Through a Glass Darkly: Spies and Spying; Week 15 - Period 3 (Final)

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Aly surveyed the class with a grin as they came in.  "Morning, all.  Welcome to your last class.  Hopefully you've had fun this term and learned a bit as well.  I enjoyed teaching you all."

"It was difficult to think up an exam for this class.  Most of the time when you're spying, if you survive, you passed."  She grinned.  "If you get the information you need, you succeed, but staying alive passes.  Since I don't think that would be the best idea in the world to do that, I simply have a few questions and one last memory game."

"First, when do you think spying is appropriate and has this changed from your opinion at the beginning of the class."

"And second, in your opinion, what are the most important tools of a spy.  How would you continuing building your ability to use these tools if you were to continue training as a spy after this class?"

She glanced at the stash of pens that were wriggling about where they were captured in a bag.  "Since our pens and books seem to be rebelling, let's just go ahead and do this orally.  I'll ask a few follow up questions because I would like to see how you're thinking this morning."

"Once you've answered both these questions, give the jewel game one more try, and then have a good rest of finals week.  I'll hopefully see you next term."

[OOC: Seriously you guys were an absolutely fabulous class.  I love you all like pie. A bit of OCD is coming up.  And omg, this was always in the comm.  Really.]

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Re: [SAS 12/19] Question 1

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The twins had to do a little bit of quite consulting before their own answer was clear.
"I suppose we still stand with our first opinion, that spying is appropriate when trying to get information out of people." Hikaru began.
"But, it also has a lot of practical, every day uses. You know, making one more perceptive to other people...in general. It's kind of a good life skill, at times." Kaoru nods in conclusion. "Although, that last part doesn't really answer the 'when' part of your question." They both smile.