Getting Out of Tight Situations- Period 5- Class #10

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The Danger Shop looked... entirely like the Danger Shop today, and Jaina greeted them all with a tight smile she definitely didn't mean.

"So today's tight situation is apparently the Danger Shop kriffing with your sim programming and not having enough time between classes to fix it," she explained. Seriously, if she had the mechanical skills, it would have been great to get some genius programming skills, too. "Sorry about that, everyone. So what we're going to do today is have a discussion. I want to hear some of your stories. Tell us about a time when you were stuck in a less-than-pleasant situation and had to figure your way out of it. It doesn't have to be traumatic, or a life or death thing, just whatever you're comfortable sharing. Brag about it if you want, it'll be fun."

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Like you have to share today.

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All thirty seconds of it.

Discussion

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Tell us all about a bad situation you got out of. Feel free to comment off each other, too!

Talk to Jaina

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She might have kicked a few things in here right before class. Just a few.

The TA

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Hi, Bruce!

OOC

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Sorry for the lameness today. I am fail at concentrating enough to put things together today.

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Andrew Wiggin

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And this would be Ender, looking thoughtful as he sorted through his mind for examples he was actually comfortable using. Mostly because it would kind of jump out if he didn't share something.

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James of Krondor

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To him, this sounded like an extended introduction-speech lesson. He picked a few choice examples, depending on the mood of the class.

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Stephanie Brown

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Oh, yikes. Talk about tight situations -- Stephanie could come up with loads of examples that fit Jaina's description here, but how many of them could she actually talk about in the TA's presence?

. . . a lot, actually, now that she thought about it. Granted, a good few of those were ones she didn't want to talk about, which narrowed it down to . . .

Decisions, still. Hmm.

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Bobby Drake

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Oh, yeesh. Bobby had plenty of stories, technically speaking, but... how to spin them in a way that didn't give away that whole 'mutant superhero' thing? That would be the hard part.

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Cara

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Ben Skywalker

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Ben decided telling his cousin about a time he'd been trapped on a Sith planet might make her head explode, so he went for the easy laugh instead. "I was in a class last week where I had to escape from a rancor," he said, nodding Very Solemnly.

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Alex Russo

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Jacob Black

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Harper Finkle

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She didn't actually call him a smartass, but it might have been apparent in her expression. "And how'd that work out for you?"

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Dru Anderson

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Bruce Wayne

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Bruce was so happy to share, as always. Hooray.

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"Surprisingly well," he said, grinning.