Penny (
anunluckypenny) wrote in
poly_chromatic2012-05-17 04:32 pm
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[Penny, currently seventeen and rocking a pixie cut, is digging frantically through a pile of papers (they're just off screen, but the odd piece of wrinkled notebook paper goes flying by). Judging from the background, she's sitting in the hall at Westerberg High.
And talking to herself.]
You know when people tell you to prioritize the stuff you should get done? I think I did it wrong, so I'm basically doomed for finals.
[Or maybe she's talking to the network. She shuffles papers for a few more moments before giving up, putting the papers down in favor of the network device.]
But you know what's worse? I'm too busy freaking out about finals to freak out about anything else like the twenty-four people who starve to death every minute or the seven trees an average American goes through each year or anything relevant. [pause] No, I guess I'm still worried about the usual stuff. But seriously, finals on top of that? I'm never going to need to know this stuff in real life.
[She pauses again, rethinking this.]
Unless, you know... you're a teacher and you're listening to this. Teachers, you're an invaluable part of the American workforce and it's completely not your fault that the high school students in Finland test way better than students in the United States. [If Penny didn't sound so sincere, that might have come off as sarcasm. It's not.] That'd be my fault. Not by myself, I mean--not even I can blame me for that--but students like me who could do better and never get around to it. Motivation issues.
[A sigh.]
Okay. I'm calm now. Ranting's good for the soul.
[And with that nugget of wisdom, she ends the feed.]
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And talking to herself.]
You know when people tell you to prioritize the stuff you should get done? I think I did it wrong, so I'm basically doomed for finals.
[Or maybe she's talking to the network. She shuffles papers for a few more moments before giving up, putting the papers down in favor of the network device.]
But you know what's worse? I'm too busy freaking out about finals to freak out about anything else like the twenty-four people who starve to death every minute or the seven trees an average American goes through each year or anything relevant. [pause] No, I guess I'm still worried about the usual stuff. But seriously, finals on top of that? I'm never going to need to know this stuff in real life.
[She pauses again, rethinking this.]
Unless, you know... you're a teacher and you're listening to this. Teachers, you're an invaluable part of the American workforce and it's completely not your fault that the high school students in Finland test way better than students in the United States. [If Penny didn't sound so sincere, that might have come off as sarcasm. It's not.] That'd be my fault. Not by myself, I mean--not even I can blame me for that--but students like me who could do better and never get around to it. Motivation issues.
[A sigh.]
Okay. I'm calm now. Ranting's good for the soul.
[And with that nugget of wisdom, she ends the feed.]
[ooc: Action/messaging/whatever, in school or out, is awesome. Feel free to have characters know Penny from any junior-level classes, art, or band (she plays violin, which... isn't important, but it seems worth pointing out). Replies will come from

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Convince the government to stop sending third world countries free food so their own agricultural communities can thrive again?
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are you busy after school???
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Need me 2 pick you up?
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You could just skip finals. If you wanted.
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Skip? Seriously? ...Is that what you're doing?
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I was thinking about it.
[More like wishful thinking, though, probably. Sigh.]
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So this is hesitant.]
Would you like some help?
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Huh? [A quick check to make sure he's not talking to someone who popped up next to her.] Oh... um. Yes? Yes, I would. Like help. Maybe help of the miracle variety?
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He gestures awkwardly to the notes.]
I'm quite good at prioritising.
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I'm pretty sure that some teachers just suck at making things interesting.
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It's not their fault that some things just can't be made interesting. Algebra? Never, ever interesting.
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A teacher can make interesting things uninteresting, so it does depend on teachers at least sometimes.
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Omg Penny wry soo cute!?Yep, he's just watching this nonsense as he takes a drag of his cigarette. See a Senior with short white hair and piercing in his left ear, chilling by the stairs of Ohtori.]You certainly have plenty to say. It's beyond me why you even give a shit about other things than the task at hand.
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It's just how she rolls. ^^This guy looks way too cool to be talking to Penny.]Sorry. Babbling is kind of what I do. [She frowns.] Because someone has to.
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Goodie-good stuff? What?