Foreign Lit/Classics, 3/02, Period 2

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

"Hello.

As we discussed Monday, you should turn in the written portions of your midterms today. They are to be critical reactions to the appropriate readings, 100 words for Classics students, 200 words for Foreign Literature.

Miss Santos, Mr. Dane, and Miss Bristow, you have been granted extensions to the end of break to complete these. Email them to me by March 10.

After you have turned in your papers, you may watch a film.

I will see you on the 13th, when Classics students will begin studying Latin and literature students will commence reading Asian literature."

Comments

Re: Movie time, 3/2

[cantgetnorelief.livejournal.com]

"Inanimate objects talk to her?" Anders raises his eyebrows. "Okay, that's crazy. Like, too crazy for Fandom even, crazy."

He shrugs. "So far all I got is that the colors are kinda nifty."

Re: Movie time, 3/2

[ihatedenmark.livejournal.com]

*He shrugs.*

"It's a good thing it's just a movie having inanimate objects talk to you in real life is probably a sign of insanity.

All these reds and greens do make the scenes very vivid. The constant accordion music all reinforces the fact that this is a French movie."

Re: Movie time, 3/2

[cantgetnorelief.livejournal.com]

Anders just nods as if all of this makes perfect sense to him. Well, okay, the sign-of-insanity part makes sense.

"I'd try and learn French if I thought it'd do me any good when I got home. It sounds really nice. But what would I do with it back on Caprica?"

Re: Movie time, 3/2

[ihatedenmark.livejournal.com]

"Impress women? Fling insults at people without them knowing what you've said? Act snooty to others and pretend that you understand wine and cheese and fine art?"

Re: Movie time, 3/2

[cantgetnorelief.livejournal.com]

"I dunno. Maybe? Okay, the insults thing might be useful on the Pyramid court . . ."