The Science of Deduction, Friday

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There was absolutely nothing special about the classroom today. Despite, or perhaps because, the fact that this should be their final exam.

"I have no intention of giving you a test today," Sherlock informed them kindly as he typed something into his phone. "If you hadn't realized I have no patience for traditional academia, you have already failed this class. The few of you who have learned something would do best to find a case of their own. The rest... I trust will find solace in whatever celebration for the end of the semester you have planned."

Looking up from his phone finally, Sherlock gave them all a critical once over. "If you must do something, read your classmates. Miss Frost, of course, is at an advantage, but don't let that deter you."

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Re: Read Eachother

[momslilassassin]

"Wondering what?" Ben asked faintly.

Re: Read Eachother

[shes-got-legs.livejournal.com]

"How they could work together," Ariel supplied. "It would be tricky, I think, to really incorporate the steering column, but if you got a little creative..."

Re: Read Eachother

[momslilassassin]

Ben's eyes bugged out a little. "What would you want it to do?"

Re: Read Eachother

[shes-got-legs.livejournal.com]

And Ariel could really only smile. That bugged out expression was exactly the sort of thing she'd expect from Flounder.

"Just to see if I could, of course."