Battles that Changed (American) History, Friday 2, 9-10

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"Good morning," Steve said, "and I regret to inform you that your syllabus is still not ready, but we're going to start off with a battle I won't presume even the Americans among us have heard of: the ( battle of Jumonville Glen )

What It Takes To Be A Badass | Friday | Period 2

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Loki wasn't showing any signs of wear from the conversation he'd had yesterday. Fuck that shit, he wasn't going to look like he'd been exhausted by some conversation that brought his past all the way back up again. He had a class to teach.

Said class was in the Danger Shop today, giving them access to what Loki needed them to have access to.

"So, we're all back," he said, giving them all a sarcastic round of applause. "Congratulations. Hopefully we'll have an easy class for you today. No, it's not a fucking movie. Being a badass isn't just adapting to the world around you. No, you've gotta fucking look the part. If you're gonna be going around in cut off jean shorts and a ratty old t-shirt, you'd better be willing to get laughed at or stared at because no one's really gonna think you're all that awesome. Yeah, you might be able to change minds once you prove yourself but first impressions are valuable and that kind of thing isn't gonna give you a great first impression."

Loki hit a few controls on the Danger Shop and brought them back to the large, expansive mall that had everything they needed.

"Today, you're shopping. Go find clothes. Go find clothes that you think make you look all badass and awesome. Find 'em, buy 'em, and come back and tell me why. That's all you gotta do. If I tell you I don't think it works, you can go back in and find something else. Have fun."

Library [9-10]

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The books were playing games again. Or that's what it felt like to George when he went to shelve the returned books and found books on Victorian England in with chemistry and textbooks mixed in with the fantasy novels. He cleaned up the history sections before moving on to the novels and frowning instantly. He'd just put that book away. Why was it cuddled up next to a fairy book? Dammit, library.

George sighed and started over.