WebbedHawk
Really Experienced
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Cameron looked down as he mentioned Nina's apparent dislike of his talks with Eden as he was hoping it wasn't as obvious to everyone else as to her possible jealousy.
"If you were one of the millions of people in the world without abilities, or with abilities you couldn't even realize you were using like mine, would you think what he said was true or would you think it was some media stunt? The government did what they could to cover up for what he said, and the national media, hell the rest of the world, pretty much complied. When the gossip magazines are the only ones willing to publish anything about Alphas and half the time they say everything is aliens or some other crap it can be easy to ignore. People don't want to think about people with abilities. They don't want to know anything outside of their ordinary boring lives. Unless it affects them, they won't care, and they won't care of the effects until its made a large enough impact to be noticed large scale."
Cameron rolled up the paper that had contained his sandwich, looked around then tapped Eden on the knee, nodding to the garbage can about 30 feet across on the other side of the paved area in front of office. He tossed the paper ball up, to the left of the can, hitting tree branch, and as it bounced off the trunk and down it wasn't noticed by anyone until it hit the back of the newspaper someone was reading near the can. The paper ball fell in while the person who was reading the newspaper looked around to try and see what happened, where the thing that hit his newspaper went and where it might have been thrown from. After a few seconds he went back to reading his news. Cameron looked back to Eden.
"I could have hit him in the face and he would have only looked around a little bit longer and then given up when he couldn't figure out where it came from, blaming it on some dumb kids. Few care to know, fewer care to learn."
Cameron smiled sadly before taking the last sip of his drink as Eden finished her lunch.
"If you were one of the millions of people in the world without abilities, or with abilities you couldn't even realize you were using like mine, would you think what he said was true or would you think it was some media stunt? The government did what they could to cover up for what he said, and the national media, hell the rest of the world, pretty much complied. When the gossip magazines are the only ones willing to publish anything about Alphas and half the time they say everything is aliens or some other crap it can be easy to ignore. People don't want to think about people with abilities. They don't want to know anything outside of their ordinary boring lives. Unless it affects them, they won't care, and they won't care of the effects until its made a large enough impact to be noticed large scale."
Cameron rolled up the paper that had contained his sandwich, looked around then tapped Eden on the knee, nodding to the garbage can about 30 feet across on the other side of the paved area in front of office. He tossed the paper ball up, to the left of the can, hitting tree branch, and as it bounced off the trunk and down it wasn't noticed by anyone until it hit the back of the newspaper someone was reading near the can. The paper ball fell in while the person who was reading the newspaper looked around to try and see what happened, where the thing that hit his newspaper went and where it might have been thrown from. After a few seconds he went back to reading his news. Cameron looked back to Eden.
"I could have hit him in the face and he would have only looked around a little bit longer and then given up when he couldn't figure out where it came from, blaming it on some dumb kids. Few care to know, fewer care to learn."
Cameron smiled sadly before taking the last sip of his drink as Eden finished her lunch.