Basic Strategy, Monday, Period 4

[halfman-lion.livejournal.com]

Tyrion goggled at the students as he came into the classroom. He'd half expected most of them to have been either eaten by the great unknown or decamped to help out at home, if they had homes. He would have decamped to see what he could do at home, if the Causeway hadn't refused to route him anywhere but the parking lot of some horrible place called a Walmart.

"You're all here," he said, curiously, then righted his posture as he made something up out of the whole cloth. "Of course you are. Well. We have a game today. Those of you sitting on the right side of the classroom, you each have a small bag of gold. Those of you sitting on the left, you need that gold to finance some important personal business. Pair off, and use whatever means you have at your disposal to get the gold from each other."

As an afterthought he added, "Or sit about and strategize about what's going on at home, if you'd rather. I wouldn't blame you."

Comments

General Class Stuff [11/28]

[halfman-lion.livejournal.com]

For lecture-listening and strategizing, if you want!

Re: General Class Stuff [11/28]

[inaskinnyway.livejournal.com]

The frustrating thing was, Susan had some idea of what was going on at home. She just had no idea what to do about it. It was still making her mad.

Re: General Class Stuff [11/28]

[notmyownage]

So Claudia was here pretty much because she couldn't think of anything better to do, right now. It'd reached the point where she couldn't even reach Artie, by phone or by Farnsworth, which meant she wasn't even sure if the Warehouse still existed.

So she was here, slouched way down in her chair at the back of the class, doodling Tesla schematics in her notebook and trying not to think about things too hard.

Re: General Class Stuff [11/28]

[wheeler-360.livejournal.com]

Marshall was, admittedly, a little distracted by exactly what was going on at home. No one important seemed to be missing yet, but his last couple of calls had left Corinne wondering what, exactly, Marshall was on.

So if he looked like he wasn't entirely paying attention, that's because... he wasn't.