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fandomhigh2006-02-14 10:42 am
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She's absolutely exhausted and looks like she might be more than a little sore in the shoulder and arm areas. And she's not walking so hot either. But the important thing is Phoebe's grades are coming up, so just shut up.
201--2nd period
"It's Valentine's Day. A day to celebrate love and stuff. Not to be cynical, but speeches this week will focus on the commodification of emotion. How is pathos used against us in society? Pro or Con...write about the very marketable product that is love."
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301--3rd period
"Family. I'm well aware that blood ties often, for lack of a better term, suck. So...human's need relationships and connections. All we really have are our connections. Today, talk to me about created family. Who you choose or who chose you. It can be love based, friendship based, commonality based, whatever. How do you communicate differently with these individuals based upon a deeper, more intimate relationship? Go."
201--2nd period
"It's Valentine's Day. A day to celebrate love and stuff. Not to be cynical, but speeches this week will focus on the commodification of emotion. How is pathos used against us in society? Pro or Con...write about the very marketable product that is love."
*** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
301--3rd period
"Family. I'm well aware that blood ties often, for lack of a better term, suck. So...human's need relationships and connections. All we really have are our connections. Today, talk to me about created family. Who you choose or who chose you. It can be love based, friendship based, commonality based, whatever. How do you communicate differently with these individuals based upon a deeper, more intimate relationship? Go."
Re: 301
When it is his turn he answers, "A military unit is often like a family. You take care of them and they take care of you. Ideally. And like a 'real' family, coming in after the formation of a unit can be really hard, you're seen as the outsider until you prove yourself."