That is...a question. She doesn't betray herself with the internal questioning it brings up, because when she was a kid she mostly wanted to disappear into the forest and never come back. Her imagination was wild and unrealistic. She seizes upon, then, the idea she had in her teens:
"Well, I wouldn't say it's the most practical, but I've written a lot before. That doesn't pay very well, but I was going to go to LA and get my massage license while I worked on poetry and shorts stories. They've probably got a school for that here, too."
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"Well, I wouldn't say it's the most practical, but I've written a lot before. That doesn't pay very well, but I was going to go to LA and get my massage license while I worked on poetry and shorts stories. They've probably got a school for that here, too."