Journalism Class - Thursday October 6

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

Spider looks like he hasn't slept in a week, and has obviously been chain-smoking with his cat. If he had hair, he'd be in the middle of a bad hair day. Even his tattoos look like they hurt. He has a giant vat of coffee on the edge of his paper-strewn desk, there are take-out boxes everywhere, and he's muttering pretty much constantly under his breath.

The back of the room has fresh coffee with all the fixings, gourmet snacks and tidbits and the screens are running playback feed from last night's debate.

Again, on the screen behind him, there's a message:

Today - Villians. Discuss. Yadda Yadda. Tomorrow we'll be doing a class project tying all three themes together. Double credit.




((OOC: The player is aware that there have been four themes. Spider is just very tired.))

Comments

[deadlikegeorge.livejournal.com]

"When you word it that way..." George trails off, taking a sip of her own coffee. "I guess you could say that a villian is an oppressor. "

[chasingangela]

"Kind of, but also not. I think someone can be oppressive without being a villain." She shoots the teacher a grin. "I mean, Mr. Jerusalem oppresses us by making us come here at least twice a week when we might want to be doing something else. But he's not a villain." She considers this for a moment. "I almost want to, like, draw a venn diagram."

[deadlikegeorge.livejournal.com]

((Ha! "Almost!"))

[chasingangela]

[OOC: just for you.]

[deadlikegeorge.livejournal.com]

((ZOMG! *dies* I haven't seen one of those in at least a decade!))

[chasingangela]

[OOC: I'm not sure I have either. It's a crappy one, in that I didn't really do the shading, but .... I have Paint, yo.]

[deadlikegeorge.livejournal.com]

((*is sympathetic* There are certain advantages to being a graphic artist for a living.))