Film and Lit, 2/8/07

[actingreaper]

Daisy was looking even more tired than usual. There were several board game boxes at the front of the class room, and she was slouched in her arm chair with a big mug of coffee.

"Okay, guys, we're going to take a break from the 'Lit' part of this class, this week, and take a look at a different kind of adaption." She hit play on her remote, and Hint started playing. "This is Hint. Based on the board game, which you see up here. Watch the movie. Play the game. Discuss how they managed to come up with a movie out of a damned board game."

[ooc: somewhat lame, alas, but it's still budget week, and we've got a stack of tables to format. Yesterday was our blessedly light day, back to the grind, now. . . . OCD on its way is up]

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Well, Weiss did mean White in German...

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Lorelai Periwinkle.

(To match her eyes! Also it's a fun word.)

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John Dorian. In the pantry. With the wand of awesome. Oh yeah.

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