Classics, 1/18, period 3

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

Dream is not in the classroom today, but he's left instructions on the board.

I have been called away. Read either a synopsis of Homer's Odyssey or the full text, in Greek or in English, and be prepared to discuss it on Monday. -- DREAM

[OOC: Sorry for being late, was stuck in a meeting until now. No OCD threads because all you need to do today is sign in. As always, you don't have to actually do the reading, though of course it's lovely if you want to.]

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[cantgetnorelief.livejournal.com]

Anders signs in and starts to read the synopsis. About halfway through he decides the book would actually be much more interesting, and starts in on that instead. In Greek, even, though he keeps sneaking looks at the translation whenever he gets stuck.

[janet_fraiser]

Janet signed in and started reading the full text. In Greek. Though she did use the English text as a reference when she found an unfamiliar word or phrase.

Janet really was a hopeless geek some days.

[teenaged-twin.livejournal.com]

Murphy signs in before starting in on the full text.

He's sticking with the English, though, as today's all his classes at once, and he's not sure the Greek would stick with him.

[teen-twin.livejournal.com]

Connor signs in and starts reading the full text.

He went with the Greek, though he's double checking the occasional odd phrase or word against the English copy Murphy took.

[apocalypsesoon.livejournal.com]

John signs in and sits near the desk, keeping an eye on things. He's available if anyone needs help.