"Very well." Beka looks for her opponents in the audience. She finds Wednesday first.
"Wednesday Addams is... I'm sorry, I can't even use that phrase. It's inappropriate." She takes a sip of water and continues. "I met Wednesday Addams in study hall yesterday for the first time when I learned she was running for this office. Three good things about her are: First, while she's running on the BSC campaign, she engaged myself and Angelus in conversations. Therefore, she shows a willingness to work with anyone who will work with her. Second, from her campaign posters, it's clear that she is organized and detail-oriented. Third, from her text and subtext, she is a spirited and witty conversationalist." She inclines her head to Wednesday. "I would be pleased to work with her."
Beka looks, but does not see Johnny Crane, though she's certain he'll arrive and hopes someone will tell him what she's said. "I met Johnny Crane when I was admiring his campaign posters. I liked his use of purple, since so many other men would've thought the color unmanly. So the first thing I'd say about Johnny is that he's confident of who he is and what he wants." She taps a finger to her lip, thinking of which other two things she should say. "Second, from conversing with Johnny, I'd say he's very smart and enjoys learning, which should make him someone the teachers will work with. Third, despite running against me, he was courteous, even charming, when we spoke. I look forward to meeting with him again."
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"Wednesday Addams is... I'm sorry, I can't even use that phrase. It's inappropriate." She takes a sip of water and continues. "I met Wednesday Addams in study hall yesterday for the first time when I learned she was running for this office. Three good things about her are: First, while she's running on the BSC campaign, she engaged myself and Angelus in conversations. Therefore, she shows a willingness to work with anyone who will work with her. Second, from her campaign posters, it's clear that she is organized and detail-oriented. Third, from her text and subtext, she is a spirited and witty conversationalist." She inclines her head to Wednesday. "I would be pleased to work with her."
Beka looks, but does not see Johnny Crane, though she's certain he'll arrive and hopes someone will tell him what she's said. "I met Johnny Crane when I was admiring his campaign posters. I liked his use of purple, since so many other men would've thought the color unmanly. So the first thing I'd say about Johnny is that he's confident of who he is and what he wants." She taps a finger to her lip, thinking of which other two things she should say. "Second, from conversing with Johnny, I'd say he's very smart and enjoys learning, which should make him someone the teachers will work with. Third, despite running against me, he was courteous, even charming, when we spoke. I look forward to meeting with him again."