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Intro to PE, Thursday Period One

Well, things were happening once again today. Things being one teacher was teenage shaped and shoving his inventory into a Jansport backpack when everyone arrived.

Like you do.

Cara was not a teenager (again again), and one eye was twitching very very slightly. "Today you're going to learn about leadership," she said. Very deliberately not looking at Magnus. "And the best way to do that is by leading."

"Oh man, where did I get this sick ass sword?" Magnus asked, totally ignoring her because he was a teenager, damn it. And teens were surly and stuff! YEAH.

"Put that down before you hurt yourself." Or don't, pain was a great teacher. "Anyway you're in charge, come up with something for the rest of the class to do," she said, pointing at a random student.

It was Maeve. Congratulations, Maeve.

"Oooow." Because Cara now had to deal with a perforated co-teacher.

And that would be why Cara just threw you under the bus, Maeve.

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Roll for patience!

Not that either of them are saying much.

Congratulations, Maeve, hope that bus didn't hurt too much.

Two surly peas in a pod.

...

Troy Barnes, 7.

Maeve Wiley, 3

This was kind of amusing... right up until a certain part that should be obvious.

Practically left tire tracks on her shirt there, guys. This was maybe the worst person to do this.

"Right, so," Maeve said, and paused as she tried to come up with something. "I want you to give me your best excuse to have to leave class. Cramps is always a good one."

Troy? Definitely would have vouched for cramps if it weren't for the fact that he already had a pretty good one.

He raised his hand, and then said, "My old football injury," with a sad shake of his head, and a general 'what can you do?' sort of shrug.

Also, he mostly just wanted to mention his old football injury, to both remind everyone that he used to play football (in case they forgot) and possibly because, you know, it could garner sympathy at the same time, too.