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â why donât they ever make a movie about what happens after the big kiss? â - coraline
âi... donât know,â she answers with a bit of hestiation, unsure if there even really were ones with that kind of plot. given that her entire life up until moving to corona had been spent inside a monsters-only hotel, mavis had never really had a chance to watch any kind of movies really. coraline had been a big part of introducing her to the film world in general. âwe could use the google to look it up? or ask the siri? sheâd probably know, right?â @shesabutton
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in hopes of not being too obvious, mavis didnât look directly over at coraline once she picked up on the fact that the other girl was here as well. her heightened sense had allowed her to notice her ex way sooner than a human would have - but she couldnât let that show. so itâs not until coraline suddenly drops down behind a trash can that mavis actually turns to look at her, making her way over to check that she was okay. âoh?â she questions, knowing for a fact that there hadnât been anything that had fallen off of the girl. and.... she was also fairly certain coraline didnât even wear glasses in the first place. but she doesnât want to call her out for lying, so she plays along. âwell did you find them?â
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coraline knew she wasn't the easiest to be around at times. she knew that she could be too much and too intense and she came on too strong. but she also knows that when it came to mavis, that was not the case. mavis was....complicated. coraline missed her a lot most days, but then she felt weird calling so that never happened really. but every now and then she ran into her anyways. they have a lot in common so it wasn't shocking that they liked going to the same places. coraline just wished she was better at being casual with her. because the moment she spotted mavis today she ducked behind a trash can....and when mavis saw her anyways she had to shoot up like she wasn't hiding. "mavis! hi....i...dropped my glasses in the trash...stupid me."
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âoh, thatâs a shame.â phoebe shook her head, sighing in disappointment. she wasnât really sure what answer she was hoping for, it wasnât like a lot of hotels hosted balls nowadays. maybe she just thought they did things a little differently. âi donât think any of the balls i went to were as magnificent as this either, now that i think about it. it really is beautiful.â
âbut if you ever wanted to, i could probably convince dad to throw another one. heâd probably love that iâm going back to the olden days of monsters,â she answers with a playful roll of her eyes at the end. mavis already knew any discussion regarding wanting to host a ball would end with her father spewing on and on about his former years before she had been born. it wasnât necessarily anything she wanted to hear again - but if phoebe was as into this event maybe others back at the hotel would be too. âiâve never been inside a castle before either - i think that probably helps a lot.â
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Now if Mavis really wanted to, she could easily use her heightened senses and vampiric abilities to figure out which hand held the ball and which one potentially had the cash. But that would be cheating - and that didnât seem fair to do. Especially not when the boy didnât even know he was playing the game with a centenary old vampire. So instead she just looked at the two hands briefly before reaching out to pick the one on the left. âThat one,â she decides with no real reason behind why she chose it over the other.
âNow look closely at my hands.â Samir opened both hands revealing some cash in one hand and a small rubber ball in the other. Closing both of them them at the same time before putting them right behind his back, mixing them around a bit until he slid the cash onto the back of his pants. Both hands now holding a red ball he moved them in front again. âThe trick here is to want the red ball and noting else.â
âSo, which one would you choose?â he asked.
