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Fandom Invasions Class #9 (Week 10)
They met in a classroom this week instead of the Danger Shop. John was waiting for them, leaning against the desk at the front of the room.
"I apologize for lack of a class last week," he said. "Unfortunately, I was in New York City -- in 1930 -- at the time. And I know some of you were equally displaced.
"Which brings us to today's topic. The events of last week are exactly the kind of thing I'm hoping this class will help to better prepare you to deal with. Not that I would have predicted stone angels that send people into the past, but that's part of the weirdness -- it's going to be weirder than anything you could predict.
"What I'd like to do today is review what everyone went through and how they dealt with it, what you felt you did right and anything you'd do differently in hindsight." He smiled briefly. "Look at it as a debriefing of sorts.
"Feel free to ask each other's questions, or challenge each other's conclusions, but remember one thing -- we all got through it more or less intact and we all found our way home. That means that even if whatever decisions were made weren't the best possible ones, they were right."
He looked around. "So who wants to go first?"
[ooc:wait for ocd's up!]
"I apologize for lack of a class last week," he said. "Unfortunately, I was in New York City -- in 1930 -- at the time. And I know some of you were equally displaced.
"Which brings us to today's topic. The events of last week are exactly the kind of thing I'm hoping this class will help to better prepare you to deal with. Not that I would have predicted stone angels that send people into the past, but that's part of the weirdness -- it's going to be weirder than anything you could predict.
"What I'd like to do today is review what everyone went through and how they dealt with it, what you felt you did right and anything you'd do differently in hindsight." He smiled briefly. "Look at it as a debriefing of sorts.
"Feel free to ask each other's questions, or challenge each other's conclusions, but remember one thing -- we all got through it more or less intact and we all found our way home. That means that even if whatever decisions were made weren't the best possible ones, they were right."
He looked around. "So who wants to go first?"
[ooc:
Re: Talk about what you did last week
Re: Talk about what you did last week
"Not in the sense I'm pretty sure you mean. I don't have that anywhere. Adopted. A professor and a handful of students."
Re: Talk about what you did last week
Luke kept the line between friends and family pretty firmly drawn.
Re: Talk about what you did last week
Liir simply nodded.