Self-Expression- Monday- 4th period

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The class was in the Danger Shop today, which was looking quite a bit like a clothing department of a store.

"Guess what we're doing today," Kitty greeted them with a smile. "Clothes are pretty much the easiest way to tell people who you are, due to it being one of the first things people see on you. Which isn't to say you need to care about things like shopping or fashion. But due to things like laws you do usually need to wear clothes, so what you put on says something about you, even if it's just jeans and a t-shirt." Which she was totally wearing.

"Now, you're all young, and what you like to dress in now might change as you get older. Whether the styles change or you get more money to dress better or the way you feel about your body changes and you start dressing it differently. I've had... probably between one and two dozen phases since I was about thirteen, sometimes changing it up every couple weeks." She wasn't going to get into the costume thing in class because that was a potentially off-topic can of worms she didn't want to open on the second week, but let's at least narratively never forget the thing with the legwarmers and rollerskates. "It was fun, being able to change my look and figuring out what worked. So that's what you guys are doing here. I programmed in a wide range of clothes and accessories of all different price ranges, and there are things from different time periods since I know some of you are from the past, and maybe some of you have an inner flapper you're dying to let out or something. There's also makeup and some wigs back over there, so this is your chance to make yourselves look the way you want to without limitations, and no judgment for any of it. Feel free to help each other out, and if you need any help, I'm right over here."

Advanced Criminal Justice, Monday, Period 3

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Welcome back to the Danger Rooftop Shop, everyone. It was nighttime and there were computer-generated ninjas waiting patiently.

"If you're going to fight crime, you should know how to fight. Today we're going to get some baselines to see what you can do," Batman explained. "There are three groups of opponents. The white ninjas are for beginners, gray ninjas are intermediate, and black ninjas are expert. The black ninjas will blend into the darkness if you allow yourself to be distracted at all. If they're still too easy for you, I'll increase the number of enemies you have to fight."

"What I want you to do is fight the best you can without using tactics that would prove fatal, whether that's using a power with lethal force or throwing them off the roof carelessly," Batman explained. "By the end of class, we'll see exactly how good you are right now."