Speech Comm

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

201--Speech
All righty, let's here the lies!
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301--Test Day

I just realized I never gave you a midterm. Please answer the following question.

Define RECIPROCITY and give 3 specific examples.

[Yes, players, you actually HAVE to answer it. No sliding by today.]

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[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D'anna enters the classroom with a rather full, heavy and lumpy rucksack thrown over her shoulders. She looks looks like hell. She's missing her trademark 'Thursdays are for Torture' shirt and her colossal coffee mug. She's clean but she didn't fool with make-up or fine details like jewelry. A frog or two may have entered in her wake.

201

She groans inwardly as the first few students get up to do their presentations because she realises she didn't finish hers. When her turn comes, she stands and makes something up on the fly. It's probably lower B or C work. She's too distracted to do any better.


301

Despite the frogs that have followed her to class, D'anna does the best she can with the midterm sans coffee. She yawns, rubs her eyes and tries to pull her thoughts together. "Reciprocity is a relation of mutual dependence or action or influence. It is also the exchange, recognition, or enforcement of licenses, privileges, or obligations." She pauses a moment, prodding her taxed brain for examples, "One, if a friends does me a favor then I will, in turn, do something for him or her." She's much too worn out to do something fantastic with the assignment, "Two, if the frogs leave me alone, I leave them alone and try not to step on them. Three, if we show up to class and work diligently, then we, generally speaking, pass our classes and get to graduate at some point."

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[fh-anonymous.livejournal.com]

Several frogs follow D'anna into the classroom. They seem perfectly content to collect around her and the rucksack she carries. As class progresses, more frogs make their way in to join the others.

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[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D considers krying, "NooooooOOOOOOoooooooOOOOOOooooooOOOOO!" but fearing Anakin's fees and brooding, she settles for glaring at the little beasties instead.

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[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

[CJ watches the frogs collecting around D'anna.]

D'anna? Are those yours?

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[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"No, Miss," she says miserably and shakes her head. "They're not mine. I don't think they're anyone's. They showed up in my closet yesterday and I haven't been able to get away from them since."

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[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

[She looks confused] Frogs in your closet? And they're following you?

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[dbiers.livejournal.com]

Frogs in a Closet, Snakes on a Plane - it's all the same minus Samuel L. Jackson and the nifty theme song.

"Yes, Miss, following me," D'anna bites her lip, she knows how silly it must sound, Hi, I'm being chased by small green amphibians. No, really. "My friend and I have a theory that it might have something to do with a field trip that we went on for Professor Jerusalem's class about a month ago. We think they may have followed us back from the island we went were on."