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Ok here’s what they’re walking into
Lois
Lois felt that he had checked every room in the castle by now, looking for that aggravating automaton. He had not, of course. The academy was very large, and there were plenty of private or restricted areas. But still, he was tired. He cradled a mug of black coffee he had gotten from the kitchen as he leaned over a chemistry textbook on the table. It was a bit old, and he recognized some of the information in it to be outdated, but he could still learn from it. Class had not begun yet, but Lois liked to be early. Even the professor was not yet present.
The chemistry classroom made up for its cramped size with several tall, open windows along one wall. The opposite wall was lined with shelves with various objects: bottles with different liquids, textbooks, vials, beakers, and some three dimensional models of molecules. A few other boys hung around the classroom, reading silently or chatting with each other. Lois sipped his coffee and watched the clock. The professor was almost late.
Any paint can be finger paint if you don't care enough
Students farted along the halls.
I’m assuming you meant to type “darted”, but this is hilarious to me. It sounds like something my dad (a teacher) would say
Any paint can be finger paint if you don't care enough
Students farted along the halls.
*insane laughter*
*composes self* I am a mature woman.
No. Nevermind. *more laughter*
"Believing in yourself will get you killed. Believe in the Giver. He is enough." - Glitch Society
Oh my word. Yes that’s a typo. Why do the ‘d’ and ‘f’ keys have to be next to each other?? XI
Glad it gave you joy. I shall go fix it, thank you. You may resume maturity.
A cup of tea is cheaper than therapy.
You took me out. I got a notif for this in the middle of class during a break and I could not stop grinning for a while. Imagine that was canon and important enough for Ari to notice.
*composes self* I am a mature woman.
Yes, yes, we’re all mature women here.
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NO STAHP. That image made it all worse for a moment ToT
Why must everything be so funny while eating copious amounts of sugar"Believing in yourself will get you killed. Believe in the Giver. He is enough." - Glitch Society
Me: Barely keeping up with my one character
Also me: Hm. I’m thinking about adding another character.
I tried adding that one guy, but he was too crazy and brain-hurt…ly…
I do feel like Everett might be a better option… He’s weird, but he doesn’t bestow brain hurt, and I think he would fit in here better. More likely than not, I shall simply keep thinking about this and never actually write an RP… huhuhu…
"Believing in yourself will get you killed. Believe in the Giver. He is enough." - Glitch Society
On the topic of “farted in the halls,” to be fair this is an all boys school, right?
when my brother was in an all boys group, he would repeatedly come back with wild stories, and everyone in the halls farting or at least making fart noises at each other is exactly the sorta thing they would’ve done lolllll
Gerald handled that. You don’t question Gerald. (if you know you know)
On the contrary, I think the high-pressure social environment – combined with emotional stressors from home and learned stiff posture – would probably cause the opposite. Perhaps glute clenching.
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Moving on.
I tried adding that one guy, but he was too crazy and brain-hurt…ly…
My goodness, I think he got buried under the other rps. I’m so sorry. Ramen, right? We should figure out how to start an interaction with him. I have too many characters at the moment… but surely we can figure something out.
More likely than not, I shall simply keep thinking about this and never actually write an RP… huhuhu
Relatable. Well, add Everett when you feel so inclined!
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@whalekeeper I’m dead. My abs hurt so bad from cackling and wheezing. Thank you for that wonderful insight.
Any paint can be finger paint if you don't care enough
Moving on.
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Any paint can be finger paint if you don't care enough
I’m glad that brought you joy. I aspire to open writers’ eyes to new perspectives on their characters.
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