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stykera) wrote in fandomhigh2021-11-05 06:59 am
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Superheroing 101 - Friday 11/5, 3rd period
“The island did something unexpected again last weekend,” Stark said once all the students had arrived in the classroom. “Or maybe it was expected? I thought something might happen but I’m not sure anyone predicted exactly what did happen. I hope everyone is recovered, if anything happened to you.” By which he meant, of course, if you’d turned into a monster of some sort at the dance on Saturday.
“Some people turned into monsters. Monsters can be villains. They aren’t always.” Kitty’s version of a monster certainly hadn’t been! “Villains aren’t always monsters.” At least not the obvious sort.
“Heroes tend to have villains to fight. Are there villains where you’re from? Or monsters? People, or creatures, that need fighting? Someone or something that others need to be protected from? What makes them villains? What makes a monster?”
Things were getting a little philosophical here in Superheroing 101 this week. Maybe Stark had spent some time thinking of what sort of monster he might have ended up as had the dance gone differently. Maybe he was just thinking of villains from his own past when there hadn’t been any superheroes around to deal with them.
“Some things to think about,” he said. “And discuss.”
“Some people turned into monsters. Monsters can be villains. They aren’t always.” Kitty’s version of a monster certainly hadn’t been! “Villains aren’t always monsters.” At least not the obvious sort.
“Heroes tend to have villains to fight. Are there villains where you’re from? Or monsters? People, or creatures, that need fighting? Someone or something that others need to be protected from? What makes them villains? What makes a monster?”
Things were getting a little philosophical here in Superheroing 101 this week. Maybe Stark had spent some time thinking of what sort of monster he might have ended up as had the dance gone differently. Maybe he was just thinking of villains from his own past when there hadn’t been any superheroes around to deal with them.
“Some things to think about,” he said. “And discuss.”
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Listen to Stark / Discuss
Feel free to complain about turning into something over the weekend, too.
And this is Stark's class, so of course there are (safe!) snacks available.
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Talk to Stark!
OOC!