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Sav: I can't believe you spent money on me you dope!! But we're gonna have the most fun!!

Alison: Well why wouldn't I? It was a great way to spend my extra cash.

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thesanlo:

So your plan is to just keep going until you’re dead or in prison? That’s brilliant. I’m totally sure that there’s no one in the world who could possibly understand or help. Just like I’m totally sure that “let’s split up” is always the best plan when you’re being chased by a serial killer. I’ll show up every day to tell you how stupid it is if it prevents me from having to figure out how to comfort your sister at your funeral. So, get ready to become my new best friend.

Know anyone on hand who can understand or help me leave a gang? I’m not even 100% sure I want to leave anyway, they’re my friends. I’m sure you wouldn’t need to do much to comfort her over me. Becoming your best friend is absolutely everything I’ve wished for.

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Aren’t they? I mean, obviously they’re bad people but it’s interesting to read about what was going through their head and what led to the killings.

“I always find books about serial killers fascinating.”

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Another robot baby? As in you already had one? Why in the world would you want one in the first place?

I kinda really wanna get another robot baby…. I don’t think I’d be allowed one though…

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I’m sure you’ve gotten tons of different answers and follow up questions, but how unhealthy is it? Because I can definitely understand a fascination with the case, it’s one of my favorites.

One of my teachers has an unhealthy fascination with Jack the Ripper. Is that common? Should I be concerned?

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Alison: Pizza school with you is definitely the best thing I've ever spent money on.

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thesanlo:

Yeah, you not telling me the truth is totally what I’m mad about here. Yes, she was crying, because your parents are fucking trash and the only other family she’s got is on the fast track to becoming trash too. Great choice, by the way. I mean, if I had a wealthy family willing to pay for my education so I could do whatever I wanted, I’d absolutely instead choose to become a slum lord. 

Listen, I don’t know you that well, and personally, I don’t give two fucks what you do, but since it’s upsetting someone I care a lot about, I feel the need to point out how unbelievably stupid throwing your life away before it’s really even begun is.

I get it, I’m selfish and should stop. Quinn says she’s worried I’m just as much of a fuck up as our parents. But stopping isn’t as easy as it sounds, alright? I’m too far in to stop now.

Sure, point out how stupid it is all you like, Santana. 

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Jeff is just a health nut and it sickens us all despite our love for him.

ben-faris:

Bit of both, but ouch, why get up at 6am, to begin with?

I like to get up early to make the most of the day. And I like to work out in the mornings.

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thesanlo:

Is that right? Because I seem to remember you insisting time and time again that all of these “odd jobs” you’re constantly cycling through are totally legit, because you want to be some kind on CSI or NCIS, I can’t remember. But when I asked your sister why she was crying for hours the other night, she told me a little bit of a different story.

Well it’s not like I would go around telling people I sell drugs and other shit for a living.

.....Quinn was crying?

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Uh sure? Although I’m not a pathological liar.

Private

You and I need to have words. You know, whenever you’re not busy being a pathological liar.

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Quinn: You're right. It is what it is.

Quinn: I need to go now, Al.

Quinn: I want to think.

Alison: Alright, do all the thinking you need. Not sure what about, but yeah, think.

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Quinn: Which begs the question... why exactly did you start doing it?

Quinn: You're blind.

Quinn: Things could have been different if you had talked to me.

Alison: Because it looked fun? It looked like a sure way to have a little fun no matter how hard classes got? I'm not really sure myself.

Alison: And you're annoying.

Alison: I didn't want to talk to you, I didn't want anything to do with you or anyone else. I'm sure we could go all day on how things could have been different.

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Quinn: Yes you are.

Quinn: You are because there are many jobs you could have chosen that wouldn't put you in this kind of position.

Quinn: You're taking this perfect girl and ruining her just because you can.

Quinn: How does that not make you like them?

Alison: Well it wasn't like I was job hunting now was I? There wasn't an application or anything that was just screaming "hey pick me, you get to sell drugs and do all other kinds of illegal activities."

Alison: There was never a perfect girl.

Alison: Do you think I don't miss how I used to be? That I don't miss when I thought you were more powerful that any god there could be? I do. I'm not ruining her because I can, I'm ruining her because it's way easier than trying to go back to how it used to be.

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Alison: Fine. But only because knowing you, you'll bug me more if I don't.

Alison: I was selling drugs and the guy I was selling to called the cops on me. I freaked out, ran, and hid in an alleyway for a while.

[a long pause]

Quinn: Selling drugs? My god, Alison.

Quinn: And this started when you were a teen?!

Quinn: You don't need the money, why you're doing this?

Quinn: Actually, you don't have to. It's in your genes.

[...]

Quinn: You're just like her.

Alison: I guess I was over exaggerating when I said years ago, more like 3 or so, when I first came to NY.

Alison: I'm doing it because it's my job Quinn. I can't stop doing it because it's already been happening for too long that if I stop, worse things are going to happen then me going to jail.

[...]

Alison: I'm not like anyone.

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Quinn: Try me.

Alison: Fine. But only because knowing you, you'll bug me more if I don't.

Alison: I was selling drugs and the guy I was selling to called the cops on me. I freaked out, ran, and hid in an alleyway for a while.

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Dallas: Oh why?

Dallas: It is a struggle.

Dallas: I say try it. I can bring you some as well. I am out getting me some food.

Alison: I've been doing it for 3 years now and the consequences of stopping are way worse than jail.

Alison: Yes, definitely bring me some.

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Dallas: Alison! You should stop before you end up in jail or worse!

Dallas: I'm allergic to nuts and every year my dumb self would eat one that I figured didn't have nuts and bam, allergic reaction.

Dallas: Have you tried like some hot tea? It helps.

Alison: I'm well aware of the consequences Dallas. But at this point I can't stop.

Alison: I can't imagine being allergic to anything.

Alison: No I haven't, but I'll try anything at this point to keep me awake between classes, my job, and whoever I'm hooking up with.