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undergrounds2015-07-17 12:20 am
chronobreak) wrote in undergrounds2015-07-17 12:20 am
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A. Redbright Institute
School might be out for the summer, but there are still plenty of students around. Some of them have dorms here, and others are just there for the summer classes. Regardless, Ekko is also there, keeping track of the underclassmen. Occasionally he has to guide a student to their classroom after they've gotten lost.
Sometimes he wonders why he took the position, but of course he knows why. It's just another small step in a quest for recognition. It's worth it. Even if he does have to deal with dealing with young kids.
Still, if he's needed or called for, he's there to help.
B. Everywhere
Ekko is seventeen and has about a year before he'll graduate. He knows that he wants to stay in London, and his grades are good enough for the universities here. But he also knows he's going to need a job. Which means there's a kid walking all over the place checking out stores and popping into them to ask for applications. Thankfully most have gone the way of electronic applications, but a few of them still have paper forms.
For shame.
He still takes them, slowly amassing a small collection of application forms over the day.
He may bump into people in his hurry to visit as many stores as possible. He could rewind so it never happened, but sometimes it's easier to just go with the timeline.
"Didn't see you there."
C. Wildcard
Choose your own adventure!
[Prose or brackets okay by me!]
School might be out for the summer, but there are still plenty of students around. Some of them have dorms here, and others are just there for the summer classes. Regardless, Ekko is also there, keeping track of the underclassmen. Occasionally he has to guide a student to their classroom after they've gotten lost.
Sometimes he wonders why he took the position, but of course he knows why. It's just another small step in a quest for recognition. It's worth it. Even if he does have to deal with dealing with young kids.
Still, if he's needed or called for, he's there to help.
B. Everywhere
Ekko is seventeen and has about a year before he'll graduate. He knows that he wants to stay in London, and his grades are good enough for the universities here. But he also knows he's going to need a job. Which means there's a kid walking all over the place checking out stores and popping into them to ask for applications. Thankfully most have gone the way of electronic applications, but a few of them still have paper forms.
For shame.
He still takes them, slowly amassing a small collection of application forms over the day.
He may bump into people in his hurry to visit as many stores as possible. He could rewind so it never happened, but sometimes it's easier to just go with the timeline.
"Didn't see you there."
C. Wildcard
Choose your own adventure!
[Prose or brackets okay by me!]
A
"Oh, Ekko. I was wondering if you could help me. Do you know how many students plan on staying during summer holiday?"
Elsa's been tasked with making a roster of the students who will be there over the summer and tracking them down has been challenging. Ekko's a prefect and thus, she assumes, more in touch with the students than she might be. His help could probably cut her time spent on this in half.
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"Do you need an exact number?" Because he could best guess it or he could go track all of that down.
no subject
She knows there are commuter students who don't live on campus, but the cafeteria wants to know the number of those staying for the summer so they can prepare accordingly.
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"We've gotta get more organized if TAs are running around trying to figure this stuff out."
"Give me 'til two, I'll get back to you."