Applied Science | Monday | 10.26

[tyler_gone]

"Hi," Tyler said laconic at the front of the room. "I don't get to teach on Halloween this year. Which is good, 'cause I don't think any of you need to see me on a Saturday."

"But" -- he added -- "we're still doing the lab I did last year. It's a very complicated reaction -- here, have a handout. The supplies are on the lab tables. You should probably work in pairs, and it's very important you remember the quality control role of your instructor."

A beat. "If you need help with the write-up on the experiment, there's a easier version at the table at the front of class."

He watched the class for a second."Questions? Comments? Oh, and if you have a violent nut allergy, tell me before I have to take you to the clinic. I have an alternate assignment for you."

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Re: Science! [10.26]

[intraspective]

"Poor him! No defense against those with the Force," she snickered. "Is it a choice--or is it one of those things that you either have or don't, if you don't mind me asking?"

Re: Science! [10.26]

[momslilassassin]

"You're born Force-sensitive or not," Ben said. "It's very strong in my family."

Re: Science! [10.26]

[intraspective]

"Wouldn't want to be the one without it," she commented idly. "Shall we get started, then?"

Re: Science! [10.26]

[momslilassassin]

Ben began gathering all of the ingredients with a tiny smile. "Uncle Han is used to it by now, I think. Well, sort of. I think he forgets sometimes that his best friend Luke runs the Jedi."

Re: Science! [10.26]

[intraspective]

"Runs the Jedi?" Ino asked, getting the dishes they'd need. "So guess that must be an interesting job."