Sep 27, 2014 13:59
It was Anakin's eighth year on this side of the desk, and it was still a little odd, but at least this time he was pretty sure he wasn't going to have random relatives showing up this time, and that was always a bonus. He sat behind his desk, calmly drinking caf, and waited for visitors.
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"This is Dean Skywalker's office," Kathy said, stopping in front of his door. "He also teaches several classes. I'm currently taking his class on meditation." That was said loudly enough to carry and hopefully Dean Skywalker would notice the absence of anything to do with ass-kicking when she explained his class?
"Excuse me, sir?" she asked, with a small bob of her head. "Are you busy?"
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"Maybe he has other students?" Sarah pointed out. Logically. Her father's glare had her ducking behind her phone again.
"Harrumph." Which meant that Mr. Li had no comeback for that, but wasn't about to back down from his point anyway.
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"The school Dean teaches classes?" she asked. "I assume higher-placement honors courses for the best students?"
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Unless they were sulking.
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With the way they were both trying to hide?
"Honestly, now," Mr. Li harrumphed. "We're here to talk about how Katherine is doing in class, not about the Dean's personal life. I'm sure he has better things to do than gossip."
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"Kathy has been an excellent addition to our class," Anakin said.
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"I've taken several classes with Dean Skywalker," she said. "My first summer here, he taught a workshop that highlighted interesting cultural facts of different countries around the world."
Which was one way of explaining 'Try Not To Die', sure.
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Which Kathy would have loved to do. Really. That look of horror at the very idea was for the missed opportunity!
"Could you explain more about your meditation class?" Mr. Li asked, ignoring his wife's question. "I'm not sure I see how it can be all that academic."
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Or kick someone's ass. Cough.
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Grades were important! How else were you supposed to judge how well your child was doing in life?
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The exams were probably news to Kathy.
"I'm not a teacher to be trifled with. The students learn that quickly."
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