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I took some creative liberties with some of the teachers in school, if I need to change them let me know. Also I posted under the impression the two people I asked would join, but if not I can always edit.

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W I N T E R C A R L Y L E

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^{Mather Memorial High School - Social Conscience}

As the others spoke, Winter felt a little bad she wasn't contributing to the conversation. It's not that she didn't want to, but she didn't know exactly what this class was all about. It was easy to tailor how she was in other classes. In English, she would make sure to compliment Mrs. James on what she was wearing and she wouldn't be called on the whole period unless she wanted an answer. In Math, she remained an A student under the guise of pretending she didn't know what was going on. In Gym, that was easy. She was a cheerleader, that came with respect from Mr. Torres, who she felt had a thing for girls in tight tops and short shorts.

This class, though, was an unknown. It wasn't something she was prepared for. It came as a shock that her chosen elective was taken away and this one replaced. She called the school, she Googled the class itself and the teacher, each yielding very little results. The school told her it was for her benefit, that with her grades and her extra-curriculars, she would excel in this class and it would look good on a college transcript. That is why she was here, not to play around with whatever notion Mr. Lehrer wanted to shove down their throats.

However, before she could answer, the door opened and in walked Sebastian Scott. She took a cursory glance at him. She never knew what to think of the guy. He was tough, he was cute, but he always seemed to have a grudge against everybody. She rarely saw him interact with anyone save for a few people she assumed he thought were cool. He never went out of his way to being mean to her, but she could tell he wasn't her biggest fan.

After being chewed out, they were told to group up. Normally, she'd have no trouble finding people to be in a group with, her classes were usually filled with her "friends" or people who wanted to be close to her. Fakers. Posers. She looked around the room and tried to make eye contact with Brynn. She was one person she really liked in this school. She wasn't like the other girls in her clique. She beckoned her over, hoping the girl would accept. She assumed they needed more than just two people, so she also looked over at Kenneth. Kenneth was cool. He was considered Mr. Likable, he seemed to have friends with every group in school. It was almost impressive. She would motion him over, hoping he would join as well.

Once one or both of them joined, she would finally speak, "All right, I suppose we can get started. Either of you want to start?"

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@Lord Wraith I like 'em rough

🧚🏻‍♀️ The Walking Dead - Year 6 Part 1

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Tiffany Lyle

Heard County High School

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As the group neared their supposed destination, Tiffany looked out to see it was a High School they were driving too. Vivid memories came flashing back to her of her life before she traveled. The old high school she was a part of, the forced labor, the danger, her fiance. She closed her eyes as they continued to drive, trying not to stir too much as Raymond was now resting on her shoulder.

Finally, they stopped. Raymond was quickly gathered before she could say anything. However, the man sternly warned them about their weapons. She was grateful she was allowed to keep them, not only because she felt safer with them on her, but it also reassured her that these people were not about to force them into a situation like she was in before. She wanted to go see Raymond but decided that it would be better if the professionals looked after him, she would hopefully see him later.

Unsure of what to do now, Tiffany followed the man inside the building, assuming he was either the leader or a higher up of this community and may have more info for her.

🦄 Deeper Than The Sands - Merged With T.S.

Josephine Clark

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Location: Al Fishawi'

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Josephine made her way downstairs to the front desk where she asked for a recommendation for a place to eat. After a flustered response (seriously, help these days....) she was directed towards Al Fishawi', a popular place to stop and get something to eat and enjoy a cup of tea. He also provided her with directions as it was a small trek to get there on foot. She thanked the man and, which a flick of her hair, proceeded outdoors.

She followed the directions. While she was doing so she enjoyed the sights. She saw many people of varying ethnicities and cultures. She wondered how many of them would recognize her. Surely some of them. She rather enjoyed not having reporters down her throat trying to get a story out of her, but she missed the limelight, just a smidge.

She got to Al Fishawi' and proceeded inside. She flagged over what she assumed was a waiter, "I'll take your finest tea darling, however you make it. Also, I require something to eat, something light but flavorful. Be a dear and grab that for me while I find a place." She left the flustered waiter and looked for a table, it was then she saw a familiar sight. Haakon, a man she met on this trip who she took a liking too. He was a reporter and one who somewhat knew her. She was thankful she didn't have to share her dark secret story with him, and he was a friend. "Oh Haakon, darling! So wonderful to see you here! Mind if I join you? she said while taking a seat, not waiting for a response. She smiled at the man and took out one of her cigarettes and lit it while she waited for her food. "What are you working on, darling? Looks awfully important," she probed.

🦄 Deeper Than The Sands - Merged With T.S.

I'll have mine up later tonight

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@Dusksong Oh no, I welcome questioning it, I only gave my thoughts. I am sure Wraith or Roman will clear it up in time

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Plus, if it were a last period class, then it wouldn't matter if the students were there or not, because they could do things inside the classroom or somewhere else (field trip) if they needed to do something. Plus, I imagine that after things become known, they would be ok with doing it after school outside of school hours if they wanted to learn more about their abilities.

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@Dusksong But my point is that if it were a class, the students would have very little choice in whether they stayed or not. I mean, at least in my school, you couldn't drop your elected classes. If it were an after-school group there's the chance that the students won't show up or won't care about showing up because it's after school and on weekends, plus considering they may have jobs and such, it wouldn't be fair for the school to impose on their free time outside of school hours. Whereas if it were a class, most likely one that is on the last period, they'd have little choice if they cared about attendance and grades.

Plus there is after school activities like Cheerleading, Debate Club, theater, student council, etc. to be in mind of. if this were another one, others may be missing out on their designated activities and I don't think a Principal would allow that of the students chosen.

But I also believe we need to suspend some belief on this. I am only stating what I feel on this. As in, I think if anything was to be done about it (i.e. parents suing, students quesioning) it would have been done already.

But idk for sure, I leave this up to our GMs

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@Dusksong I believe we are under the impression that, as students, we chose what classes we wanted, but we lost one elective because we were placed in this mandatory study group. From what the teacher has stated, it is because they see potential in us and he got the Principal's permission to head this class. Now I am not sure what some parents would say, but I imagine, for the most part, that parents who have their children placed in this type of class wouldn't be opposed to it. I know Winter's dad probably would have signed any sheet given to him without reading it. I believe this takes place during school hours, but I could be wrong.

It would explain why some of us are opposed to this study group thing though, based on some of the dialogue given