Classics/Foreign Lit, Period 2, 4/25

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Dream is seated cross-legged on his desk as he greets his students. "Hello. Today's task should be easy enough; use the books around the room and in the library, if needed, to work on your final papers. I would like you to choose your topics for class on Thursday, and then the papers will be due on May 4."

"Please let me know if you have questions.:

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Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia signed in.

Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Anders signs in for Classics. He looks much more well-rested today than he did yesterday (not that he got out yesterday), but still mildly troubled.

Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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John signs in, totally not sleepy.

Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Elizabeth signed in for Foreign Lit.

Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Janet signed in for Classics.

Re: Sign In, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Hamlet signs in for foreign lit.

Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Nadia worked away at her final paper.

Sort of.

She crumpled up a bit of paper and tossed it quietly to Sydney. Hi!

Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

[nadiathesaint]

What's up?

Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Anders spends most of the class period migrating absently between his desk and the books, notebook in hand, perusing the titles on the shelves. He seems to be a bit drawn toward subject matter dealing with oracles and prophecies today.

Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Elizabeth has several books surrounding her as she works on her laptop. Including an Italian dictionary.

Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

[janet_fraiser]

Janet spent a lot of time working on her final project. She was scribbling notes and flipping through books all period.

Re: Classwork, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Hamlet spends the class working on his assignment and occasionally staring off into space.

After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Questions about your final paper? Now is when to ask them.

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Nadia approached Dream a little bit hesitantly after class. "Professor Dream, you teach Creature Languages, right?"

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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"I do," Dream agreed.

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia nodded. "Walter's in that class, and he interviewed my cat Furrball for a project. I thought I'd offer that Furrball could help out some of the other students, if you wanted."

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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John, before notepassing, asks Dream generic questions about a generic final paper. He does not do it to ask if Dream's a fan of butter and jam.

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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And, returning the favor, Dream does not tell John he prefers marmalade, or ask how he feels about the works of Mary Shelly.

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Anders has a free period next, so he figures while he's here, what the hell? He hangs back for a while at the end of class, hoping to talk to Dream.

"Sir? This, um, isn't about my final paper or anything, but if I could ask you a quick question?"

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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Dream nodded. "You may."

Re: After Class, Classics/Foreign Lit, 4/25

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"Thanks, sir." He shifted from one foot to the other awkwardly, fiddling with the strap of his backpack and not daring to look up. "I, um. When you have a dream that seems way more real than you're used to, does it have to mean something, or could it just be a fluke?"