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Flight- Monday- 3rd period

The class met in the Danger Shop one last time, where it was set up to look like a jungle. Because. Jaina herself was standing next to an X-wing. A StealthX, specifically, because she didn't think anyone from her galaxy had as much experience with this model than anyone else. She at least had to try and level the playing field.

"First off, I'd apologize for missing last week's class, but something tells me no one's that torn up about it," Jaina began. "It's been great teaching you this semester, and hopefully I'll see some of you next time.

"So. Your final. You should remember the X-wing," she said. "There's one in here for each of you, and none of them are working right. You need to get it working, and then you need to successfully lift off and fly out of here. That's all you've got to do."

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Like it's the last day of class.

Karolina Dean

Korra

Cade

Ulrik of Denmark

Topher Brink

Ace McShane

Victor Mancha

Anakin Solo

Evan Sabahnur

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Talk/listen/what have you.

Find your X-wing in the jungle filled with creepy noises, and figure out what's wrong with it.

Spoiler: If you remember to ask the droid to run a diagnostic, it'll find a cracked nacelle and you can have them fix it. For you GFFA types who might get this right away, your droids are going to be extra unhelpful.

How'd you do?

Cade immediately asked his droid to fix the problem but his droid was far more interested in hiding under the ship, beeping something about monsters that ate droids.

Cade berated it as he crawled around the ship looking for the problem. "In my karking world, I'd just steal another one," he muttered, ignoring how he was alone in the jungle.

The droid stopped its electronic freak-out enough to remind him of it.

Cade eventually found the problem and fixed it, but it had taken much longer than he'd liked. He promised to leave the droid behind to get eaten, so he did just that as he took off.

Cade was a class act.

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It wasn't that Ace forgot that her droid could examine the ship for her. It was just that she was having way too much fun poking at things with spanners to give in and ask.

At least until the exhaust vent cover fell on her foot and she ended up kicking the droid while cursing loudly in Gujarati.

Well, she assumed it was cursing; whatever it was, Manisha's brother had almost had his ear bent off his head for saying it. Maybe it doubled as machine code, too, though, since either that or the kicking finally got the droid to spit out a repair report.

There were times when the photographic memory thing worked for Victor, and this was one of them. He spent just a few minutes trying to poke at the X-wing himself before deciding to ask the droid.

Once the droid had told him where to look, it wasn't too hard to fix the cracked nacelle and prepare for take-off. Which Victor was more than ready to do; the jungle wasn't exactly his scene.

Who'll miss this class, aww.

Anakin wasn't really in the mood to repair crashed ships in the jungle today. Funny, that. He'd do it, if he had to, but not without talking to Jaina first.

"Will you believe me if I say I pretty much just did this final?"

It could have been a joke, but he looked too tired and preoccupied to really put the effort into it.

"Yes," Jaina said, because she'd had to do this final a couple times, too. "You okay?"

Not that she'd been worried or anything.

He opened his mouth to say that yes, he was, but shook his head. "Not really. But you can probably guess why."

"Yeah." She didn't know all the details, since she'd been sort of back and forth between places while all this was going on in her time, but she knew the important stuff. Kind of hard to miss the important stuff, actually... "I'm sorry I couldn't warn you."

Anakin huffed a mirthless laugh. "Don't be. I'd have run off even faster if you had, and be in an even worse mess -- thanks for bailing other-me out, by the way."

Look, he could even admit it now.

"That's what I'm there for," Jaina replied. "How's Tahiri doing?"

Anakin visibly flinched. "Not great," he replied honestly. "I should go back and spend more time with her."

He bit his lip. "You were right, you know. You and the other Tahiri. I really should have done that before."

Yay, one more thing he could guilt about.

"You had to figure it out on your own," Jaina said. "As long as you're available for her now."

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Final!

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