Superheroing- Tuesday, April 3- 2nd period

[captainliberty]

Captain Liberty is looking better than last week, but she's still not braving the Danger Shop. "Good morning, class. Today we're going to talk about a little subject called finding your niche in the superheroing world. Which, okay, let's be honest. Most superheroes don't have one, and just fight whatever bad guy there is mediocrely and then they all kinda mix together in your head.

"So what makes you stand out? Some of you have powers you can use to help you there. Do you have a goal? Do you like fighting petty robberies more than villains? Do you have a nemesis you'd probably be known for tangling with? Or are you more likely to be seen on the cover of Star in some kind of skeezy love triangle with Lindsay Lohan? I've got a worksheet here to fill out, so work with your classmates if there's something you need to figure out, but turn this in at the end of class. I'm not grading on spelling or sentence structure, just how well you know how you want to use your skills. So... have at it." She's still not cool.


1. (Superhero) Name

2. Powers

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight?

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills?

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume?

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good?

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero?

Extra credit: Pie or cake?

Comments

Sign in

[captainliberty]

I have no cool thing for you guys to sign in as woe!

Re: Sign in

[multi-madrox.livejournal.com]

Arf.

Listen to the lecture

[captainliberty]

All two minutes of it.

Re: Listen to the lecture

[multi-madrox.livejournal.com]

Jamie sat and listened to his teacher attentively.

You could tell because hew was cocking his head from side to side as she talked.

Re: Listen to the lecture

[whitedeathpod.livejournal.com]

John listened to the lecture while glancing at the dog in the room. And then he wondered if Rita had come back without telling him.

Re: Listen to the lecture

[henryoredward.livejournal.com]

Edward wasn't paying attention. He was just too pleased to be out and about again. He sat with his feet up on his desk, looking out the window and grinning like a madman.

Talk amongst yourselves

[captainliberty]

Need to work things out with the class? Or use this time in other ways while pretending to work things out with the class?

Hand in the worksheet

[captainliberty]

Handwave or not.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[multi-madrox.livejournal.com]

Have you ever seen a chihuahua try to write with a magic marker in his mouth?

1. Ah-oooooooo!

2. Arf! Arf! Grrr! Arf!

3. Grrrrr! Grrrrr! Grrrrr!

4. Woof! Arf! Woof!

5. Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!

6. Arf! Arf! Sniff! Sniff! Grrr! Ah-rooooooooo! Woof!

7. Arf!

Extra credit: Arf!

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[whitedeathpod.livejournal.com]

1. Mr. Fantastically Awesome and Sometimes Spectacular

2. Being awesome and spectacular.

3. One that wouldn't beat me up too badly.

4. You can't spell team without...me! And I'm me and so I'm good at being a team.

5. 8! Spandex would make me more supehero traditional but there just ain't no way.

6. Yep. I wouldn't wanna be fighting crime when I was 90. I'd be no good to anyone.

7. Sometimes.

EC: PIE.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[socksofcool.livejournal.com]

1. The Love Machine

2. The power of love. And sexiness.

3. Bad ones.

4. Great! Unless it's squints. Or English wereponies.

5. 10

6. No. Because I'm damn sexy when I go darkside.

7. Yes. Kinda. Maybe.

Extra credit: Pie.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[repeterpetrelli.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name Smart Alec

2. Powers Copying the powers of whoever I'm standing next to, really weird dreams (and not the ones that make me question my relationship with my brother) (okay, those too). Emo bangs.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? Guys with names like The Amazing Glass Jaw or Mr. @#$%s Himself At The First Sign Of Danger. Actually scratch that last one. Who'd want to deal with that smell?

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? Awesome, considering that I have no superpowers at all unless I'm near somebody who has some.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? FIERCE.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? If somebody hurt my family, yeah. But I suppose I could be taken down pretty easy if they just sent Mr. Narcolepsy after me.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? Absolutely.

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Death - no, cake.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[notthehulk.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name: Hulkling

2. Powers: Shapeshifting and super strength. And I heal pretty fast too.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? C lister villains that are no threat to anyone. At all. You know, the ones who couldn't mug an old lady.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? I'm used to working in a team. I actually am better with a group.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume?: Stupid scarf A 10?

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good?: If it hasn't happened yet, I don't think it will.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? Of course!

Extra credit: Pie or cake? - Pie, hands down.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[bridge-carson.livejournal.com]

The writing is slightly messy, because Bridge isn't used to writing in mittens.

1. (Superhero) Name: Psychic Wonder

2. Powers: Aura reading, telepathy, empathy, precognition, retrocognition, psychometry... I *think* that's all of it.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? The kind who are trying to take over the galaxy. Like Emperor Gruumm.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? In need of several episodes focusing on the lesson of how Teamwork Is Important Z and I work together pretty well, and she's my teammate, so I'd say pretty good.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? The one I've made here? 8. I don't know what my official one will look like yet.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? I suppose everyone has to retire eventually...

