Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse

[shotbillmurray.livejournal.com]

Today the class was once again in the Danger Room but upon entering the students would see that it was just a normal classroom.

"Hey guys," Columbus said leaning up against his desk and holding up a bunch of test pamphlets. "Take a seat. This is your final exam. If you need a number 2 pencil, I brought extras."

[Please wait for OCD]

Comments

Question #3

[shotbillmurray.livejournal.com]

Essay Question:

There's a fine line between self-preservation and risking your neck for others. In a world fraught with dangers from zombies, where do you draw that line?

Re: Question #3

[iwishiwasbig.livejournal.com]

With my limited skill set of running away and hiding, the line is way at the beginning. Frankly, I'll be the one in need of saving.

Re: Question #3

[necroslacker]

This was a tough one for Sam to answer considering everything he'd been through with his friends. Eventually, he wrote an essay stating that if there was absolutely no hope for his friends, if saving them would doom himself, that would be the line for him. But, if he had a chance to save them, he'd do it because being alone really was an awful thing.

Re: Question #3

[harpy-daughter.livejournal.com]

Surreal did her best to claw a fine line on the paper, and put a cluster of dots on one side to be 'others.' The solitary dot on the other side? Her.

Hopefully Columbus would get interpretive cat.

Re: Question #3

[annieadderall.livejournal.com]

Annie thought about this for a moment, then wrote a long, wordy answer stating that she'd help anyone she could (especially if they had useful skills) but if it would put herself at risk, then that was where she had to stop.

She probably could have just said that, but no one got A's for short answers.