What kind of student are you? Like, totally awesome. XD She's a model student, really gets into the discussions and stuff... Lelouch might notice that she'll tend to take the 'wrong' side in a debate (aka, side that believes in manipulation, power, oppression, and of course, profit).
Oh, I don't think you have to worry about Lelouch minding too much about her taking the 'wrong' side.
In canon, Lelouch's philosophy is pretty much the 'the ends justify the means' type, and he's not below manipulation to achieve his goals. This Lelouch has pretty much the same views, and, again, he’s not above manipulation and likes *being* in power -- maybe a bit disgusted too since she’d probably remind him of *certain* people he dislikes, but he’d also understand where she’s coming from. A complicated mix, basically XD
So, more than anything, he'd welcome her insights and probably relate more to her than he'd like to.
Name: Riku Yamamoto (a particularly affluent family in England, the Yamamoto cruise line is popular from middle to high class, worldwide, but is located in Liverpool)
Year: HS2
What kind of student are you? Riku is particularly quiet. He doesn't actively participate in discussions, but if called on, he'll rattle off extremely thought-out answers that might spark discussion, or at worst, rebuttal. He was raised to be a businessman as well as a chivalrous individual, which clashes both in him and in his reasoning, so he might hover between power, oppression, underhandedness and truth, honesty, and valour.
As for his work, for all the stuff he doesn't say in class, he packs into his essays, so they're probably a page or two longer than necessary, but they do show off his insight into everything they learn. Oh, and, of course, he uses British spellings.
Riku sounds like the sort of student Lelouch would like (especially because Riku is British himself XD, and Lelouch likes quiet and intelligent people).
Being the son of a businessman himself, Lelouch will probably understand Riku's feelings and ideas (he was not raised to be necessarily chivalrous, but there's a part of him that wanted to be that once). What Lelouch would most definitely understand would be the conflicting feelings. Though embittered, he'd probably feel sympathy for Riku.
Lelouch doesn't mind long essays, especially if they're well-written and use British spelling.
Whoo. I guess the only drawback would be what does participation in class discussion mean, to be honest. Riku tries not show off his smarts but if people started being stupid, he'd go off on them, which is probably another reason he'd rather drown discussion out than listen and add to it.
I'm thinking that Lelouch might be one of the teachers that he'll have to come to class late because of his illness, so he also has that. And look, he's friends with Suzu! 8D
Lelouch has a rather low tolerance of stupidity himself. So he'd probably understand if Riku kept out of it. Lelouch only gets unpleasant if you outright disagree with him -- like Suzaku did/does XD. And stubbornly keep insisting on something being right without considering other options.
If Riku explains his condition to Lelouch, he'll understand. Oh LOL. 8D
Lelouch and Suzaku have already met and ... had a rather intense philosophical exchange XD.
What kind of student are you? The kind of student that anyone who hadn't done the reading would try to track down to get a summary of what they're supposed to be going over. She's super-careful to make sure she thinks everything out before she presents it, and she likes to hear what other people have to say, so she'll often wait before jumping into class discussions so she has a good idea of what sides people are taking. She's kind of an idealist when it comes to her own ideas, but if someone she's friends with has an idea that differs from hers she'll spend some time thinking up ways to back it up.
At any rate, Lelouch doesn't have to worry about her dozing off in class or forgetting to turn in her assignments, but she probably won't contribute as much interesting stuff to discussions as other students might. He might, however, have to worry about her asking for extra books if she finds something interesting while she's reading and wants to find out more.
It doesn't sound like Olette will prove to be a major annoyance factor for Lelouch. He likes people who deliberate before they speak, and she also sounds like someone who is willing to consider other options.
Lelouch only has a problem with idealism when the person is stubbornly resolute upon insisting that it's the right thing.
Lelouch wouldn't mind providing her with extra reading material. He'd probably feel a bit flattered even XD. He's a bit arrogant when it comes to his tastes (or elitist), and he'd be extra careful to provide her with what he considers the best literature on the topic.
