Roving the Galaxy - Friday, Period 4 (Week 5)

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When the students arrived, they were separated into groups of 3 (and one group of four if raccoon-Kaylee was there) and put into your standard prison cell with bars, a barred window, brick walls, a sink, a toilet and bunk beds. The Doctor locked each cell door and pocketed the key. "Today's topic is 'so you're a prisoner'. It's what usually happens when you fail to keep a low profile, aren't fast enough figuring out that something isn't right and failed at polite conversation. So if you mess up everything this workshop has taught you so far, you'll at least have a chance to try to get out. Not all jails will be this simple, but it's a fairly common set-up, so let's go with it. Go on then. Try to escape. The bars won't react to weapons or temperature changes and can't be ripped out, so you'll have to be creative. I'll be over here if you need me." He took a seat at the end of the corridor.

Comments

Re: Cell 3

[notafairmaiden.livejournal.com]

"If she liked him but didn't let anyone know, why should she be mad at you?"

Gwynn was indignant on Hoshi's behalf.

Re: Cell 3

[itsjustlanguage.livejournal.com]

"I guess she felt that I went behind her back," said Hoshi with a shrug. "Honestly, though, if I had to choose between them, I would rather have been her friend instead of dating him."

Re: Cell 3

[notafairmaiden.livejournal.com]

Gwynn smiled. "I have learned that friends can be much more important than anything. Especially here. I just have a hard time making friends sometimes because I am not the best in social situations."

Re: Cell 3

[itsjustlanguage.livejournal.com]

"I've had my own struggles with that, but I seem to have done well in making new friends," said Hoshi.

Re: Cell 3

[notafairmaiden.livejournal.com]

Gwynn smiled. "That is a very good thing, then."