The Art of Pacifism; Monday, Second Period [04/20].

[sake_shinigami]

Shunsui wasn't quite sure exactly how it happened (though it really didn't take a wide stretch of the imagination), but he'd somehow wound up with too many old notes from the last time he taught this class and not enough days to use them all in, as he was pretty sure (though he wouldn't be too shocked if he was wrong) that this was their last class. Which left him feeling like he should take advantage of it and use it as an excuse to not do anything, but there was one lesson that he rather enjoyed and would actually feel bad about having missed that he'd been trying to save for toward the end, but, well, this was the end, so why not? It was always a fun one.

So the students might be a little surprised to find a heart-laden note directing them to the gym that morning, which, if anyone commented on, he would simply point out that it was intended to be a little mini-lesson on assumptions or surprises or something like that.

He honestly wasnt' expecting anyone to comment, anyway.

( Airbending, anyone? )

"So allow me to lead you through learning some moves, and then I will let you all take a chance to practice on your own ♥. If you would like to partner up, please do, but remember, this is not a fight, but an evasion of a fight ♥. No weapons in partnered Bāguàzhǎng, for the purposes of this class, please," and, as if to put the proof in the pudding, he sheathed his swords, which then seemed to turn back into the Japanese style ones always at his hip, "though you're welcome to the practice swords available if you'd like to try the moves while armed ♥."

Criminal Justice- Monday- 1st period

[throughaphase]

"Congratulations, you survived the semester!" Kitty greeted the class. "Well, mostly. It's only Monday. It's been a weird semester, and hopefully you learned something. You actually put way more thought into it than anyone probably did before. So today you're got a final exam to take, and then you get to celebrate."

And as she started passing out the tests, she added, "Whimsically."