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Fandom Invasions Class #6 (Thursday, period 4)
There was no elaborate simulations this week. "This week," John said, leaning against a desk at the front of the room, "we're going to concentrate on what happens in various forms on random weekends. And that's waking up not as yourself. You all had a taste of it a few weeks ago, but that's not the only version. There have been occasions of people waking up with amnesia, bodyswapping, just thinking you've bodyswapped, that sort of thing.
"Now, it's not easy to prepare for such a thing because when you think you're someone else you're not going to remember your preparations. You can always leave an emergency information packet to yourself with all your pertinent details in an easy to find place, but there's no guarantee you'll read it or believe yourself.
"But every time this happens, there's always some of you who aren't affected. It's left up to you to steer your affected classmates in the right direction and keep them from hopefully doing anything too dangerous or embarrassing." John paused and smiled slightly. "Often cameras seem to be involved as well to document the events in case anyone doesn't remember when they wake up themselves again, usually on Mondays. Just remember that the next time it happens you may be the one who is affected.
"So today's class, two assignments. Firstly, write up an information packet that would tell you all the important things in case you need to tell yourself some weekend. Secondly, I want you to pair up and take turns pretending to think you're someone else and dealing with someone who thinks they're someone else. Never hurts to have practice."
[ooc:wait for ocd]
"Now, it's not easy to prepare for such a thing because when you think you're someone else you're not going to remember your preparations. You can always leave an emergency information packet to yourself with all your pertinent details in an easy to find place, but there's no guarantee you'll read it or believe yourself.
"But every time this happens, there's always some of you who aren't affected. It's left up to you to steer your affected classmates in the right direction and keep them from hopefully doing anything too dangerous or embarrassing." John paused and smiled slightly. "Often cameras seem to be involved as well to document the events in case anyone doesn't remember when they wake up themselves again, usually on Mondays. Just remember that the next time it happens you may be the one who is affected.
"So today's class, two assignments. Firstly, write up an information packet that would tell you all the important things in case you need to tell yourself some weekend. Secondly, I want you to pair up and take turns pretending to think you're someone else and dealing with someone who thinks they're someone else. Never hurts to have practice."
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Re: Write up an information packet
What was the point of an AU weekend if you couldn't freak out about it afterwards?