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We were talking about this RP topic in our Looking for RP topic, which I hadn't realized would have been better if we moved it here. So, here I am, fashionably late as usual, since it seems we had a lot more to discuss than I had imagined.

Sweet Jesus yes!

First, I have a suggestion.
Everyone should make up a schedule for their characters.

I mean, what if one want to have the same classes as other characters?

I'll do mine later if everyone is up for it.

This could always turn into a chat. Anyways....the wait begins....curious do we have any rules for waiting too long? Not saying like 24 hours but 2-3 days.

Agree on that unless we just fade in and out of class.

Well, I didn't think we would have to wait very long, but if we do... then maybe it would be better to set up some kind of reasonable time limit. Also, I do like the idea of the schedule, so I'll think on Icarus's.

Yes!

If...hmm...two more people are up for it, should everyone make one?

I don't see why not. I'm sure class won't be so boring that we'll have to skip it. I imagine something crazy is always going on at that school.

Like fights...racism...and being one of the few humans here..maybe...hey all the fun!

How many classes per day (night)? Seven or eight, maybe?

Oh yeah, defiantly rasicm. I think most of it would be pointed towards my character. He is part Crow, which is extremely frowned upon, because they all think that his kind should be dead and gone.

It's why I wrote what I wrote.

When you put so many diverse growing teens together, I think it's inevitable. Unfortunately. I'm not picky about the number of classes, as long as it seems reasonable and the poor students aren't running around every 5 seconds.

I really like Sangris's character so far by the way, he's so cute Icarus is very determined to help people, so we'll see how that goes

Yeah, definitely. And... study halls and lunch breaks are great times to walk around and interact.

We actually don't have study halls at my school. How exactly do they work?

A big place with couches, sofas, and tables. Computers and the sorts. Somewhat like a library but without the books. I think?

Ah, sorry. At my school they do.

Basically, it's a free period. Technically, though, you're required to do homework during the time.

Yeah, that's about right, Robin.

Ah, okay. I got it.

*squeals* YES! SANGRIS GETS KUDOS!

*cough* So, study hall, for me anyways, is called intervention, and is right before lunch. If you aren't passing a class, you go to the class you are failing and study there if passing them all, then you get an extended lunch. Personally, if we have magic classes and night students, then there should be no study hall.

I actually hadn't even thought about there being day classes and night classes. I had originally just thought they should all be held at night time, but now I'm pondering that...