Classics/Foreign Lit, 02/14, Period 2

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Dream manages an absent smile for the students as they file in, and there is an assortment of heart-shaped candies on each desk.

"Hello. Happy day of St. Valentine."

Classics: Dream lectures on Sappho and reads some of her poetry aloud. "For classwork today, please find a Greek love -- or anti-love -- poem or myth and present it to your classmates."

Foreign Lit: Students must take a quiz on Russian literature, alas. But the light at the end of the tunnel is a handout of poems by Pablo Neruda to read in preparation for a class on Latin American literature on Thursday.

[OOC: Quiz is 10 questions about the bard movement, Gogol, and other Russian literature. Tell me what grade you got.]

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Re: Foreign Lit, 02/14

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

And Fandom wackiness barely registers as weirdness at all to Dream, so he just says, "Ah. I hope that you won."

Re: Foreign Lit, 02/14

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia nodded. "Oh yeah, we won. It just . . . took a little while."

Re: Foreign Lit, 02/14

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia smiled slightly. "Well, first we had to get the ones in the kitchen, and then there was the really big one and her kids down in the basement. . . ." She shrugged. "So it took some time."

She was grinning by the time she finished, proud that she could be so nonchalant about Fandom wackiness.

Re: Foreign Lit, 02/14

[nadiathesaint]

"Well, not so much when it was ripping apart my only pair of jeans, but yeah. It was definitely exciting." Nadia tilted her head. "How have you been? I haven't talked to you in awhile."