Ethics [Thursday, December 21th, 6th period]

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As everyone arrived, they could see Krycek had the classroom set up like an arts and crafts lab, with a table for each pair to work on and supplies of all sorts awaiting their use. There were egg cartons, cotton, peanut butter, foam, dowels, boxes of all sizes, glue, tape, and many many other materials.

"Welcome to the last part of your Ethics final," Krycek said, passing handouts to every couple and single parent. "You'll be dropping your eggs off a building, but don't worry, you have the chance to build a buffer, so they hopefully don't go 'splat' when they land." Krycek seemed very business-like as he detailed the assignment.

"So have at. Once you guys are done building, we'll head up to the roof to test them out. There will be a discussion question following the experiment and then you guys are free. Good luck and happy finals."

[OOC: Yeah, dubious relation to Ethics, yadda yadda. Mod whatever materials you might need, within reason.]

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Re: Up on the roof!

[threeweapons.livejournal.com]

"Huh, never knew that." Alanna stepped away from the edge of the room. "Let's go see if we have scrambled eggs or not."

Re: Up on the roof!

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

Down on the ground outside, River unwrapped the pillow. The egg was intact, although there were a few cracks visible.

Re: Up on the roof!

[threeweapons.livejournal.com]

"Aw." Alanna sounded disappointed. "So what was the point of this whole exercise?"

Re: Up on the roof!

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

"Trying our patience?" River suggested.

Re: Up on the roof!

[threeweapons.livejournal.com]

Alanna considered this. "Nah. I think I spent all of twenty minutes on that thing, and ten of them were watching the water boil."

Re: Up on the roof!

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

"Good point," River said. "But perhaps it just didn't work? The trying our patience part."