Philosophy of Loss, Friday, 2nd Period

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Didi somehow got her classroom warm and cozy despite the lack of electricity, and she had popcorn balls and spiced apple cider out of the students to snack on, but the blackout had still caused some unavoidable changes to her class plans

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Sign In [10/30]

[living_endless]

Spooooooky.

RE: Sign In [10/30]

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Frank Doyle

Re: Sign In [10/30]

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Dante

Re: Sign In [10/30]

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Kaylin Neya

General Class Stuff [10/30]

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Arrive, munch, listen to Didi's story, tell your own!

RE: General Class Stuff [10/30]

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"One time I met the ghost of an IRS auditor, the spookiest ghost possible," Frank said. "He would haunt people every tax season until they showed him their books. Then he would go and haunt the next place because why not? He's a ghost! He has nothing better to do."

"I was able to point out that he was still technically doing IRS work and was not receiving pay for it, which sent him after his old employers. Don't know what happened next, but he was never heard from again. The end."

Re: General Class Stuff [10/30]

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Dante didn't get cold all that easily, but that didn't mean he didn't generally appreciate the cosiness of the room. Or the food.

The story didn't get to him much, beyond a general sense of 'heh', and the only spooky stories he knew about were his own, and nope. But it wasn't a bad way to spend a class, so he sprawled in his chair and paid vague attention to what people were saying.

Talk to Didi [10/30]

[living_endless]

Who has a certain professional appreciation for this time of year.

Talk to Kathy [10/30]

[living_endless]

Once she tags in!

Re: Talk to Kathy [10/30]

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Kathy was nursing a cup of warm cider and thinking of what story she could tell.

OOC [10/30]

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