Framing A Moose

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose actually you're not really giving me a choice

@KatherinWinter

Can we all just chill. It doesn't really matter.

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose so there is no point in fighting her? I should just ignore her?

@KatherinWinter

Well, if you want to. It's your choice.

Descendants Reform School

@KatherinWinterBut that's one of the things Lorane does. She finds loopholes.

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose but they can they agreement is in stone literally.

@KatherinWinter

Okay, so earlier, you said that teachers could do anything, as long as it wasn't permanent. Lorane used that to her advantage, explaining exactly what the thing they had them sign said. The parents signed the papers, not the stone.

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose Alrighty them. I don't mind difficult students but there is no point having a student that wont do anything at all.

@KatherinWinter

Well, she did the assignment. But also explained why they couldn't take away their powers.

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose I am not sure how that explains anything.

@KatherinWinter

...he's a lawyer...and he says that when he explains things to people...it's one of his catchphrases...

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose I don't get that Gif.

@KatherinWinter

...it's Marshall...from How I Met Your Mother...

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@KatherinWinter

Descendants Reform School

Lorane continued to write for a few moments, before grabbing the paper and standing up. She walked to her teacher and shoved the assignment into his hands. "I'm afraid the spirit of the law means nothing in this type of situation. Even if you meant to exclude power renovation, it's typed on something every student and every parent signed: nothing permanent. And whether the parents understand it or not doesn't matter. Now I'm off to Life Skills. Have a nice day, Mr. Marlin. I'll see you tomorrow." she then twirled around and walked out the door. If she weren't planning on being surpreme ruler of the ocean, she'd totally be a lawyer. It didn't take her long to find her pirate friend, who was obviously waiting for her. "Hello, Axel, dearest. Are you ready to escort me to our next class?"

@KatherinWinter@Demonic Angel

Descendants Reform School

Lorane's smirk found its way back onto her face, but she continued writing. "Sorry, but no, you can't. I mean, I'm sure you have the skill to, but it's not legal." she placed down her pencil and opened her binder, pulling out a document. "You're bound by contract." she smiled, as her eyes scanned the paper that the teacher had used against her only moments earlier. Once she found what she was looking for, she began to speak. "'Teachers, counselers, and any other member of the school's staff may do anything necessary, including physical harm, as long as it is nothing permanent.' Taking away our powers and kicking us out directly violates this rule." she said, grinning from ear to ear and looking up from the paper to her teacher. She had always been a sucker for contracts. She loved them.

@KatherinWinter