When Nothing Is Okay {tombgirl}
Dec 11, 2011 15:56:06 GMT -5
Post by SNOWFLAKES [Brik] on Dec 11, 2011 15:56:06 GMT -5
When Does One Lose Hope In What They Want?
Destry Hudes
[/size] "Okay, guys. If you all remember, I taught you about the history of the old world of the United States. Now, what I would like you to do is - with a partner - create a mini poster-board about the ups and downs about the old country's economy. I will be picking your partners."The gas lights that flickered throughout the room barely illuminated anything, almost leaving all of his classmates and his crack-happy teacher in the near dark. Can't they afford new lights for this one room? Out of all of the problems they can fix, they choose to ignore this one big problem? Great priorities. Rolling his eyes slightly as he looked over his notebook that was flipped to one page. It was filled with ideas for his sewing company that was down the street. They expected at least one idea a week, but like the little over achiever he is, Destry did two every week, and extra design being used for the next one.
Suddenly, the teacher, Mrs. Theisen looked over all of the students in the slightly dark room and hollered at them to pay attention. The gossiping girls and the flamboyant boys snapped to attention, directing their eyes over at the skinny woman who taught their Panem history class. Slowly scanning the field of teenagers, she decided that they were all paying attention and began to speak about what they would be doing for the next week.
Mrs. Theisen looked all around the room, picking one person and matching him or her with another, and doing the same over and over again. He wasn't paying attention, so he missed the name of his partner. After she repeated the names, he discovered that Amor Placek and him were partners. Looking over the room to find the boy she had picked for him, he saw the guy sitting at his desk. He swore that his greenish-blue eyes were looking over at him too. I know him... At least, I think I do. Am I right or am I wrong? Ugh, deja vu.
Departing his place in the seat, he passed through a crowd of girls to reach the boy, who was sitting there at his hard-wood desk. He didn't talk immediately, so in place on the silence, Destry spoke. "Hey, I'm Destry. I'm your partner." Looking the boy up and down, he examined him and made an impression of him. He seemed quiet, more self-reserved. Probably an introvert. Slowly, he put his hand out about his desk, expecting Amor to take it. [/blockquote] [/justify]