Redemption: What A Crock [Period 6, Monday]

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After the class had assembled in the danger shop, Ares pointed to two lists of names. "I have, purely randomly of course, assigned you to two groups, the Wannabe Heroes, in search of redemption, and the Annoying Sidekicks, who will supposedly aid the Heroes on their quest."

"Now, today, you will choose your sidekick. Or more accurately, your sidekick will choose you, because they're annoying that way. Heroes, your job will be to try to dissuade your sidekick from following you around on your lonely quest for redemption, however actual physical force that would result in damage to your sidekick, while amusing to me, is not generally considered a good tactic. Sidekicks, you stick to your heroes like glue. Let nothing, not even physical force, stop you."

"Well, let's get started."

[ooc: wait for OCD is up!]

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Re: Jeff Murdock - WACk [Week Two]

[wannabe-pan.livejournal.com]

Andrew was really impressed. He was totally falling for Jeff buying Jeff's impassioned speech.

He looked up into his hero's eyes, years of Dungeons and Dragons role playing experience emboldening his every word, "I want for nothing more than to make you proud of me. I accept this quest in hopes of earning your trust and respect. You'll not be sorry!"

Andrew stepped forward and went to embrace Jeff, throwing his arms wide and attempting to bury his head in the other man's shoulder.

Re: Jeff Murdock - WACk [Week Two]

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Jeff got hugged. He was blinking. Eventually he moved to pat Andrew on the back in a manly fashion before attempting to extricate himself. "I have faith in you," he said, cheerfully, if nervously. "Off you go."

Re: Jeff Murdock - WACk [Week Two]

[wannabe-pan.livejournal.com]

Andrew turned and boldly walked away. He knew had had just failed the assignment, but he had got a hug. Totally worth it.

Re: Jeff Murdock - WACk [Week Two]

[scary-jeff.livejournal.com]

After sixteen years of being Jeff, the feeling of having absolutely no idea what just happened was like a comforting blanket to him.