Role Play Here

Dahlia rolled her eyes. "You sir, are fully of crap." she said shifting slightly.

Sebastian looked at her and said a bit harshly. I didn't want to risk my life being Dauntless. My aptitude test was Dauntless. I couldn't stay in Amity, because I'm a natural born Dauntless. I couldn't be Abnegation, because I was selfishly not choosing Dauntless to save my own life. I'm not smart enough to be Erudite. And, I couldn't do Dauntless because I'm a coward. So, that left me with Candor, so that's what I choose. 

Dahlia's anger bubbled up when he snapped at her. "No, your wrong. You were to big of a fool to be Erudite. Your right about Dauntless and Abnegation. Cowardice and selfishness are the same thing. Your a coward because you care to much about yourself." she snapped back at him as she stood. She walked to the edge of the car and jumped.

Sebastian watched her jump and groaned inwardly. He got up and jumped, wincing in pain when he landed. He went after Dahlia. Thank you for pratically repeating what I just said. He snapped. Do you think I'm not aware that I'm a selfish coward, because believe me, I am fully aware. 

Dahlia clenched her fisted, her nails biting into her skin. "Yea, I can tell love. Now, if you don't change your tone or leave me alone I'll give you a reason to fear death." she spoke through her teeth, and the passing train made if barely audible.

Sebastian looked at her and snapped. What are you going to do to me?

Dahlia raised a challenging eyebrow, then narrowed her eyes at him. "Depends....." she said, fuming. Her anger burned in her eyes and her nails were close to drawing blood from her palms.

Dahlia glared venomously at him. "Wether or not your going to leave me alone. So I'll give you a minute, leave or Ill do something." her words came in an angry hiss, loud and clear not that the train had passed. The night seemed eerily quiet to her.

Dahlia wrinkled her nose and began stomping away from the train tracks, muttering angrily. Kicking small debris in the road, her voice rose to normal and her rant became more audible.

Dahlia stopped walking, and turned around. She was far enough away that she could just barely make him out in the dimness. Her fingernails bit into her palms again but she just stood and watched him. Dahlia you idiot! Hes an initiate, and hes not even in your faction. You can't leave him to jump on a train without watching him at least. She scolded herself internally. Just watch him. Dahlia was slightly annoyed at having a conscience when so many Dauntless seemed to be without one. She crept closer to a building, trying to block herself from his view while keeping him in hers.

Dahlia rolled her eyes. Even now, on his second try jumping onto a train he does practically perfect. It took her three days to perfect that! She shook her head and ran for the car just behind the one he jumped into. She swung herself in and sat right next to the opening, and let the wind blow in her face.

Sebastian sat in the train with his arms crossed. He sighed and closed his eyes. He waited for the train to hit near Candor. When it finally did, he opened his eyes and got ready to jump off. He took a deep breath and jumped, rolling. He let out a few cuss words in pain and sat up. 

 Dahlia tried not to smirk, she stayed where she was but yelled out at him. She childishly stuck out her tounge then leaned inside.

Sebastian looked at her and rolled his eyes. He sat up, brushing himself off. He stood up and began walking back to Candor. 

Dahlia sitting back down, she leaned against the wall and started to doze off. She quickly snapped herself awake and jumped out. She wandered the street, bored without someone to talk to.