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I know we've all been a bit distracted lately, not only from the abrupt loss of two colors from the spectrum, but all the usual school madness that occurs in June. Grades are coming in, summer sessions are about to begin, and that's an understandably stressful time.
[To say nothing of sleep loss. Rosalind certainly looks exhausted as she glowers into the camera. Behind her, chalkboards are filled with equations, and someone with a particularly clever mind might be able to spot a trend towards space and time.]
However. Let me give a few of you a piece of advice. I know several of you are in university right now, or about to graduate high school and enter into it. If you ever send a professor who failed you something like what I'm about to attach, you will not change their minds. Point in fact, they'll be even more determined to fail you. I know I certainly am, and I'm not even the one dealing with this right now.
[To say nothing of sleep loss. Rosalind certainly looks exhausted as she glowers into the camera. Behind her, chalkboards are filled with equations, and someone with a particularly clever mind might be able to spot a trend towards space and time.]
However. Let me give a few of you a piece of advice. I know several of you are in university right now, or about to graduate high school and enter into it. If you ever send a professor who failed you something like what I'm about to attach, you will not change their minds. Point in fact, they'll be even more determined to fail you. I know I certainly am, and I'm not even the one dealing with this right now.
Honestly, I preferred the bribes to this.
Rosalind Lutece shared a photo.
6/16 near Recolle University
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[And he clears his throat, thumps on his chest with a closed fist, and reaches off-screen to procure a snapback from seemingly nowhere to put it on his head but backwards. Then he speaks in a tone that could only be described as Fraternity Star Starting Linebacker.]
"Professor Bruh.
While I realize that I probably ditched 90% of your classes because of splitting hangovers or my attendance at daytime ragers in order to maintain my reigning champ status at Frat Physics 101, also known as beer pong, I really think that I should be graded more nicely on this final and or paper that reeeaaally screwed me over. I'll give you my vape pen if you reconsider.
Signed,
Dudebro."
[and then he removes the hat and proceeds to fling it offscreen into the void, snorting as he does]
Something like that, maybe?
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That was an uncanny impression.
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What, too hoity toity to let yourself have a laugh, Professor? Didn't know academia meant you couldn't appreciate some humor I worked real hard for.
[But he doesn't let it hang too much, instead waving his hand and moving on.]
Anyway, I'm of the impression that if you've met one of those types, you've probably met 'em all.
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[NOT OFTEN. But it's happened. Once. Actually, that person played tennis, so does it even count?]
And what about you, then? Are you a student, or simply an observer of these kinds of people?
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Yeah, I guess I'm a student. Maybe I can't say much since I'm just as guilty of skipping as Mr. Dudebro over here, but I have a feeling our priorities are considerably different.
[maybe?? baren ditches because he finds the work boring and would prefer to be making money, but who can say what dudebro's backstory is]
His type is just unfortunately hard to miss even when I do make it to campus.
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[Now she's a bit intrigued, okay. And if he skips, that's on him, but at least it's not her problem, so she can successfully ignore it.]
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[that's
a lie
but his delivery is still smooth as silk]
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[Like, granted, maybe he is. But she can't imagine someone going into so specific a field and yet being apathetic enough not to attend classes.]
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Aren't instructors supposed to not judge a book by its cover?
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Only the juiciest gossip, I'm sure.
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You joke, but keep a close eye on your teachers the day a tenure position opens up. One's bound to end up disappearing mysteriously.
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Power without consequences would sound tempting to anyone.
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[he's joking but also he wonders if it's true]
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You learn to live with it. And realize that you can get away with snapping at them, to start with. And that while attractive in the short-term, murder will ultimately backfire.
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Did you actually respond to him? Or is he left in the void wondering what will become of his GPA?
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