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<td valign="top">[[Image: MoA Trance.png|left]]'''Moment of Awesome - [[Hope Abbott|Hope Abbott/Trance]]:''' ''As part of her training with [[Doug Ramsey]], [http://x-logs.livejournal.com/3816072.html Hope finds herself speed dating].
'''[[Inez Temple]]:''' Inez is the daughter of John Paul Temple, a former Texas Ranger turned criminal in order to pay for his dying wife's medical bills. She was raised on the run, until she manifested super strength and durability in the middle of a gun battle between her father and her U.S. Marshall uncle. Unable to provide her with the training she needed, Inez's father staged his arrest in a bank robbery and eventually Inez was sent to [[Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters]]. Brash and confident, Inez saw herself as the leader of the [[New Mutants]], although her personal perspectives on right and wrong and her temper would often [[Community Service| get her into trouble]]. In [[October 2009]], bored with being in one place and confused by her not-relationship with [[Julian Keller]], she requested a transfer to the [[West Coast Annex]] for a change of scene and a chance of further powers training.  
 
  
  
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"Not kidding," Doug told her.  "We still need to work on that blushing and stammering tendency of yours when it comes to flirting and discussion of sex and the like."  He shrugged.  "You're going to need to improve if you ever want to be the sort of player you're thinking about being."
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"And speed dating will teach me that? I thought I handled Eric fairly well back at the art gallery." She still kept a smile on her face, observing the various people arriving. "Wait..." Something suddenly occurred to her from that night. "Whom am I going to be speed dating with exactly?"
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Doug chuckled.  "Equal opportunity.  50-50 ladies and gentlemen."  He tapped a few keys on his phone.  "Okay, the way it works is that you have about five minutes to make a good impression.  Then, at the end, you indicate the people you want your contact information forwarded to, and if they also selected you, then you each get the information on the other person."
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"Okay..." Hope nodded as she took in the information. "And my goal for tonight is? To get on the list with as many people as possible?" Maybe if she tried to think of it as an assignment, it would less... embarrassing?
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"Studies say that the average speed dating participant winds up with about a 20 or 30 percent match rate."  Doug looked at Hope, watching the slight flush in her cheeks.  He raised an eyebrow.  "I expect you to do better."  He pulled up the event's particulars from the lounge's website that he'd signed her up on.  "It says 'dates' are five minutes long, so in a two-hour event...you'll probably meet about 20 people.  Your goal is 50 percent - men -and- women."
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She tore her eyes away from the people still arriving. "Fifty percent? I am never..." She visibly stopped herself, before taking a deep breath. "Alright. Let's do this."
 
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Moment of Awesome - Hope Abbott/Trance: As part of her training with Doug Ramsey, Hope finds herself speed dating.


"Not kidding," Doug told her. "We still need to work on that blushing and stammering tendency of yours when it comes to flirting and discussion of sex and the like." He shrugged. "You're going to need to improve if you ever want to be the sort of player you're thinking about being."

"And speed dating will teach me that? I thought I handled Eric fairly well back at the art gallery." She still kept a smile on her face, observing the various people arriving. "Wait..." Something suddenly occurred to her from that night. "Whom am I going to be speed dating with exactly?"

Doug chuckled. "Equal opportunity. 50-50 ladies and gentlemen." He tapped a few keys on his phone. "Okay, the way it works is that you have about five minutes to make a good impression. Then, at the end, you indicate the people you want your contact information forwarded to, and if they also selected you, then you each get the information on the other person."

"Okay..." Hope nodded as she took in the information. "And my goal for tonight is? To get on the list with as many people as possible?" Maybe if she tried to think of it as an assignment, it would less... embarrassing?

"Studies say that the average speed dating participant winds up with about a 20 or 30 percent match rate." Doug looked at Hope, watching the slight flush in her cheeks. He raised an eyebrow. "I expect you to do better." He pulled up the event's particulars from the lounge's website that he'd signed her up on. "It says 'dates' are five minutes long, so in a two-hour event...you'll probably meet about 20 people. Your goal is 50 percent - men -and- women."

She tore her eyes away from the people still arriving. "Fifty percent? I am never..." She visibly stopped herself, before taking a deep breath. "Alright. Let's do this."