Arthurian Traditions (04/06)

[godinakilt.livejournal.com]

There is a paper on every desk when the students walked in. "Quiz today on the Mabinogian," Camulus grumbled, not looking up from a decidedly tattered copy of 'Celtic Myths and Legends'. "Take it and get out of here."

[[Just let me know how you did. *crawls back into bed*]]

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[allie-cameron.livejournal.com]

[ooc: so, um, Allie kind of got burninated last night. She's in the clinic and won't be back in classes for a couple weeks, fyi.]

[cerulean--eyes.livejournal.com]

Boone slumped in his desk, staring blankly at the paper. Crap. I know this. He thought, trying to remember how long Bran stayed alive for after his head was lopped off. He looked at the ceiling, then around the classroom, frowning slightly at the sight of Allie's empty seat. After a moment, he turned his attention back to the quiz, scribbling the number '87'. He finished quickly - the rest of the questions were fairly straightforward - then looked around the room again.

Huh.

Why was he the first to finish?

He checked his answers - all were right - then shrugged. Whatever. He got up and went to to turn the test in.

Never realizing that the quiz was, actually, double-sided.

[kawalsky.livejournal.com]

Kawalsky took the test, but failed by the smallest of margins.

[apocalypsesoon.livejournal.com]

John takes the test. He does not include anything about Sir Sparks or how he slew the mighty tiny Grendel monsters with tusks.

[[b-ish]]

[sea-incarnadine.livejournal.com]

Macbeth actually shows up for class and takes the test.

Unfortunately, the most that he can remember about the Mabinogian was that, on one of the days that the teacher was totally and eerily chipper, it was mentioned that there were many silly names.

It is also unfortunate that, having skipped classes all this week, he's missed most of the actual information on the topic.

He fails... pretty miserably.

[psi16.livejournal.com]

Lyta stares at the quiz for a long moment before her brain can actually focus on the quiz, and even then, her comprehension is as slow as her reflexes. After no small amount of effort, she forces herself back into control and focusing on the subject at hand. Her answers are succinct, but barely cover the requirements. If she's lucky, she made a B. Though she really made a C.