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puzzlinglad) wrote2014-08-18 12:55 pm
puzzlinglad) wrote2014-08-18 12:55 pm
(vivarium) memory 3
memory summary; academic aspirations
gained through; bingo card filled
time; day 15
The building is enormous, you really shouldn't be surprised but you are. This was a college in London, after all, a prestigious one at that. Just being in the halls makes you nervous, you still feel so young compared to the people walking around without your edge of nerves. You are still just visiting, it's not like it's your first day, but still you wonder if you'll really be ready in just a few short months for this.
You steel yourself and head to where you mean to, the Classics Department. The wing is smaller but cozy, the professors all having strange etchings on the windows of their doors- a coffee cup, a book, something that looked like vase. It strikes you this is a pretty strange place already, but somehow it's quirkiness makes you feel a bit better.
The bulletin board is enormous, you try to scan the whole thing over as you approach but there's just too much information. You find what you're looking for, at least, a list of the spring semester classes. Several catch your eye, the ones focusing on archeology. There's even one on Donald Rutledge's works alone, and frankly you're surprised. You realize you probably shouldn't be, Gressenheller was known for it's archeological focus. That's why you applied, after all.
summary;
- going to college in London
- archeology is a legitimate major right
effect;
- oh I study archeology or want to?? that's pretty cool
- that's really it, +100 interest in archeology
gained through; bingo card filled
time; day 15
The building is enormous, you really shouldn't be surprised but you are. This was a college in London, after all, a prestigious one at that. Just being in the halls makes you nervous, you still feel so young compared to the people walking around without your edge of nerves. You are still just visiting, it's not like it's your first day, but still you wonder if you'll really be ready in just a few short months for this.
You steel yourself and head to where you mean to, the Classics Department. The wing is smaller but cozy, the professors all having strange etchings on the windows of their doors- a coffee cup, a book, something that looked like vase. It strikes you this is a pretty strange place already, but somehow it's quirkiness makes you feel a bit better.
The bulletin board is enormous, you try to scan the whole thing over as you approach but there's just too much information. You find what you're looking for, at least, a list of the spring semester classes. Several catch your eye, the ones focusing on archeology. There's even one on Donald Rutledge's works alone, and frankly you're surprised. You realize you probably shouldn't be, Gressenheller was known for it's archeological focus. That's why you applied, after all.
summary;
- going to college in London
- archeology is a legitimate major right
effect;
- oh I study archeology or want to?? that's pretty cool
- that's really it, +100 interest in archeology