Library, Sunday

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Getting into the spirit of the weekend, Evan was passing his shift today in the children's section, just browsing the titles and every now and again pulling out one that caught his attention. There was one about a little kid who, mad at his parents, had gone off to be king of the monsters. And another one about an old couple who had come across an inordinate number of cats. He even flipped through one about a caterpillar with an impressive appetite, and was smiling a big, silly smile when, by the end of the book, the caterpillar had become a big, beautiful butterfly.

And if any kids were to wander in today, he'd even offer to read for them. Because... why not? He liked reading, and he liked sharing the books he was enjoying, and even if the kids would be grownups again tomorrow, introducing them to the joy of books today still seemed to him like an excellent thing to be doing.

The library was open!

[Open!]

Modern American History- Monday- 2nd period

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Today when the students got to the Danger Shop, they'd find themselves on a college campus, on the outskirts of a student protest.

Thank god Kitty figured all this out last week. She did not want two movie days in a row.

( shorter than usual! )

Science You Cannot Possibly Comprehend, Monday, Period 5

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If you were in the science lab today, class, you were in the wrong place. Doom sent you a notice to go to the Danger Shop. Why were you not there? Doom was.

If you made it to the Shop, you'd find that it looked like a large aircraft hanger, but it was completely empty aside from yourselves and some large, vaguely humanoid shapes hidden in shadow in the distance.

"Today, we shall discuss suits of armor. My world is filled with advanced armors and exoskeletons that allow their wearers enhanced strength and the gift of flight. From the Beetle to MACH IV, Crimson Dynamo to the Titanium Man, the Guardsmen to the Jury, suits of armor have been a common way for normal people to become super people," Doom explained.

"Most people credit a man named Tony Stark for starting the armor revolution when he created the Iron Man suit," Doom explained. A screen showing photos of Iron Man armor through the years appeared behind him. "He started with a needlessly bulky design that eventually evolved into sleek, useful armors. As we approach the present day, even I must admit that the Iron Man armor is one of the two most advanced armors in my world."

( Guess where this is going. If you guessed it would eventually lead to one of the most obscure Spider-Man villains, then you know me! )