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fandomhigh2018-09-20 10:09 pm
wrongkindofsith) wrote in fandomhigh2018-09-20 10:09 pm
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Team! Synergy! [Thursday, 1st Period)
Today there were several easels with what looked like charts and graphs of various types on them. Some might have been pie charts, some were bar graphs... but none of them actually seemed to hold much meaning if you looked at them too closely.
"Hi! Welcome back, Cara isn't a chipmunk anymore!" Yes, they could all see that, Magnus.
"I'm sure they noticed," Cara said dryly. If they hadn't, there was no helping them.
"I'm just happy you can talk again without needing to find a Druid or Merle," he replied with a sniff. "But it's good you're here because today we're..."
Magnus squinted at something written on his hand for a moment. "Workshopping dynamic paradigm shifts?"
Yeah, they had no idea what that meant either. So they'd gotten creative. Cara gestured at the graphs. "Which means you'll be dealing with all these shifting paradigms."
By punching them. Because that was how they got creative.
"We have to get ahead of the trend," Magnus added, leaning into the indecipherable corporate jargon now. "With an uppercut!"
"Or a round kick." No need to restrict violence to their fists, after all.
Magnus offered her a high-five for that. Because of course he did.
Cara returned the high-five, because at some point she'd become the kind of person who did that.
"Hi! Welcome back, Cara isn't a chipmunk anymore!" Yes, they could all see that, Magnus.
"I'm sure they noticed," Cara said dryly. If they hadn't, there was no helping them.
"I'm just happy you can talk again without needing to find a Druid or Merle," he replied with a sniff. "But it's good you're here because today we're..."
Magnus squinted at something written on his hand for a moment. "Workshopping dynamic paradigm shifts?"
Yeah, they had no idea what that meant either. So they'd gotten creative. Cara gestured at the graphs. "Which means you'll be dealing with all these shifting paradigms."
By punching them. Because that was how they got creative.
"We have to get ahead of the trend," Magnus added, leaning into the indecipherable corporate jargon now. "With an uppercut!"
"Or a round kick." No need to restrict violence to their fists, after all.
Magnus offered her a high-five for that. Because of course he did.
Cara returned the high-five, because at some point she'd become the kind of person who did that.
Listen to Cara and Magnus! - TS [04]