French 101, Period 5, Class 10 [3-27]

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"I have nothing," Jean-Paul announced to the class, "So today, we watch a movie. A movie ste in France. I have little hope for its educational value, but at the least iti s entertaining. Your assignment for next week is to write a short essay on the myriad historical inaccuracies of Red Windmill!" And then he hit play and sat back to watch the movie himself.

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Watch the Movie

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Hint: They don't burst into random song in France. Usually.

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Johnny slouched back and watched the movie, surprised he wasn't dozing off.

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John watched the moving, wishing he had some popcorn.

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Brooke wasn't really paying much attention, but she did look up every now and then from where she was writing notes of the fashion show sort.

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See? Chad's habit of taking notes on movie days were going to end up benefiting him.

For once.

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Dawn was watching avidly, and maybe munching on a few jellybeans she'd stolen gotten from Sam's Easter candy stash.

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Who seemed at least entertained by the movie.

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Here comes the sha la la part.