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[Kate is in Times Square. It's as crowded as it ever is, but you might notice an unusually high number of sailors wandering around. Kate is clearly admiring the view from her perch at an outdoor table.]

Ah, Fleet Week. It just wouldn't be May without it.

[Aw, yeah. Look at those tight white bell bottoms...

And suddenly back to reality.]

Okay. Travel plans for the summer: who has them? I'm talking road trips, vacations, camps, missions, yadda, yadda, yadda. Who is heading out of the City and where are you going?

Also, can I come too?

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Smarty pants is my middle name.

I'm Kate and you are new in town, I take it.

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Kate smarty pants huh? Easy to remember.

I'm Kitty and yeah, I'm fresh from my crappy world. Hi.

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If you come in peace, I welcome you. If not, I still welcome you.

Sorry your world sucks. This one has it's moments of overwhelming terrible, but generally speaking, it's lovely.

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I come with no intention to make a ruckus. I hope that does it.

Sounds like a vacation. And you were talking about vacations.

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That's good enough for me.

It is a vacation of sorts. But summer in New York is miserable. A girl can't help but daydream of fresh air and wide open spaces.

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I have the feeling I'm going to be using this time to explore the city. Maybe brood over some rooftop and become the scourge of the underworld before I go to school again.

[ Sounds like she's joking but she's actually more serious than she would like to admit. ]

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That sounds like me when I first got here.

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Did it go well for you? I might be taking notes.

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The exploring part did. The brooding part got really old really quickly.

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Oh, good. I've been brooding enough back at home anyway.

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All brood and no play makes Katherine a dull girl.