What kind of student are you? Since he's keeping up with his academic scholarship, Syaoran's a really good student. His grammar is good since he studies languages as part of his inclination in archaeology (and lol this is canon). He participates in discussions well, does his assignments on time and will probably receive A's in his tests. But lol you also know he'll be involved with Suzaku and his ~clashing ways~ so that's up to you. In general, Syaoran's a good student who has been ~influenced~.
As long as Syaoran doesn't get *too* much like Suzaku's, there's nothing to worry about. He pretty much sounds like a model student -- the sort that Lelouch would not have any problems with?
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Oh, I love forward to the clashing. And they'll clash most definitely ♥.
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Year: HS2
What kind of student are you? Like, totally awesome. XD She's a model student, really gets into the discussions and stuff... Lelouch might notice that she'll tend to take the 'wrong' side in a debate (aka, side that believes in manipulation, power, oppression, and of course, profit).
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In canon, Lelouch's philosophy is pretty much the 'the ends justify the means' type, and he's not below manipulation to achieve his goals. This Lelouch has pretty much the same views, and, again, he’s not above manipulation and likes *being* in power -- maybe a bit disgusted too since she’d probably remind him of *certain* people he dislikes, but he’d also understand where she’s coming from. A complicated mix, basically XD
So, more than anything, he'd welcome her insights and probably relate more to her than he'd like to.
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He's like this here too. Or, better said, it doesn't really concern him D:
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Year: HS2
What kind of student are you? Riku is particularly quiet. He doesn't actively participate in discussions, but if called on, he'll rattle off extremely thought-out answers that might spark discussion, or at worst, rebuttal. He was raised to be a businessman as well as a chivalrous individual, which clashes both in him and in his reasoning, so he might hover between power, oppression, underhandedness and truth, honesty, and valour.
As for his work, for all the stuff he doesn't say in class, he packs into his essays, so they're probably a page or two longer than necessary, but they do show off his insight into everything they learn. Oh, and, of course, he uses British spellings.
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Being the son of a businessman himself, Lelouch will probably understand Riku's feelings and ideas (he was not raised to be necessarily chivalrous, but there's a part of him that wanted to be that once). What Lelouch would most definitely understand would be the conflicting feelings. Though embittered, he'd probably feel sympathy for Riku.
Lelouch doesn't mind long essays, especially if they're well-written and use British spelling.
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I'm thinking that Lelouch might be one of the teachers that he'll have to come to class late because of his illness, so he also has that. And look, he's friends with Suzu! 8D
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If Riku explains his condition to Lelouch, he'll understand. Oh LOL. 8D
Lelouch and Suzaku have already met and ... had a rather intense philosophical exchange XD.
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Year: HS-1
What kind of student are you? The kind of student that anyone who hadn't done the reading would try to track down to get a summary of what they're supposed to be going over. She's super-careful to make sure she thinks everything out before she presents it, and she likes to hear what other people have to say, so she'll often wait before jumping into class discussions so she has a good idea of what sides people are taking. She's kind of an idealist when it comes to her own ideas, but if someone she's friends with has an idea that differs from hers she'll spend some time thinking up ways to back it up.
At any rate, Lelouch doesn't have to worry about her dozing off in class or forgetting to turn in her assignments, but she probably won't contribute as much interesting stuff to discussions as other students might. He might, however, have to worry about her asking for extra books if she finds something interesting while she's reading and wants to find out more.
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Lelouch only has a problem with idealism when the person is stubbornly resolute upon insisting that it's the right thing.
Lelouch wouldn't mind providing her with extra reading material. He'd probably feel a bit flattered even XD. He's a bit arrogant when it comes to his tastes (or elitist), and he'd be extra careful to provide her with what he considers the best literature on the topic.
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Year: HS2
What kind of student are you? Since he's keeping up with his academic scholarship, Syaoran's a really good student. His grammar is good since he studies languages as part of his inclination in archaeology (and lol this is canon). He participates in discussions well, does his assignments on time and will probably receive A's in his tests. But lol you also know he'll be involved with Suzaku and his ~clashing ways~ so that's up to you. In general, Syaoran's a good student who has been ~influenced~.
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As long as Syaoran doesn't get *too* much like Suzaku's, there's nothing to worry about. He pretty much sounds like a model student -- the sort that Lelouch would not have any problems with?
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