DrummerBoy418
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This thread is open to two or three (tops) girls. We need one at LEAST to play Lucy, and the other two can participate as her friends if they wish to.
Lucy is your average schoolgirl, she's 18 and she does most of her school work, gets reasonably good grades, and in general, stays out of trouble. And she's no different when I say there's a professor that she has, her English teacher, who she hates. She is convinced that this professor has it out for her. This is why Lucy has hatched a plan to make her english teacher stop being such an asshole to her.
I play the asshole english professor whom Lucy dislikes with a passion. I have no idea what's coming. Will I be able to convince Lucy that I'm not so bad, or will she be the one doing the teaching today?
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Professor Allen sat at his desk, reading papers. Ah, Hamlet. This play will never get old. Any student who doesn't read it hasn't been fully educated. Now, I wonder what the students had to say in their papers... He looked at the big pile of papers and took the first one off the top. It was entitled "Freud's Oedipal Complex and Hamlet." Ah! I know where this one is going. Let's see how he explains it. He flipped the cover page open and began reading.
His window was open, and he heard the birds chirping outside as he graded the papers. He smiled. He enjoyed teaching the students, and watching them learn. Of course, as was true of all professors, certain students gave him more trouble than others did. But his foucs right now was the papers. He reminded himself not to look at the student's names until he was done grading the papers, so that his personal likes and dislikes wouldn't play a role in the grade he gave it. All teachers had to be careful of this, because papers had to be graded on content and merit, and not anything else. It was unfair for professors to play favorites, although he knew some did so. Most who did, didn't even know that they where doing it, but then, some did. He hated those professors. He breathed deeply and set back to reading the papers.
Lucy is your average schoolgirl, she's 18 and she does most of her school work, gets reasonably good grades, and in general, stays out of trouble. And she's no different when I say there's a professor that she has, her English teacher, who she hates. She is convinced that this professor has it out for her. This is why Lucy has hatched a plan to make her english teacher stop being such an asshole to her.
I play the asshole english professor whom Lucy dislikes with a passion. I have no idea what's coming. Will I be able to convince Lucy that I'm not so bad, or will she be the one doing the teaching today?
________________________
Professor Allen sat at his desk, reading papers. Ah, Hamlet. This play will never get old. Any student who doesn't read it hasn't been fully educated. Now, I wonder what the students had to say in their papers... He looked at the big pile of papers and took the first one off the top. It was entitled "Freud's Oedipal Complex and Hamlet." Ah! I know where this one is going. Let's see how he explains it. He flipped the cover page open and began reading.
His window was open, and he heard the birds chirping outside as he graded the papers. He smiled. He enjoyed teaching the students, and watching them learn. Of course, as was true of all professors, certain students gave him more trouble than others did. But his foucs right now was the papers. He reminded himself not to look at the student's names until he was done grading the papers, so that his personal likes and dislikes wouldn't play a role in the grade he gave it. All teachers had to be careful of this, because papers had to be graded on content and merit, and not anything else. It was unfair for professors to play favorites, although he knew some did so. Most who did, didn't even know that they where doing it, but then, some did. He hated those professors. He breathed deeply and set back to reading the papers.
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