Klaus Wulfenbach (
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tvk2005-01-10 09:58 am
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Four [ACTION] In Which BRAINS HAPPEN!
[Anyone unfortunate enough to be in Klaus's biology class will arrive to find that, on their desk, is a jar. In that jar, besides some suspicious green liquid which is totally harmless upon inspection, is a brain. It's obviously not a human brain -- too small -- but it's still a brain, and it's still on their desk, and it's still accompanied by a stick-on label and a sharpie.]
Good morning, class. Today we begin our unit on the nervous system. On your desk is your new best friend. Give them a name to distinguish them from everyone else's best friends and we can begin.
Good morning, class. Today we begin our unit on the nervous system. On your desk is your new best friend. Give them a name to distinguish them from everyone else's best friends and we can begin.

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[You wait until you get to touch the brain, Issei...]
I find many people work best when presented with something concrete and physical rather than just words on a board or in a book.
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...We're going to dissect this, right? I'm naming mine Shinji.
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Is she an actual high school student? No.
So this ancient mythological figure is just going to tap at the jar. ]
Is this lunch?
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[Eating brains is a bad idea, hasn't anyone ever told you that?]
It is today's lesson and will be part of our lessons for the next two weeks at least. Eating it will get you severely docked points.
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Points? [ Interest caught. ] This is a competition of sorts?
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Yes. Your are competing with your fellow students for the highest grade, which involves completing all assignments and not eating the teaching aides.
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Are we going to be setting the brains on fire at any point?
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Okay! I'll make sure and study double-hard.
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Excellent. Have you thought of a suitable name yet?
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[Not here]
[She's going to ask why the hell she isn't allowed to be in this class. B(]
[Why not here?]
[Fine, here.]
[And]
[Naming her specimen "Babbage".]
[Yesssss]
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[There are not enough dots for this. Nay, not even all the dots in the world would be enough.]
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Problems?
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Are we going to dissect these?
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A name, you say?
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Yes. In order to tell it apart from the other brains, you see. I felt simply labeling by number would be far less engaging.
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[Why, no, he's not thinking of certain people when he consider the names.]
What are we going to do with the brains?
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Can I backtag this? This is too amazing.
What are these from?
yes always backtags |D
Sheep. Does it particularly matter?
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