Xander resists the urge to make inappropriate grabbing gestures - despite the fact that she's... sort of... a Scooby, she's not one of his Scoobies, and besides, she's a teacher. So he just thinks inappropriate grabbing gestures. And possibly telegraphs them with his eyes.
"I was wondering if maybe you had an opening in your Monday ethics class -- my class in Magic, Myth and Manipulation hasn't been formally cancelled, but it hasn't exactly, you know. Met. In a couple of weeks, at least. Which I think means I'm gonna fall under the minimum number of credits if I don't find another class to join." Xander grins, and tries to look harmless. Or innocent, or charming, or possibly just lucky. "I know it sounds like kind of a leap to go from Manipulation to Ethics, but they are kind of related. If you stand on your head." And now that the master/slave thing is over, it actually seems like a safer bet than, say, anything involving math, or requiring talent, which covers most of the still-meeting classes he might manage to talk himself into.
Tara laughs. "Of course you can join, Xander. You've just crept in under Dean Bristow's deadline. You will need to do a little make-up work, but it shouldn't be particularly time consuming, and I'll give you a different assignment later in the semester, once you've found your feet."
Xander glances down at his shoes, then mimes shock. "Oh my god, I didn't even realize they were missing. Do I even want to know what the gremlins are gonna steal next?"
The look on Xander's face is half smile, half confused frown. "That's... kinda weird. In a nice way. I mean, everybody else from Sunnydale may not be from my Sunnydale, but at least I know some version of them. You're the only one who knows me, or, you know, some other me, who I don't know at all."
He scratches his head. "I think I got lost somewhere in there. It was the extra 'you know' that did it."
Laughing, Tara assures him, "it's all the same. Really. We're the same people, no matter where we come from. But I do keep forgetting that you don't remember me. Or, um, know me in the first place to remember me."
"I'm sure I'd have... um. I would? I did? Like you. If and/or when I know and/or knew you." Xander shook his head, and grinned. "Why don't we just go with 'will.' Since that seems pretty inevitable even if I don't turn into saving-the-world guy."
Tara ducks her head, blushing a little. "Thanks. So, um, you'll be coming to class today? You don't need to worry about the first hour, that's processing the assignment, but if you could come from 3-4 that would be great."
"Sure." Xander nods. "I don't think I'll be officially in the class til Tuesday, but as long as I can convince the teacher not to kick me out of the room, we're probably good for today."
Tara waves her hand dismissively, with a grin. "Eh, I hear the teacher's pretty easy going. Give her a smile and she'll let you get away with practically anything."
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"I was wondering if maybe you had an opening in your Monday ethics class -- my class in Magic, Myth and Manipulation hasn't been formally cancelled, but it hasn't exactly, you know. Met. In a couple of weeks, at least. Which I think means I'm gonna fall under the minimum number of credits if I don't find another class to join." Xander grins, and tries to look harmless. Or innocent, or charming, or possibly just lucky. "I know it sounds like kind of a leap to go from Manipulation to Ethics, but they are kind of related. If you stand on your head."
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He scratches his head. "I think I got lost somewhere in there. It was the extra 'you know' that did it."
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