Pansy turns to Adam when he sits, but then lets her eyes follow his back to the dance floor. "Nah. I'm done celebrating tonight. Just kind of... clicked," she snaps her fingers. "Didn't want to party any more, so I stopped." Part of moving to this table was to be alone -- to not interfere with other's fun -- but she's happy Adam's here.

"Suzy and I were talking about a trip this summer. Maybe to Korea. That'd be a real last hurrah." She turns back toward Adam for good this time, the noise of the party seeming to recede as soon as it's out of sight. Pansy feels no need to censor herself with him, so she adds: "You know, once we've actually made it out of here."