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The Science of Deduction, Friday
Sherlock was not alone in class today. There was the possibly familiar, much shorter man there with him. John if you really had to get technical.
"We were supposed to discuss the importance of practical knowledge of the human form, but there's apparently laws about allowing minors access to legally obtained body parts," Sherlock said, maybe acting like someone told him there was no Christmas. And not because Santa was murdered.
"So we thought we'd... bring you some slides." John was politely not letting on that perhaps being woken up at five by someone raging about 'ridiculous child protection laws' was not exactly his idea of a good time. Very politely. "Diagrams. That sort of thing. It's always helpful to have a background in this, ah, material. If you're going to be examining bodies."
He didn't rant! It was just a loud, angry soliloquy.
"I don't see how I can be expected to teach anyone properly if they're not broken of their ingrained squeamishness," Sherlock snapped.
"They're children," John shot back, frazzled as he was over having this argument for hours running now. "I'm sure they'll get to that bit in due time, but not now. Can we please move on?"
"Fine," Sherlock smoothed the lapels of his suit, taking a moment to look terribly uppercrust about this. "Enjoy your videos."
John smiled. Kindly. "And it's... nearly the holiday," he said, smoothly, "So we thought we'd bring you some sweets up front." He put down a jar of candies shaped like eyeballs.
... Why yes, he'd selected those as a replacement for the very real eyeballs Sherlock had been trying to smuggle into class earlier. John had eagle eyes.
"We were supposed to discuss the importance of practical knowledge of the human form, but there's apparently laws about allowing minors access to legally obtained body parts," Sherlock said, maybe acting like someone told him there was no Christmas. And not because Santa was murdered.
"So we thought we'd... bring you some slides." John was politely not letting on that perhaps being woken up at five by someone raging about 'ridiculous child protection laws' was not exactly his idea of a good time. Very politely. "Diagrams. That sort of thing. It's always helpful to have a background in this, ah, material. If you're going to be examining bodies."
He didn't rant! It was just a loud, angry soliloquy.
"I don't see how I can be expected to teach anyone properly if they're not broken of their ingrained squeamishness," Sherlock snapped.
"They're children," John shot back, frazzled as he was over having this argument for hours running now. "I'm sure they'll get to that bit in due time, but not now. Can we please move on?"
"Fine," Sherlock smoothed the lapels of his suit, taking a moment to look terribly uppercrust about this. "Enjoy your videos."
John smiled. Kindly. "And it's... nearly the holiday," he said, smoothly, "So we thought we'd bring you some sweets up front." He put down a jar of candies shaped like eyeballs.
... Why yes, he'd selected those as a replacement for the very real eyeballs Sherlock had been trying to smuggle into class earlier. John had eagle eyes.
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... Well, John thinks it ought to be fascinating, at least.
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And then closed her eyes and threw it down the hatch, no turning back. The she coughed a bit, cleared her throat of the obstruction, and remembered to at least suck on it or chew on it a bit before trying to swallow.
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...Nerd.
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Look, she really wasn't a biologist, okay? Anatomy was one of those scientific mysteries she didn't mind not knowing all about. It was all . . . sticky. And possibly still alive.
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He may have preferred the real thing to watching some box, however.
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Rinoa was going to take lots of notes as a way to not look at the screen. At all.
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The documentary was interesting, and she was idly watching it, but, after Doctor Pierce's intense First Aid class, she wasn't as fascinated as she probably should be. Instead she was making doodles in her notebook and trying to decide on a costume for Sunday.
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I now own both Fable 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. I haven't finished either yet. I AM TORN BETWEEN TWO GAMES.
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Ahem. Emma will not be in class, as she is off causing trouble.
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Though protip from other websites who have reviewed it: invest heavily in real estate and make a lot of money early on or you might be screwed later, omg.
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