Sex Ed, Wednesday, Period 2

[sparklyvirgin.livejournal.com]

All the desks have been pushed aside. The chairs have been arranged on both sides of the room to face a center aisle.

The classrooms on either side of this one are set up as dressing rooms, one for boys and one for girls. Each has a rack of nightwear and each set of clothing has a name attached to it. The boys have a selection of traditional pajamas and nightshirts while the girls mainly have long, full nightdresses.

When the students arrive, Edward directs them to the appropriate dressing room and tells them to line up at the door once they're dressed.

"Ladies and gentlemen," Edward says to the audience. "Too often attractiveness is measured in the amount of flesh bared. Today this class will model nightwear which is both attractive and modest. Please give them your full attention."

When the models are ready, Edward presses play on his CD boombox and a lovely piano piece accompanies the students down the runway.

[All students and teachers are welcome to watch! Art of War students may also join their teammates in the dressing rooms if they are the same gender.

Wait for OCD. OCD up. Cameras welcome!

ETA: Note! All students can take their fashion show garments to Pixie Dust for burning store credit!]

Comments

Re: Audience

[lordofthecats.livejournal.com]

"No, we don't," said Lion-o. "I mean, I'm lucky if my roommate is even wearing clothes."

Re: Audience

[heromaniac]

Okay THAT took Momoko's attention off the runway completely. "What? Your roommate doesn't wear clothes? Who is your roommate?" She frowned. "Not that I want to see them without clothes or anything. Just, wow, that's weird."

Re: Audience

[lordofthecats.livejournal.com]

"His name is Toby and he's the guy who's always losing his shirt," said Lion-o. "He still wears pants, though. But his shirts always seem to go missing."

Re: Audience

[heromaniac]

"Ah! I think I've seen him around. He's cute and seems nice. When you said that about clothes, I thought you meant all of his clothes. Do they just ...poof... disappear, or does he simply forget where he puts them?" She bounced in her seat and raised a finger. "Oh, and hey! Did you leave a box of cookies at my door a few days ago?"

Re: Audience

[lordofthecats.livejournal.com]

"I think he just forgets to put the shirts on or stuff like that, but I wouldn't disagree with the idea that they go poof!" said Lion-o.

He blinked. "Cookies? No, it wasn't me," he said."

Re: Audience

[heromaniac]

"Eh? How can you forget to put on a shirt? I mean, especially when it's this cold outside! Maybe he's from a world where they don't have bad weather or shirts?" She frowned and turned back to the runway.

"Not you either, huh? Yeah, I found a box of cookies outside my door and I want to thank the person who gave them to me, but they didn't sign the note."

Re: Audience

[lordofthecats.livejournal.com]

"That's weird that they didn't leave a note or anything," said Lion-o. "If I left cookies for something, I'd definitely want the credit."

Re: Audience

[heromaniac]

"I know!" Momoko nodded and threw up her hands. "Well, actually there was a note, but it wasn't signed. That's why I'm asking people I know, thinking they think I would know who it was."