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Professor Chaucer's Office Hours, Monday

Professor Chaucer is in his office, reading a book on American geography. (Yes, geography. And he thinks it's interesting, too.)

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Nodding his agreement, Geoff replies, "And ideally, there is. But as I said before, the people who are controlling the religion, what it teaches and how its lesson are taught, are only human. And power, unfortunately, corrupts even those are supposed to have a greater moral compass than the rest of us."

He grins at Kiki. "Intelligent people, like you, can usually see through the hypocrisy and the intolerance, to the real lessons underneath. And a lot of those people also devote time to trying to change what's wrong."

[ooc: Wanna carpool?]

Kiki smiles. "Will those people have any luck at it, do you think?"

[ooc: Sure. Maybe Crowley will lend us the Bentley?]

Chuckling a little, Geoff shrugs. "I like to think so. I've been known to dabble in it a time or two myself -- the trying to change things part, not the religious orders part."

He grins. "Does that help at all? I have to say, I've often taken up the part of satirizing the Church, but I've never been put in the position of defending it before."

[ooc: We could probably get him to chauffeur us.]

"It does, actually," Kiki nods thoughtfully. She cracks an amused grin. "Well, you know what they say, education is all about stretching your boundaries and stepping outside your comfort zone and challenging your ideas. I think I might have missed a buzzword or two in there, but I'm sure you know what I mean."

[ooc: Ooo, and Queen to listen to the whole way, too.]

"I know exactly what you mean," Geoff laughs. "And I've probably learned more from teaching here than my students have learned from taking my classes."

He leans back in his chair again. "So...I think we've pretty adequately covered religion. Any other questions about the readings?"

"We seem to have gotten pretty far afield from Dr. Faust," Kiki comments, looking down at the cover of the book. "But I can't think of any other questions I have."

"Not as far as you might think...after all, Faust deals with issues of sin and damnation too."

Geoff smiles, although the smile is just a little bit sad. "I've really been enjoying these study sessions, Kiki. I hope you've gotten half of what I have from them."

Kiki is curious about the faint melancholy air, but she adds sincerely, "Oh, I have too! Thank you so much for letting me take this as independent study! I can't wait to see what you offer next semester."

[ooc: Oh yes, so deliberate.]

The smile doesn't go away, although his gazes drops momentarily to the floor. "You're welcome, Kiki. It's really been my pleasure," he says sincerely.

"I'll see you tomorrow in poetry class. You get a reprieve for next week, since there's no class, but I expect you to be ready the week after for a good long discussion on Frankenstein."

[ooc: Eeeeeeevil.]

"I will," she grins, standing up and hugging her books to her chest. "Thank you, sir. And Professor? I'm glad you're feeling better."

"Thank you, Kiki. I'll see you tomorrow afternoon...and beware, I have a very full lesson planned for tomorrow."

"I look forward to it! See you tomorrow!" She waves over her shoulder as she skips out the door. She seems entirely too excited about his warning.

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