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M's Office Hours, Thursday (02/01)

Feb 01, 2007 09:31

Bits of information about some the activities her students were engaged in had been filtering down to M, and she was none to pleased to hear rumors that some of her class -- her TAs in particular -- were involved in what sounded like a fairly dangerous sort of investigation ( Read more... )

office hours, spy tech

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oatmanspatient February 1 2007, 15:49:14 UTC

Marty knocked on the door to M's office. "Professor M? I need to borrow some spy equipment. It's a personal matter."

mi6_m February 1 2007, 15:56:30 UTC

M looked up from her computer, where she was engaged in a sharp-tongued email correspondence with her assistant.

"Let me see if I understand this, Blank. You want me to loan you sensitive espionage equipment for your own personal use."

oatmanspatient February 1 2007, 15:59:53 UTC

"Right," Marty replied. "It's vitally important. I wouldn't ask unless it was extremely important. Vitally."

mi6_m February 1 2007, 16:02:47 UTC

"Too vital to be brought to the attention of the school administration?" M remarked, closing the laptop. "I don't just hand out that sort of equipment because I'm asked for it, Blank. You'll have to do better than that."

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mparkerceo February 1 2007, 21:25:28 UTC

Parker showed up around third period, carrying the dark-light camera. She rapped on the doorframe, then held up the camera. "Thank you for letting me borrow this, M."

mi6_m February 1 2007, 21:33:02 UTC

M looked up from her computer, lips pressed together in a frown.

"You'd think that the most efficient covert operations center in the world would be able to think a little more creatively when the occasion arises," she remarked sourly, waving Parker into the office. "You took the film out already?"

mparkerceo February 1 2007, 21:36:19 UTC

"Yes, and developed it." Parker looked curious at M's previous statement, and cocked her head, placing the camera carefully on the desk. "What kind of creativity are they lacking? If it's not classified."

mi6_m February 1 2007, 21:41:50 UTC

"Well, you tell me," M replied, getting up from her chair to return the camera to storage. "You sent out the email, so I feel safe in assuming it isn't classified. Why exactly is it that I can't seem to track down any decent sort of intelligence on a good half of the student population?"

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