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Did you ever get distracted by part of someone's face, so much so that you almost said or did something but you had to stop and just process what you were seeing?
Loosely based on real events. Done for the Thursday Prompt. Check them out!
Loosely based on real events. Done for the Thursday Prompt. Check them out!
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Well, that's quite the debate isn't it. I mean if I could petrify students that cheated and plagiarized and left them outside my office and they would revert in a year as a warning to to others during office hours and it was legal is that ethically sound? Does sounds like it could drive home the point then having to sign a letter to the dean and all that which is losing teeth.
This is the type of stuff that does happen at the magic university of Florhean in my Crown of Awes work. Its magical university and students are free to whatever to each other as practice and the professors tend not to give a shit and give punishment as they see fit.
This is the type of stuff that does happen at the magic university of Florhean in my Crown of Awes work. Its magical university and students are free to whatever to each other as practice and the professors tend not to give a shit and give punishment as they see fit.
Yep, culture and the school. In Florhean's case, the entire college city is ruled by the ancient tenured who make up the administration and everything is a isolated bubble that gives its lucrative trained casters to the world in an acceptable fashion (more like product) in a very anti magic world. So, not like our colleges we teach out of.
An average of just one incident every four years? I'd say that's a success and you must have exercised some extreme restraint with more than just a few others.
Are petrification charges really necessary when the professor is already working to pay off the reversal treatment? C'mon, horse investigator, just a warning seems enough here... especially when considering the potential reprisal...
Are petrification charges really necessary when the professor is already working to pay off the reversal treatment? C'mon, horse investigator, just a warning seems enough here... especially when considering the potential reprisal...
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