Arjuna Grocery Store
"That's too bad about Bruce Lee, but it's not an advantage to be a man. After all, if you were a man, you couldn't blaze trails for women. It's the 70s now. We need to just get out and do our thing. Even if our thing is rearranging apples." She straightened up, happy with how the display now looked. "It must have been exciting though, being all of those films. I wish something exciting would happen in my life. You know, other than helping Mrs Nicholson pick out the best sprouts. Every. Single. Saturday. Or if I could just be a bit special, like he was." She looked wistful for a moment, before beginning to sweep the floor. "You should definitely chase that dream. I'm afraid Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru need me here on the farm for one more season."
She stopped when Elissa mentioned the sleeping and rested her head on the top of the brush handle. "It's nightmares. It's strange, because I haven't had a nightmare since my dad made the mistake of taking us to see Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Odeon when I was eight. I didn't sleep for a month thanks to the Child Catcher. They must have been on acid the day they decided not to give that film an 'X' certificate. Anyway, I figured I was all nightmared out, but the last couple of weeks I've been getting worse and worse dreams. I don't remember too much about them, but I'm never me, and I always get killed by people with strange faces. It's bugging me out, and it's no fun waking up throughout the night. I hope I don't fall asleep at my desk once school restarts."
She resumed sweeping. "I imagine you're excited about finally starting your new course?"