History of Earth - Tuesday, Period 2

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When class showed up today they would find that it was set up for a movie today. There was even popcorn and movie treats for the students to enjoy. Apparently even Jones would have the occasional light class.

"Last week we talked about the evolution of writing," Jones said as everyone took their seats. "And before that storytelling. Eventually myths and legends that were initially written down took the form of fiction. Today we will be watching a movie pictorial of what is considered one of the greatest playwrights on this planet. I hope you enjoy it."

For the record, Jones had never heard of Baz Luhrmann or seen one of his movies before. This would be an educational experience for her.

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Dramatically.

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Watch the Movie!

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And enjoy the popcorn.

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Nathan would enjoy both popcorn and the movie. Always good to have a relaxing day in class.

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Well, that was . . . more violent than Cosette had thought it might be, but she was completely fascinated by how well the language turned out to work with the setting.

She got pretty invested in the story (no, she'd never read it before) too.

And no, she'd have no shame about crying at the end.

Talk to Jones!

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Who had seen the original play production of Romeo and Juliet.

This was remarkably different.

She was making notes about the interpretation.

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Practical Mechanics took my brain for classes today. So therefore: Movie.