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[One would think spending one second in a space ship and another in a zoo would rattle a person. However, when Jenny lands on the ground with a thump, she isn't necessarily rattled. No, she's excited.] Hello, what's this?

[She picks up the device next to her and studies it for a brief moment before looking up excitedly at the massive creature in front of her. An elephant, not that she knows that.] Oh hello, what are you? [Getting to her feet, she reaches out to gently pet the trunk of the beast.] Trapped here in a cage, like me? Doesn't seem fair.

[It takes her no time at all to work out the device in her hand, the video coming to life. She smiles excitedly into the screen. The elephants trunk can be seen inspecting her hair, her shoulder, her face. She doesn't seem to mind it one bit.] Excuse me. I found your cages. And while I understand the necessity of them given certain situations, I must insist that you allow the more harmless creatures their freedom. It doesn't seem ri- [The elephant's trunk pokes her in the side and she laughs and looks up to him in response.] Oh, that tickles!

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Dean Winchester! What a lovely name. Lots of syllables and very long. Dean Winchester. Two words. I like it very much!

[She's very interested in names, of course. Since she actually has one. And she says her own with a bit of pride even if she was only ever given one instead of two like this man.]

I'm Jenny. Just Jenny.

Just Jenny. Nice to meet you.

Someone getting you out of that elephant cage?

Nice to meet you too. I like meeting new people. It's so interesting to learn all about them and study the way they think and act.

[She looks up and around the cage again, nodding as she studies the fence and imagines exactly how to scale it to the other side.]

I can get out on my own. Sadly my friend here cannot. Do you know who is in charge of these cages? I would like the elephant out. He obviously isn't aggressive.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we don't want an elephant rampaging around even if it's not aggressive. Animal that big can do a lot of damage without meaning to.

[he's thinking of his car.]

[She's gonna go through a few emotions here. Argumentative, thoughtful, understanding, then sad. The creature is massive, she supposes. It makes her very sad to see it locked up though when it wouldn't mean to hurt anyone. She's never seen a zoo before though so she doesn't quite understand the concept yet.]

Oh, I suppose you're right, Dean Winchester. [She runs her hand lightly along the elephants trunk, as if consoling the creature and apologizing for not being able to save it.]

You can just call me Dean. I won't mind.

You alright there?

Oh but both of you names are so nice! Dean Winchester. They both deserve equal attention sometimes, don't you think? One might get jealous of the other, otherwise.

[She nods, knowing she can get out of the cage whenever she wants to.] Yes. I am very much alright. Thank you for asking.

Hey, whatever floats your boat, Sweetheart. [He says it with a grin, teasing her a little.]

[She isn't sure weather to grin and pretend that was a joke or to take him seriously. As it is, she gives him a little of both. She grins, arches a brow and looks around her immediate vicinity.]

I don't have a boat. Are there supposed to be boats here in this place? I don't see any use for them. There's no water and the cage would keep them in unless they were a significantly larger boat, a ship. A spaceship would be better. It could be maneuvered right up and out of this place.

[He chuckles at that.]

Guess we're from different worlds. It's a saying and there's a cap on this place. You can't fly out. Tried to sail out on a boat once. Ended up right back in the damned place.

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