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? Yes. Have been since I signed on with SPD.

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Neither. It's Passover.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[southernbender.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name Lady Waterbender

2. Powers Waterbending. It's even in the name.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? The Fire Nation.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? Good as long as people do what I tell them are on my side.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? I still don't think I really need a costume.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? ...No. Never ever no. The Fire Nation is evil and I won't have anything to do with it.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? I'm really serious about being a waterbender.

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Chocolate!

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[henryoredward.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name: Darker Force

2. Powers: Extraordinary Strength, some measure of unusual resistance.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? Anyone that can give me a good brawl.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? What teamwork skills? Why would I have to work with someone else?

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? Easily a nine.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? Those are really three questions, aren't they? In response:
Perhaps,
most easily,
exceptionally likely.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? No, but I am intregued by this Supervillain idea. Care to teach us some more?

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Flan.

Was Edward just messing with the teacher? Maybe.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name: Princess Powerful

2. Powers: Super strength and near invulnerability

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? Any. I've fought everything from thugs holding up gas stations to giants trying to crush LA.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? Good. As long as the other people aren't stupid.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? I give the one I made for class a 9, but I still won't wear one for normal.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? No.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? Yes.

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Both!

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[strongestgirl.livejournal.com]

1. Pirate Princess

2. Super Strength, unrelenting cheerfulness

3. Pirates!

4. Pretty good

5. This costume goes to 11

6. I don't see myself doing that. I'm certainly wouldn't like to be wrong in that regard.

7. I'm pretty serious. I mean... Who needs a super strong accountant?

Extra credit: Yes!

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[bigfat-peter.livejournal.com]

1. Rhode Island Blob

2. Being able to eat just about anything in a single gulp.

3. Vegetarians. And Rosie O'Donnell

4. The more people to do the work for me the better. So I love teamwork. My skillz are awesome.

5. Costume 5 but my body is a 10.

6. No I love tights, yes villians are cool and I'm not smart enough to get revenge.

7. Of course! It's my dream! That and having a pool filled with Jell-O

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Both mixed together to make Pike. Delicious icing on the outside, gooey fruit on the inside.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[robotboyfetish.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name: Ant-Girl

2. Powers: Growing. Shrinking. Super Strength at Super Size

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight? The right kind.

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills? I'd ask my teammates. Because they'd be a better judge

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume? 10. Because Kate rocks.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good? ...Yes.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero? It's all I've ever wanted

Extra credit: Pie or cake? Pie

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[notawitch.livejournal.com]

1. (Superhero) Name: Guardian of Candracar

2. Powers: Control of a powerful crystal that does a whole bunch of stuff, being able to use aether energy to attack or defend or whatever, being able to talk to machines and appliances, finding really cute frog stuff on sale.

3. What kind of villains would you like to fight?: Evil rulers of medieval-type societies on other worlds, who are also really powerful mages, and their henchpeople. Why are there so many of them out there?

4. How would you judge your teamwork skills?: Pretty good with the other Guardians, but it'd be kinda weird with anyone else.

5. On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your costume?: 8. It's nice, but the belly shirt and mini-skirt aren't always the best things to fight evil in. I love the wings, though, even if they're totally useless.

6. Hypothetically, could you ever see yourself hanging up your tights/becoming a supervillain/taking revenge upon anyone in a way that might lead to you having to be defeated for the greater good?: No. No no no. Definitely not. The last girl who was assigned as the Keeper of the Heart of Candracar ended up doing that by murdering one of her teammates and becoming an evil queen, and it was hard fighting against her. My worst fear is that I'll end up just like she did.

7. Are you really serious about being a superhero?: I guess so? I didn't have a lot of choice in being picked.

Extra credit: Pie or cake?: I gotta go against popular opinion and say cake. Especially when it has good frosting and none of the weird pudding stuff in the middle.

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[peter--parker.livejournal.com]

1. The Human Spider

2. Enhanced strength, speed, agility, ability to cling to walls

3. Street-level guys. Bank robbers, mob guys, mercenaries, that kind of stuff.

4. Teams prefer it when I work alone.

5. 8. My costume back home is better.

6. Tried and failed/no/no.

7. I've tried not to be a superhero. It didn't work out well. I am pretty devoted to it.

Extra credit: Cake

Re: Hand in the worksheet

[dude-its-jude.livejournal.com]

1. Captain Kickflip

2. Speed, agility, ability to speak to birds, general awesomeness

3. The evil kinds, duh.

4. I am totally a member of an ensemble cast.

5. 8. It's kick-ass. Once my mun gets around to scanning that damn drawing . . .

6. Well, yeah, maybe. I guess?

7. Totally.

Extra credit: Pie!

Talk to Captain Liberty

[captainliberty]

Whose name I did not typo eight times just now.

OOC

[captainliberty]

I considered leaving this thread off, just to see what would happen.

Re: OOC

[repeterpetrelli.livejournal.com]

Dogs and cats living together?