Duv "Oopsie" Galeni (
komarran) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2016-10-02 06:57 pm
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WHO: Duv Galeni, anyone who wants to bother him in class/while working
WHERE: De Chima University + Lucky Cat Café (Heropa)
WHEN: Anytime in October
WHAT: Attempting to teach another Earth’s history and a lot of cursing as he grades at a café.
NOTES/WARNINGS: Grading. It’s a warning and an adventure, trust me. Also feel free to hit me up at
topsecretgirly if you want to do something specific!
1. De Chima University
He’s taken the entire summer to prepare. It’s a far cry from what he had been prepared to teach back home, scaling back entirely for teaching a thousand years removed from his own period and a topic that is ancient history for him. How in the hell did anyone manage in these antiquated lecture halls?
The topic is historical methods. Research and concepts had been easier for him to adapt into a semester-wide course though he’s had to amend all of his examples and readings to fit with recent American historians. One difficulty with the Cold War being in full swing was a lack of uncensored or unbiased sources and his bitterness at having to rely on such comes across more than once in his tone when referencing the limitations and responsibilities they had as researchers.
To his credit, he maintains a good presence while at the lectern. The class is large enough and plenty of students come in late that new faces and stragglers aren’t noticed immediately. Should an imPort wander in, the distraction of the students toward them is more of a clue than anything else. It’s enough to earn the intruders a look once noticed that says he’ll be seeing them after class.
If approached after class, he’ll be slowly packing his things and waiting expectantly. So much for the mundane and keeping his skills sharp without interference.
2. Lucky Cat Café (Heropa)
Unapologetically, he’s taken up one of the larger tables for himself. His papers are spread out in organized piles and he has his red pen at the ready. His least favorite task of the teaching profession, but a necessary one. All he can hope for is to get it over with quickly and without his drink spilling.
“There’s not even a name on this one,” he grumbles to the world at large as he rubs at his temples. “I need another coffee.”
A spiked one preferably.
WHERE: De Chima University + Lucky Cat Café (Heropa)
WHEN: Anytime in October
WHAT: Attempting to teach another Earth’s history and a lot of cursing as he grades at a café.
NOTES/WARNINGS: Grading. It’s a warning and an adventure, trust me. Also feel free to hit me up at
1. De Chima University
He’s taken the entire summer to prepare. It’s a far cry from what he had been prepared to teach back home, scaling back entirely for teaching a thousand years removed from his own period and a topic that is ancient history for him. How in the hell did anyone manage in these antiquated lecture halls?
The topic is historical methods. Research and concepts had been easier for him to adapt into a semester-wide course though he’s had to amend all of his examples and readings to fit with recent American historians. One difficulty with the Cold War being in full swing was a lack of uncensored or unbiased sources and his bitterness at having to rely on such comes across more than once in his tone when referencing the limitations and responsibilities they had as researchers.
To his credit, he maintains a good presence while at the lectern. The class is large enough and plenty of students come in late that new faces and stragglers aren’t noticed immediately. Should an imPort wander in, the distraction of the students toward them is more of a clue than anything else. It’s enough to earn the intruders a look once noticed that says he’ll be seeing them after class.
If approached after class, he’ll be slowly packing his things and waiting expectantly. So much for the mundane and keeping his skills sharp without interference.
2. Lucky Cat Café (Heropa)
Unapologetically, he’s taken up one of the larger tables for himself. His papers are spread out in organized piles and he has his red pen at the ready. His least favorite task of the teaching profession, but a necessary one. All he can hope for is to get it over with quickly and without his drink spilling.
“There’s not even a name on this one,” he grumbles to the world at large as he rubs at his temples. “I need another coffee.”
A spiked one preferably.

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