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[Tamika Dombrovski]

"Well, unless you're talking to one of the teachers that think we're still in the 70's," Tamika laughed. "Their lingo must be rubbing off on me."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"Yeah, gotta agree with you on that one. Although you gotta admit, half the teachers would look kind of odd wandering around this school if it looked all modern," she grinned.

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"The village is actually really rad, I love it. The book shop is a cool place to go, does nice flavored tea as well," Tamika told her. "Only probably is after like, an hour you've seen it all so it gets repetitive."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"I'm not sure to be honest, and hour or two maybe?" Tamika sighed, "Aside from various holidays I don't think there's much chance to go to the towns..."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"I used to, but now I'm not really bothered. I try to keep the thoughts of moving during summer in my mind and it helps. And my best friends are here, so that makes it worthwhile staying here."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"I'm gonna be going home to Russia for the first while, then me and my mum are moving to Paris. Something about new starts," Tamika told her. Smiling as she imagined going to the Eiffel Tower when she liked and all the little coffee shops.

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"You live in Paris? Seriously? What's it like there?" Tamika asked excitedly. She had never been and only had her mums description and Google searches to go on.

[Tamika Dombrovski]

Tamika smiled. "It sounds wonderful. I can't wait to go now. What's the music scene like there?"

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"Ooo brilliant! That'll suit me down to the ground!" Tamika replied happily. "So are you going to go back there when you leave Orchid or are you staying in the UK?"

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"Yeah, I get you. I think it's because of the british governments obsession for CCTV and plain clothes officers."
Tamika decided against telling Sophie her theory about the orange and lime tic tacs. She didn't want to have someone else thinking she was crazy when she told them they were brain washing pills...

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"I know! That's one thing that really winds me up, it's hardly as if a teenager is going to blow up an aeroplane! Whenever I first came over to the school I nearly missed my flight because of it. And in towns, you can't be anywhere for 5 minutes without being told to move along or something of the like."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"I think they just push it to the back of their minds because as far as the British government is concerned, all youths are yobs. Which is quite a ridiculous stereotype due to the small minority there is like that," Tamika sighed. This was the reason she stopped watching tv or reading newspapers, that was the picture both painted.

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"'But when the war is done, and the youth stone dead, I'll toddle safely home and die in bed'," Tamika quoted. "It's like that was written for the prime minister or something. Good old Siegfried, eh..."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

[Assuming you mean why is she being involved with battles whilst at the school... Hopefully I assumed right :] ]

"Part of the package. I'm not exactly chuffed to bits about having to attempt to save people older and younger than me from death but if I want to learn about my gifts then I have to put up with it."

[Tamika Dombrovski]

"Thanks to my fa- my uncle, he taught me to be quite anti-establishment from a young age. And yes, I'm one of the lucky ones given partial responsibility to prevent death," Tamika replied, not exactly sounding chuffed about being a Carer.