Philosophy 101- Week #3- Period 4

[fates_jaye]

When it came to these weekends, Jaye had always gotten off pretty easy. The worst she did was go house hunting? Yes, please. That didn't mean she wasn't pissed at herself today because that had kept her from doing things like getting photographic evidence of everyone else embarrassing themselves.

Which meant that when the students in the Danger Shop showed up to the theater today, she greeted them with, "So if that was your first time going through weird stuff this weekend, congratulations, you got through it. If it wasn't... well, today's a movie day."

They were all movie days, Jaye.

"Today we're watching meta for The Truman Show, which is totally on the nose and I'm not sorry for it. And if you really want like, philosophy stuff to do, write up a thing on how this weekend changed yours and hand it in next week." She hoped no one did it. She never wanted to grade anything.

Comments

Re: Talk to Jaye

[childhood-taunt.livejournal.com]

"Professor Jaye?" Matt asked as he approached her after class. "Is there a particular format you want for the philosophy paper? And how long do you want it to be? Ten or Twenty pages?"

Re: Talk to Jaye

[fates_jaye]

Oh, god, this kid again. "However you want to do it. The shorter, the better."

She was probably not going to read the whole thing to grade it unless it was short. So... she'd be acting much like her own college professors, because 'it's long, give her an A' was really the only way she could have passed some of her classes.

Re: Talk to Jaye

[childhood-taunt.livejournal.com]

"So... nine pages?" Matt queried.

He wasn't sure the entire weekend could be compressed into anything less.

And he was so going to get an A.

Re: Talk to Jaye

[fates_jaye]

"Sure, why not," she shrugged. She worried for his college admission essays.