Arts & Crafts 3, Tuesday Afternoon, Main Campfire

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This afternoon Steve was standing over a table of useless junk. At each of the tables for workshoppers were glue, glitter, paint, and pipe cleaners.

"Today we're going to work on improvisational art," Steve said. "I've...handwavily appropriated some items from a store in town." He'd tried to pay, but there didn't seem to be anyone to pay. "You are to incorporate at least one of them into your project. Make whatever you want. Go wild. Have fun."

After a moment of silence, he added as a sort of footnote, "The theme of your project should be, 'Why the Superhuman Registration Act is a bad idea and will never work.'"

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Re: Talk to Steve/Ask for Help

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Will frowned. Captain Liberty had mentioned any act in the superhero class last semester, and she certainly hadn't heart about that back home. Not that many people back home knew about the superhero thing, but still.

Before starting on her art project, she made a beeline straight for the teacher. "Uh, Mr Steve? What is Superhuman Registration Act?"

Re: Talk to Steve/Ask for Help

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"Where I'm from," Steve said soberly, "A law was recently passed saying all people with superpowers have to register with and work for the government. Failure to register results in life imprisonment in a prison that makes you crazy."

Re: Talk to Steve/Ask for Help

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She frowned.

"Well that's stupid. Who are they to say where and when you should be fighting evil and saving worlds? Why should they punish you with crazy jails for wanting to do good without an agenda?"

Re: Talk to Steve/Ask for Help

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"See, this is what I said," said Steve.