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âThatâs right, Barb Thrash, but Barbâs fine.â The potential for an awkward moment dissipated and the woman leaned against the wall closest to her new found companion. âAre you having any fun? Iâm not entirely sure why I came here besides the fact my best friend forced me to attend.â And then popped around to say hello to everyone and their mother. Classic Sparkles. âYou here with anyone?â
âI am,â she confirms with a grin. Following the other womanâs lead, Mavis also leaned against the wall, though a bit more awkwardly as the poofiness of her dress made it a little hard. âMy friends are around here somewhere, but we didnât really come together. A few of them have dates, I think. But Iâm just here alone.â
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watching everyone dance and taking in all the different dresses and masks, mavis thought the question over with a soft hum. ânot really,â she answers after a moment. ânot to this extent, anyway. we had parties - but never masquerades - and itâs been decades since we had a true ball. but even then it wasnât quite as grand as this.â
âhave you ever been to anything like this before?â phoebe questioned, watching the various couples dancing on the dance floor with a blissful smile on her face. âi mean, before moving here.â she added quickly, realizing that events like these were a regular occurrence on the island. âdid you ever host anything like this at the hotel?â @mavisdraculeâ
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Spotting a familiar figure, her enhanced senses letting her know it was Mike even with the mask upon his face, Mavis made her way over towards him without any hesitation. âMike! I didnât know youâd be here tonight,â she greets as she comes up beside him and hooks her arm through his, grinning up at him. It shouldnât be a surprise that heâs here, he was an island celebrity after all of course heâd make an appearance, but she hadnât expected to see him alone. âAre you having fun so far? Oh - Iâm not stealing you away from anyone, am I?â @themikewazowski
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When the woman from the Winter Festival approached her, Mavis immediately perked up. The two didnât know each other very well, but it was always exciting when the potential to make a new friend was offered to her. âYeah, thatâs me!â she answers as she tries to recall the other womanâs name as well. âAnd itâs... Barb, correct?â Thereâs a slight hesitation despite the fact that Mavis is fairly certain that is indeed her name.
Barb wasnât one for big parties like this, she was more the type to go to a rave over a ball but sheâd been told there wasnât a choice ( thanks Poppy ). So far it wasnât completely horrible and having a mask on did help deter people from talking to her, that was always a plus. Spotting a familiar figure, Barb walked over to her, happy to find someone she knew somewhat other than Poppy. âHey, Mavis, right?â She remembered her from the Winter Festival, hopefully she remembered her. There had been something a little rocker about her, Barb hoped she wasnât wrong about that. // @mavisdraculeâ
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mavisâs new years eve masquerade look.
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It was rare for Mavis to go out during the day without any specific reasoning, but her employees had insisted she take at least a few hours for herself and going out for some last minute shopping seemed like a good way to spend that time. Though that didnât take nearly as long as Mavis had thought it would, which left her to sit and wait out the rest of the time before she could return to the Inn. Her eyes were watching all the people rushing throughout the rest of the mall, not even thinking to look out the windows when her attention is caught by the girl beside her. âDid they almost fall?â she asks the redhead as she turns to look at the stranger then towards the window.Â
One of the things Sam really loved back in Beverly Hills was going to the mall when it was all decorated for the holidays and people watching with Alex and Clover ( though it was always from the chair in a nail salon ). Since she couldnât do that this year, sheâd settled for a cup of coffee and a table inside the cafe, watching the snow gently fall from the sky and people run around like chickens trying to get last minute gifts. âOh no..â she whispered leaning forward as it looked like someone was about to slip but recovered, âthat was close,â the woman said with a sigh of relief.
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âItâs snowing! Thatâs so perfect!â (Elsa)
âLetâs just hope it doesnât turn into another blizzard, though,â she thinks aloud as she stares out the window with her friend. The cold was already starting to seem through the glass, but Mavis didnât mind too much. It was nothing compared to what she was used to back home and temperature changes didnât affect her the way they did humans anyway. âShould we go out in it? We can build a little snowman in front of the Inn - to be the new greeter!â @elsafrankenteen
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Holding the ornament in her hand, Mavis continued to mentally debate whether it would be a good gift for her father or not when Sibella came to stand beside her. âWhat do you think?â she asked, lifting up the glass little bat to show her best friend. âDo you think it could survive the flight back to Transylvania? Or will it weigh me down too much?â To anyone else that question would seem ridiculous - humans that might overhear it known perfectly well a small little trinket like that wouldnât tip over the scale of someoneâs luggage. But well.. Mavis wasnât talking about flying on a plane and Sibella knew that. @fangtasticsibella
