Framing A Moose

Descendants Reform School

So far, I think I've seen two kinds of discrimination: Mundane discrimination, and alignment discrimination.

Descendants Reform School

When the elderly teacher made her unneeded and quite rude outburst, Lorane's hand found itself on her chest. The look on her face was one of shock, her mouth hanging open and her brows furrowed. "Well that was uncalled for! I have done nothing to offend you, and yet you spit out your insults in my direction! Why? Because another member of the faculty expressed dislike towards me? Is that what kind of school this is? Where if one finds a fault in another, everyone sees only that fault." Her words seemed sharp, slightly angry, and logical. She then leaned forward, her face losing its shocked expression. Her lips were curved downward ever so slightly, her eyes narrowing on the teacher. "I say you get to know me before you cast your judgement." Her head then darted to her partner, who had just finished his complaint. "And that goes for you too. Now come sit. We have things to do." She patted the seat to the left of her, which had been emptied when Penelope went to sit beside Caroline.

@KatherinWinter@SleepingSilence

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose Well mouthing off to the teacher is making trouble. :P

@SleepingSilence

I disagree. It just sort of makes her a loudmouth and, as I said before, a smartass. But not a trouble maker. :P

Descendants Reform School

since when is Lorane a troublemaker? She's a brat and a smartass, but she's never made trouble. XD

Descendants Reform School

@Framing A Moose I was going to look up their names but forgot.

@KatherinWinter

Penelope and Caroline.

Descendants Reform School

You forgot to pair the eels. I know they're sort of counted as NPCs, but they're still students. Just though I'd let you know.

@KatherinWinter

Lords of the underworld

@Framing A Moose Weird. But alright. Approved.

@KatherinWinter

Awesome!

Lords of the underworld

If you want, I could change the wording I suppose.

@VKAllen

Lords of the underworld

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That's the bricklayer's definition for it.

@VKAllen

It can mean many thing, and eating to much is one of them.

Lords of the underworld

@Framing A Mooseanti-god?

@KatherinWinter

Meaning the opposite of a god...so basically a demon...

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She seems to mean that it's not a Demon of Gluttony, but the reverse of one.

It still doesn't make sense as gluttony is over-indulgence of wealth and resources of immeasurable extravagance or waste.

@VKAllen

It's also defined as excessive eating.