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Anakin Skywalker ([personal profile] sith_happened) wrote in [community profile] fandomhigh2010-09-01 11:29 pm
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Ethics [Thursday, September 2, 2nd period]

Anakin walked into his classroom precisely on time and gave the students assembled there an appraising glance-as the door clicked shut behind him. "I'm Master Anakin Skywalker," he said in a voice that was intended to carry. "You may address me either as Master Skywalker or Professor Skywalker. This is Ethics, and we're going to skip the introductions--I'll figure out who you are, if I don't recognize you already--and move straight to our first discussion."

His cloak flared out behind him as he handed out the syllabus. "Today's topic," he said, pointing to the top of the page, "is self sacrifice: knowing the difference between saving people and being a pretentious twit."

Anakin wasn't a great believer in softening his language.

"Any time I ask a a group of people what they would do to save someone they love, they blither on about how they would set the world on fire, lie, cheat, steal, kill, die, et cetera, et cetera. I've been at this school five years now and realize that half of you have probably already been put into this situation. I'm never in a mood to hear adolescent ramblings about how wonderful you were or might hypothetically be."

He leaned back against his desk. "What I want to know is what would make you walk away. When do you decide that the risk isn't worth the cost?"

Re: Answer the discussion question [9/2]

[identity profile] give-areason.livejournal.com 2010-09-02 07:09 pm (UTC)(link)
Only the tightening of her jaw showed Rosalind's distaste for that particular name.

"I certainly to not plan to allow the future to happen the same way," Rosalind replied, wrapping dignity around her like a cloak. "But the future did--solidify--a few things, all the same."

Re: Answer the discussion question [9/2]

[identity profile] give-areason.livejournal.com 2010-09-02 11:30 pm (UTC)(link)
"Nothing I'd care to share," she considered leaving it there but, as he was the teacher added, "in a class where anyone might hear."

Privacy issues. Rosalind had them.