Characters: Bonechill, students, lurkers, etc. What: DEATH BY ESSAYS English Literature Class Where: Some classroom When: Wednesday, September 23rd Rating: E for ESSAYS ( Pseudonyms rock )
And class begins!bonechillSeptember 24 2009, 01:25:10 UTC
After a good amount of students had filed in, Bonechill took some stapled together sheets of paper out of a drawer and set them on his desk in a neat stack.
"Who would like to pass these out while I explain our lesson today?"
While *name of student who volunteered* passed out the papers, Bonechill stood up and swept his icy gaze over the class. "Today we will be reading 'The Black Cat', a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, written in 1843. The story portrays strong examples of irony, and has the usual dark edge that most stories by Poe contain." He took another long cold look at the class. "When the whole class has finished reading we will discuss the story."
Bonechill sat in his chair again. "You may begin reading."
Re: And class begins!crescentpanelsSeptember 24 2009, 01:29:19 UTC
"Shall I do it, sir? I would be glad to," Selene offered. After she went ahead and passed along the sheets of paper, she sat down and began reading. Oh boy, what an interesting tale!
Re: Lol, forgot the lurker postgeometricmagicSeptember 24 2009, 09:18:48 UTC
One sensitive to the cold, Kamek felt the chill emanating from the classroom. The classroom felt more like a refrigerator room, and it made him uncomfortable knowing the temperature can be lowered to practically a freezing degree. If Wendy or Junior ever attended that class, he would have to tell the instructor the adjust the air to a more tolerable temperature.
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"Well, SOR-RY." 'Who stuck an icicle up your butt?' was what Popple wanted to ask, but for now he just took his seat like a little good student.
Until he made a rude gesture behind Chase's back. Yeah, he sure told him.
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Name: Selene
Grade: Senior
Favorite Author: Goodness, far too many to count~ *INSERT LONG LIST OF AUTHORS HERE*
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"Who would like to pass these out while I explain our lesson today?"
While *name of student who volunteered* passed out the papers, Bonechill stood up and swept his icy gaze over the class. "Today we will be reading 'The Black Cat', a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, written in 1843. The story portrays strong examples of irony, and has the usual dark edge that most stories by Poe contain." He took another long cold look at the class. "When the whole class has finished reading we will discuss the story."
Bonechill sat in his chair again. "You may begin reading."
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