Everyday Skills, Friday 2nd Period

[thefearwasreal]

Today the Danger Shop was set up as a large ballroom...with a projector screen at one end.

"Morning, kids," Oz greeted them. "Now it occurs to me that one skill that a fair number of you might need in the very near future is dancing. With a partner since none of you look like Billy Idol. So today we're going to have a quick crash course in how to dance with a partner, so pair up, figure out which of you is leading, watch the screen and just do what they do."

[Away we go]

Comments

Sign In - ES [06]

[thefearwasreal]

As a twosome!

Listen to Oz - ES [06]

[thefearwasreal]

He's keeping it short so use the time to find a partner and figure out who's leading.

Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[thefearwasreal]

Some people might consider it throwing in the deep end to use a Fred and Ginger film instead an actual instructional film, but Oz has faith in you.

He's even provided roller-skates for when you get to that one scene. Nothing can go wrong there!

Talk to Oz or the TA - ES [06]

[thefearwasreal]

One of whom may be saying 'dance my puppets, dance' under his breath.

OOC - ES [06]

[thefearwasreal]

Dance my puppets, dance!

Re: Sign In - ES [06]

[knowsnokungfu.livejournal.com]

Chuck Bartowski

Re: Sign In - ES [06]

[lockestheway]

Peter Wiggin

Re: Talk to Oz or the TA - ES [06]

[lockestheway]

And there was Peter, making mental notes to the fact of 'don't mutter things like "dance my puppets, dance" under your breath; it comes off as very suspicious'.

He was learning all the things in this class.

Re: Sign In - ES [06]

[zetabetabrat.livejournal.com]

Rebecca Logan

Re: Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[zetabetabrat.livejournal.com]

"This is so ridiculous," Rebecca commented, rolling her eyes and tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. She'd learned how to dance at the age of ten, okay.

Didn't change the fact that she was just a little bit... flustered, and her face slightly flushed. Snarky comments aside, she wouldn't say no to a little physical contact right now.

Re: Sign In - ES [06]

[rilla-myrilla.livejournal.com]

Rilla Blythe

Re: Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[rilla-myrilla.livejournal.com]

Rilla chalked up her heightened excitement about the prospect of dancing to, well, the prospect of dancing.

Because nice Edwardian girls didn't think any other way, all right?

Re: Sign In - ES [06]

[batwaffles.livejournal.com]

Stephanie Brown

Re: Listen to Oz - ES [06]

[batwaffles.livejournal.com]

Stephanie totally couldn't keep from snickering at the Billy Idol reference. What? She always appreciated a good pop-culture joke.

[therewaslife]

Nobody Owens

Re: Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[batwaffles.livejournal.com]

Please, getting tossed right in the deep end was how all of Stephanie's big important life lessons tended to go, so that part wasn't worrying her. (Teaching herself to run rooftops and get across the city with a homemade grapple purchased on her meager budget set a pretty unbeatable bar for that sort of thing.)

Actually, she was really into the roller-skating prospect of the whole class, because wow, was she antsy today.

[new-it-girl.livejournal.com]

Hanna Marin

[harpy-daughter.livejournal.com]

Surreal

Re: Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[harpy-daughter.livejournal.com]

Dancing? Oh yes, Surreal could dance. She'd learned from Daemon Sadi, the silky Court-trained bastard of fine pleasures. She could look like dance itself, when she really wanted to do so.

But she nudged at a roller-skate with one foot suspiciously, as she watched the people on the screen. It had wheels and no Craft. There was no way it could end well.

[notagoose]

Shane Gooseman

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

Juliet Darling

Re: Watch and Dance! - ES [06]

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

Juliet could dance perfectly well. It was the roller skate bit she was less than certain about. She prodded one with her toes as she waited for a partner.

[richieryan.livejournal.com]

Richie Ryan