Ethics [Tuesday, September 30, 2nd period]

[sith_happened]

When the Ethics class arrived in the Danger Shop, they stepped into an entirely different world.

An incredibly dry, hot one. That smelled really bad.

Anakin waved his hand around the room. "Welcome to the embodiment of gluttony," he said, "the palace of a Hutt."

He concentrated on the controls on the far side of the room, and the simulation sprung to life: dozens of beings drinking, eating, and dancing, with all activity centered around a vile slug of a beast laying on the raised dais at the front of the room.

In a place of honor on the wall was a man, face twisted in a silent scream but his features obscured beyond recognition, encased in silver. Anakin ignored it as he walked past to point at the creature on the dais. "That," he said, nose wrinkling in disgust, "is a Hutt. This particular version was named Jabba, one of the most powerful crime lords in the galaxy." A grim smile turned the corners of his mouth up. "At least until he met my children."

He shook his head. "That is neither here nor there. Today is an interactive experience for you, class. Take a good hard look around. See the effects that gluttony can have."

His eyes went flat. "Touch any of the dancing girls and you'll regret it. That's a promise."

Library [9.42]

[death-of-hope.livejournal.com]

Boys and been girls and girls had been boys and Anemone had stayed Anemone.

Which was fine by her. The only male Human-Form she'd ever heard of was Gonzy, and, well, EW.

She settled in behind the desk with her copy of Grimm's Tales or the meta to find more stories about people transforming into new and different shapes. Just because she could.

Hunting 101 -- Class 5 (Tuesday, period 5)

[demons-death.livejournal.com]

When the students came in, they found the usual set up, with a bunch of handouts sitting beside the sign in sheet.

( Curses! )

[OOC: wait for OCD's up, have at it!]

Home Economics [Class 5], Tuesday

[mistressofblack.livejournal.com]

"Our fifth class together," Lulu said, as she began. "The semester does seem to go by so very swiftly.

"As I told you last week, today you were to each bring in one ingredient of your choice. I'd like you all to tell me what that is, and then we'll see what we can make today, all right?"

[OCD is up! in a mo'!]

Introductory Superhuman Physics, Period 4 [9-30]

[notanactualfairy]

"The current world record holder for the 100-metre dash," Jean-Paul began after the students had taken their seats, "is one Usain Bolt of Jamaica, who can run that distance in 9.69 seconds. Actually, he is capable of running it faster; he slowed down several strides before the finish to 'showboat'. In my world, he would have been immediately escorted off to be tested for the X factor if he had turned in that performance, but he is of this world, so I can only conclude Monsieur Bolt is one hundred percent natural human."

Jean-Paul paused before continuing. "As we have already established, I...am not. I can run one hundred metres in substantially less than 9.69 seconds. I can fly it in less still. I can break the sound barrier, in fact. When I was a teenager, before I realized what my abilities really were, I competed for Canada in the Olympic Games, as a skier. I won gold medals. I honestly could not tell you whether I used my abilities at the Olympics or not--in fact, I was at the elite levels of my sport before my abilities ever manifested--but when my mutation was discovered, I was stripped of my medals.

"So, my question to you today is, was this fair? I will not be insulted by either opinion. After all, no 'normal' human could ever dream of keeping up with me, so it makes sense to exclude me from a sporting competition including normal humans, non? To tell you the truth, I found the lack of real competition boring at the end. But if someone wants to compete, and they are not using any artificial means, merely their own body's capabilities...should they not be able? Discuss."