Etiquette, Monday

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Obi-Wan stepped into the classroom. He was quiet.

He looked up at the ceiling. Nothing happened.

He looked to the class. He waited. Nothing happened.

He looked to the ceiling again. Nothing.

"...All right," he said, "I had expected something to go wrong by now." And so hadn't spent his time on Tatooine last week preparing a class, because what was the point?

He looked to the class. Still nothing.

"Right," he said, "Take these handouts. I am told they are very relevant to the local culture. Then... practice on each other what it says on the handouts."

He looked back up at the ceiling. It remained a ceiling.

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Like nothing has gone wrong.

Well, This Is Certainly A Classroom

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Join your teacher in paranoia, or read your handouts.

Practice Making Phone Calls

[saddeserthermit]

Find a partner. Try to follow all the rules.

Or just spend your time waiting for something to go wrong.

Talk to the Teacher or TA

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Nothing was happening. Obi-Wan wasn't sure how he felt about that. It was making him jumpy.

OOC

[saddeserthermit]

Woo, today is Ant-Man Day, tomorrow is Gamescom Commences, it is a good day.

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Kathy Li

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Kathy glanced over her handout, but was keeping a wary eye out for anything that could possibly go wrong.

Re: Practice Making Phone Calls

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Kathy pulled her phone out and 'looked around for a partner'--which meant she was watching out for the inevitable disaster just waiting to happen.

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Garik Loran

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Daphne Blake

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Daphne wasn't so much paranoid as she was curious as to if anything would happen this week.

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Tali'Zorah

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Tali completely expected something to happen before the end of class, and so she didn't get very far into the handouts; she kept stopping to watch for anything weird happening.

These intermittent breaks got longer and longer as the class progressed, since every minute that passed uneventfully only made her anticipate some bizarre occurrence even more, and . . .

She wasn't quite paranoid by the end of the period, but she was pretty close.

And making plans to get out of the classroom as quickly as possible when class was over, just in case it tried to sneak some last-second surprise in.

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Kaylin Neya

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Cosima Niehaus

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Soren, meanwhile, kept idly glancing at his watch.

When the class reached the halfway point and still nothing unexpected had happened, you could actually see the moment he deflated somewhat with disappointment.