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âIâve had my tree up since November.â
âSince November?â she echoes, eyes widening a bit at the thought of putting a Christmas tree that early. Since taking over the islandâs Inn, Mavis had learned that people around here put their trees up way earlier than she and her father ever had back at the Hotel. It must have been a cultural thing or perhaps an old tradition that the Dracules held onto over the centuries - because she had only ever put up a tree a few nights before the actual holiday. âWouldnât it die before Christmas day?âÂ
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âafter the twentieth i decided that counting would just be a waste of my time,â he pointed to a small mountain he had created. âiâve been passing them to anybody that passes by, so if you see an angry mom i am not here you never saw me.â enjoying the taste of the icing, but not the taste of the cookie so much. there was something about eating the fruits of his labor that made them taste all that better.â
âyouâve done more than twenty?!â she blurts out without thinking, eyes widening a bit as she looks over at his little pile of cookies. mavis hadnât even noticed it until now. âwhy would they be angry though? you gave them a free christmas cookie!â
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Stitch wasnât the best at judging people, although he had to admit that it was weird that Mavis didnât have a photo of that hotel run by her father. Although he was already weird, so to some extent everything was fine, at least there was the modeling solution looking at that inn. âNo problemo! Just let me cheeck how it looks first.â Tapping on the phone screen, he curiously observed the different photos posted on the internet. Building with a simple touch but beautiful details. The options to recreate it flowed through his mind, deciding to share the suggestions with Mavis. âGood choice. I think we can use chocolate and caramel syrup to recreate these pictures. And marshmallows as snow bushes. The building could be decorated with layers of sweets that resemble the Innâ Encouraged with a small smile, he continued saying ideas for help with the elaboration, a sparkle in the eyes that showed the enormous desire to participate in it. Itâs not like he monopolizes everything, leaving room for her to share any ideas in mind. âCould we add some coconut to it? I love that flavor and maybe a distinctive combination can lead to victory. What do you think?â
As Stitch pulled up photos of the local Inn on his phone, Mavis moved a step closer toward the table to start inspecting all of the candies and frosting options they had for decorating. Her head turns back to face him once he starts listing off ideas of his own, eyes darting between looking at the boy and also at the gingerbread house as she imagines what itâll look like. âI think that could work,â she agrees with a bright smile. âOh of course! We could use shaved coconut to make the effect of snow!â
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âDoes your father own a hotel?â Thatâs so cool! âThat might be a very personal topic to ask but curiosity was hard to hide when such an interesting fact was revealed. Nani had worked for a time as a hotel receptionist in Hawaii but years ago and memory was not very reliable of the details of the structure. Stitch smiled with a lot of emotions without caring to treat a stranger as if she were a lifelong friend and not a contest partner that he had just met, just feeling a pang of guilt when Mavis said that she had thought to do it alone. Looking at all the gingerbread and jars of sweets and candies for the disposition of whatever was to be built, an idea popped into his mind. "Do you have a picture or something? So it would be easier to work and find what things we can use for the structure. How does it look? "He made no effort to reach over to her, preferring to give space until everything was decided to start working as a team.â You shouldnât worry. I am a hard worker! I wonât leave you down! â
âYeah! He built it when I was just a kid,â she answered, not telling quite the entire story for the sake of not wanting to potentially let anything slip that she shouldnât. Like the way the hotel was a monsters only establishment and had been built to keep her safe and away from any and all humans. âI... donât have any pictures actually. But we could model it after the Inn around here instead.â It was a minor lie, Mavis did have pictures of the hotel but they werenât any that she could just show to Stitch. All of them either had monsters hanging out around the hotel or made it too obvious that it wasnât just a normal, human hotel. âOh, I wasnât worried! I believe in you.â
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lock glanced around the stall looking for a sign just in case, trying to make sure for himself that that was the case. finding nothing he nodded choosing to ignore the worker as he himself honed the craft of decorating cookies. taking a bite out of the one he had just finished decorating a small break away from the crazy.âi suppose youâre right, there are no signs so they truly donât have a right to complain. although, if i am honest, the amount of cookies iâve decorated has been quite a lot.â
âhow many have you decorated?â she asked, genuinely curious now. at first when heâd said the workers were made heâd taken so many cookies mavis had assumed he was maybe in the double digits... but now the way he spoke about having decorated quite a lot it seemed like maybe his number was even higher than that.
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