Library, Sunday

[genesishero]

Evan really didn't want to think about today. He came in to the library with working in mind, thank you, and that was what he fully intended to do. There were books to sort, after all. Books, and... more books. It was a library, after all.

And then when he was done sorting books, he was going to sit himself down at the desk and go through a few periodicals, mostly about the island's past invasions and other such weirdness, to put out in a display for the people who were still new to the school. Last weekend, they might not have believed any of the crazy stuff that people were telling them about the place, but now, after a week of Fandom's kind of unique curriculum, they might be a little more receptive to all of the warnings, after all.

Heck, some of these things were even surprising to Evan. Inanimate objects turning into people? And pets, too? Evan was trying to picture Old Lace and Ozzy as humans, and his brain was sort of breaking in the attempt.

[Open!]

Dance- Monday- 2nd period

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"Morning, guys," Kitty greeted the class when they got to the Danger Shop. "We're going to get started right away, so everyone find a spot where you have some room, because we're going to work on last week's stretches while I tell you guys what we're going to be doing today."

She did the stretches along with them, because it was the second week and they might've forgotten, explaining, "Today we're doing ballet, my personal favorite, and probably the one people think of first when they think 'dance'. It's storytelling. A ballet is like a play or an opera without any words. You're just selling the story with your body and movements. There's a big focus on grace and flexibility, and seeing a whole dance put together is just gorgeous, and a lot of fun to do, even if it's tough. We're just going to be doing the basics today, and learning a short routine that hopefully you'll all be great at by the end of class. And if we're all feeling limber enough now, stand on up and we'll get started on learning foot positions."