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daybreakacademy2019-02-24 09:37 am
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Afternoon at the Museum
Who: Yang... and you!
What: It's time for a field trip to the Musée de l'Armée in Paris, France. The afternoon is in the museum. But Yang took everyone at like 10 AM as an excuse to get out and see Paris.
Where: Paris! And at the Army Museum.
When: February 25
Notes: The following prompts are if you want to interact with Yang directly! Otherwise, please feel free to use this as an excuse to do threads in Paris! Yang's taking basically anyone -- heck, even other teachers, TA's, and RA's -- because he really just wanted an easy field trip after grading all the papers and despairing over the fact he might have made his courses too hard.
A. WE'RE ABOUT TO HAVE PARIS RIGHT NOW
[The helicopters have landed at Charles de Gaulle airport, everyone has bused into the city center, and it's now about 11:00 in the morning. They aren't supposed to be at the museum until two. Thus, standing in front of the crowd, Wen-li Yang...
...is due to give a speech.]
So, Paris! It's a pretty big deal.
[Hm, what else is important...]
Meet at the Army Museum at 2! And try to not get in too much trouble. Have fun!
[He'll hang around for a second in case anyone has questions.]
B. AND NOW: OLD STUFF!
[At about 1:57 PM, Yang comes running up with a sandwich still in his mouth and a paper cup with tea in it in hand. He skids to a stop in front of the museum's steps, looks around, and... peers at the people waiting for him.
Then, sheepishly, he waves.
The museum is much too big to do a guided tour. However, unlike the free roam period in Paris, Yang is actually a good source of information here. He roams between the different groups of students, answering questions, providing historical detail, and showing that he isn't actually terrible at his job all of the time.
He'd be easy to approach during any of this.]
What: It's time for a field trip to the Musée de l'Armée in Paris, France. The afternoon is in the museum. But Yang took everyone at like 10 AM as an excuse to get out and see Paris.
Where: Paris! And at the Army Museum.
When: February 25
Notes: The following prompts are if you want to interact with Yang directly! Otherwise, please feel free to use this as an excuse to do threads in Paris! Yang's taking basically anyone -- heck, even other teachers, TA's, and RA's -- because he really just wanted an easy field trip after grading all the papers and despairing over the fact he might have made his courses too hard.
A. WE'RE ABOUT TO HAVE PARIS RIGHT NOW
[The helicopters have landed at Charles de Gaulle airport, everyone has bused into the city center, and it's now about 11:00 in the morning. They aren't supposed to be at the museum until two. Thus, standing in front of the crowd, Wen-li Yang...
...is due to give a speech.]
So, Paris! It's a pretty big deal.
[Hm, what else is important...]
Meet at the Army Museum at 2! And try to not get in too much trouble. Have fun!
[He'll hang around for a second in case anyone has questions.]
B. AND NOW: OLD STUFF!
[At about 1:57 PM, Yang comes running up with a sandwich still in his mouth and a paper cup with tea in it in hand. He skids to a stop in front of the museum's steps, looks around, and... peers at the people waiting for him.
Then, sheepishly, he waves.
The museum is much too big to do a guided tour. However, unlike the free roam period in Paris, Yang is actually a good source of information here. He roams between the different groups of students, answering questions, providing historical detail, and showing that he isn't actually terrible at his job all of the time.
He'd be easy to approach during any of this.]
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[Also Ren's barista senses are mildly offended]
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[Museums were horrible in so many ways.]
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Okay, then~! Let's go see a corpse~!
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Is it just Napoleon, or are there more bodies on display!? Do you think they're mummified, or skeletons?
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[The tomb is quite ostentatious and flanked by four smaller tombs. No visible bodies though.]
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[The tomb is much more interesting than a coffin with skeletons, which is what he was picturing. He climbs over the stone half-wall thing to go take a closer look.]
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What? We can't go look at it!? Why would they put it so far away in a big open space with elaborate floor tiles if we weren't supposed to go in there!?
[Those are security guards. Oh shit. Toki quickly gets off the wall and attempts to hide behind Ren and let him deal with it. He didn't actually get over the wall, technically like one foot maybe, but that doesn't count.]
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With one last glance at Ren and security guards, he vaults over the barrier and runs to the tomb, skidding a bit on the slippery floor. People definitely didn't come out here much. But there it is, shining in the glow of the museum lights. It's cold to the touch, as a tomb should be, he thinks. Should he climb it? Maybe take a picture from on top? Yes. Those were both good ideas.]
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Ren! Are you ready to go yet!?
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What?
[Oh, he was...]
Did you distract them for me~!? That's amazing~! What did you say? Did you make up some elaborate story to keep them guessing and then at the end just ask where the bathroom is!? Oh, and just so we're clear on the circumstances here, I didn't ask you to do that, so~ I feel that this is not some bartered exchange and I, in fact, am not required, or even shall we say compelled, to perform any task or grant any favors for you in a false perception of a debt incurred for actions that were solely at your own discretion!
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[He gives Toki A Look]
I was correct that Professor Yang doesn't need to know, right?
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He does not need to know~!
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[He'll leave it at that for now.]
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