But she was still MRS. SCHÄCHTER!!!
The funniest three things I ever heard today:
So, I have a project in reading class where I have to pick four quotes in Night that have to do with one of the symbols in the book and explain each quote. I picked fire as the symbol, and had asked pathvain_aelien if she could help me with it, and she agreed, but then she said she doesn't remember any instances of fire in Night. Then this happened:
ME: (something about the part where Mrs. Schächter says, "Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire!")
PATHVAIN_AELIEN: Wait, what?
ME: You know, that woman on the bus who--
PATHVAIN_AELIEN: Did you just call her Trogdor?
Later on, when pathvain_aelien was getting something:
PATHVAIN_AELIEN'S BOYFRIEND: Come on, Trogdor!
Even later, when we were talking about the project again:
PATHVAIN_AELIEN'S BOYFRIEND: Is Trogdor a symbol?
Sure, the Trogdor comes in the night, but not the one by Elie Wiesel.
So, I have a project in reading class where I have to pick four quotes in Night that have to do with one of the symbols in the book and explain each quote. I picked fire as the symbol, and had asked pathvain_aelien if she could help me with it, and she agreed, but then she said she doesn't remember any instances of fire in Night. Then this happened:
ME: (something about the part where Mrs. Schächter says, "Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire!")
PATHVAIN_AELIEN: Wait, what?
ME: You know, that woman on the bus who--
PATHVAIN_AELIEN: Did you just call her Trogdor?
Later on, when pathvain_aelien was getting something:
PATHVAIN_AELIEN'S BOYFRIEND: Come on, Trogdor!
Even later, when we were talking about the project again:
PATHVAIN_AELIEN'S BOYFRIEND: Is Trogdor a symbol?
Sure, the Trogdor comes in the night, but not the one by Elie Wiesel.