Characters: EVERYONE When: Sunday 9/11 thru Saturday 9/17 Where: Everywhere around "campus" Rating: PG-13? Summary: Just an open log for the event
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Drawing Class - Any day during school hoursresisted_fateSeptember 14 2011, 18:28:40 UTC
Satoshi watched the students milling around the hall with little interest. They were his peers in a way, seeing as he was their age, but he was different so he never mingled, and he was no more lenient than he felt he should be. Though for students he felt made an effort, he felt they should have more leeway.
Art was something that was in his blood, and despite his bad health, he wanted the students to learn and appreciate it as well.
Have a cranky bastardbye_to_yer_headSeptember 16 2011, 06:27:29 UTC
Sniper leaned against the doorway, his cart parked out in the hallway. "Yer students got charcoal all over th' walls again."
While cleaning up charcoal and graphite dust was marginally less awful than cleaning up the cafeteria, it still was more work he just didn't want to do.
\o/ Hello cranky bastard. =)resisted_fateSeptember 16 2011, 06:34:53 UTC
Pushing up his glasses, Satoshi gave Sniper his general bland look, the kind that indicated his lack of emotion. "I apologize for that, some of them do end up wearing mor charcoal than they have on their projects in the end."
As it was, charcoal was only for the Drawing 2 students and they had only just picked it up the previous week.
He checked his watch and then pulled a pack of cigarettes from his pocket. He had plenty of time for a smoke before students started barging into the classroom. No smoking signs be damned.
"At least it's only charcoal or paints and there's no carpet." He didn't tolerate food or drink inside the classroom...ever. Which meant no gum, wrappers, or anything else to deal with.
"No, but knowing how much more work you could be doing makes it easier to appreciate not having to do it."
Closing his eyes, he shrugged. There were a few students who he felt had promise. "Whether art is good is more of an opinion than anything. You're free to see if there are any works you like."
"You would think I am wouldn't you?" Satoshi's smile was rueful as he took up a stick of chalk and started to drawing different methods of shading on the board.
Sniper should remember he's talking to someone who was the same age as those potential delinquents.
"If you can do th' job, whys it matter how old you are?" He flicked the stub of his cigarette in the trash can while trying to gauge how old or young Satoshi was.
"Why would I know that?" Satoshi asked. He was only fifteen, but he had the demeanor of a mature and very serious adult...something that made him quite popular with the female students, though he didn't seem to notice.
"But if you know why they are you can set about fixin' it. Least that's been my experience." In his case if he had problems he shot them, but the idea still stood.
Art was something that was in his blood, and despite his bad health, he wanted the students to learn and appreciate it as well.
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While cleaning up charcoal and graphite dust was marginally less awful than cleaning up the cafeteria, it still was more work he just didn't want to do.
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As it was, charcoal was only for the Drawing 2 students and they had only just picked it up the previous week.
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He checked his watch and then pulled a pack of cigarettes from his pocket. He had plenty of time for a smoke before students started barging into the classroom. No smoking signs be damned.
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"At least it's only charcoal or paints and there's no carpet." He didn't tolerate food or drink inside the classroom...ever. Which meant no gum, wrappers, or anything else to deal with.
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"Any of these buggers any good?"
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Closing his eyes, he shrugged. There were a few students who he felt had promise. "Whether art is good is more of an opinion than anything. You're free to see if there are any works you like."
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He wasn't all that interested in art, but he had trouble pictured any of these potential delinquents being good at anything.
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Sniper should remember he's talking to someone who was the same age as those potential delinquents.
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He placed the chalk back in the tray when he was done.
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