#scholastic scope

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Scholastic SCOPE, Scholastic Magazines, Inc., October 14, 1966

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May 6, 1988 - Shannen Doherty and an unidentified person on the cover of Scholastic Scope magazine.

Unknown futher details.

[triviareads]

Scholastic Book Fairs give schools the option to "opt out" of diverse books:

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Fic Writer 20 Questions

@blirzy Thanks for including me! Sorry it took a minute, I was out of town.

1. How many works do you have on AO3?

22, but a lot of them are art for other writers (big bangs mostly). I think only 8 of them are fics… so I am still pretty new.

2. What’s your AO3 word count?

15,763! Not bad!

3. What fandoms do you write for?

Almost strictly Star Wars, though in years prior (many, many years) I used to write Hetalia and Naruto before falling out of the world of fanfic writing. Y’all can thank a rigorous scholastic career for that one.

4. What are your top five fics by kudos?

In general, it’s all art for other writers that get kudos, of my own written work its:

1. The Rations of Memory (13 Kudos)

2. I Thought I Was Alone (11 Kudos)

3. Manhunt (4 Kudos)

The rest of my very few works have 2 or 1 Kudo, this is okay, I am still getting back into writing again.

5. Do you respond to comments? Why or why not?

Yes! I try to always respond, even if it’s just a line or two! You took the time to leave me feedback, even if it’s just an emoji, and I appreciate it so much!

6. What’s the fic your wrote with the angstiest ending?

I find I have been writing a lot of angst endings, if not just heartwrenching pieces in general. I think it would have to be Gala Gone Wrong, cause while it doesn’t hurt the whole time or strike hard like Manhunt or How Did You Reach Me?, GGW shows you what could have been, and then takes it away.

7. What’s the fic you wrote with the happiest ending?

I guess that depends on how you define happy ending? Probably I Thought I Was Alone, it’s such a hurt/comfort.

8. Do you get hate on fics?

God no, thankfully. I hear about it but have never had to suffer that particular fate.

9. Do you write smut? If so what kind?

I used to, in like, middle school. I wasn’t very good and I definitely cringe when I come across those old files. I might pick it up again one day.

10. Do you write crossovers? What’s the craziest one you’ve written?

I do not, I have a big enough sandbox in star wars as it is, I feel like trying to mix things would just confuse me. Or I’d fixate on something, trying to get the mechanics all mashed together right.

11. Have you had a fic stolen?

Most likely not, I am very tiny.

12. Have you ever had a fic translated?

Again, am smol.

13. Have you ever cowritten a fic before?

No but that sounds dope? Like a brainstorm session but we each have scenes/sections/characters that we do?

14. What’s your all time favorite ship?

Brutal mate. Like, just in the sandboxes I play in now? Top Five maybe? I have different faves for different wants. If I want fluff its gonna be a different go to than angst or kink.

After talking to some folks who have suffered my existence for many years, the answer is Zuko/Katara, and apparently any Red/Blue coded ships, or Yellow/Purple if I’m “in a mood”

(it’s my partner, my long suffering partner who is “folks”)

15. What’s a WIP you’d like to finish, but doubt you ever will?

The Scopes Hanahaki fic, How Did You Reach Me?. I had big dreams for that one, showing him and the distance he puts between himself and everyone else, how he doesnt realize Sprays is the only one who has slipped under his guard. I wanted to have them team up with the 212th, to watch Cody handing a trooper a lozenge to help with the worst of the hanahaki (an idea that was in the Heavy Off A Golden Hue series by catboydogma, which I got to work on). To ask, to realize. I never decided if it would kill him, or if Sprays would find out.

16. What are your writing strengths?

I’m going to go with Framing. I set the frame and I set the tone of the fic really well. You can come in and pretty readily know what kinda mess you’re signing up for. While I love getting to play with interpersonal relationships, the push and pull of characters and situations and growth, it is the tone I use and the frame I set up that let’s people come in and see what I am about, ya know?

(shoutout to my partner for what was essentially both a call-out and a hype up with this)

17. What are your writing weaknesses?

First, it’s almost all OCs, and that’s really not how you get traction, ya know?

Second, so much of my self slips in. I have to stop and think and really remember if what the characters reaction is would be mine or theirs. If I think that the course is just, if it’s what I would want to say I would do, or was capable of, that’s not always what the character would do and I need to remember that.

18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language for a fic?

I love this, it’s such a welcome challenge. I often have to find others with more knowledge than me and its a great time. I’ve gone to folks for Mando’a the most, but I’ve got unpublished pieces with Spanish, Gaelic, and even Arabic mixed into the stories because it was appropriate to the characters.

19. First fandom you wrote for?

Naruto, it’s not published ANYWHERE, but I’ve a whole handwritten book of them. I was a big Kiba/Hinata shipper, among many other ships, and did a lot of OC work even back then. Hetalia too, on a long dead deviantart account that should, hopefully be well buried or properly terminated due to inactivity after all these years. I thought I was hot shit, I assure you I was not.

20. Favorite fic you’ve ever written?

Building a HUD that Works, because it has so much subtle imagery and connection. It’s a push and pull of characters. I wrote it as a character study and a bingo fill, of all things, but I really do love it. The first delicate interlude from boss/employee to equals and partners. The first acts of compassion, of watching out for each other. The first learnings of each other. Ugh, I just love it. I love that it came out the way it did.

No Pressure Tags: @prowlingthunder @catboydogma

[geopolicraticus]

Another Disconnect in the Philosophy of History  

From Augustine to Machiavelli.—Although medieval philosophers read and commented on ancient philosophers, including proto-scientific works like Aristotle’s Physics, they did not comment on historical works, whether of classical antiquity or by their contemporaries. We have no detailed Scholastic commentaries on Herodotus, Thucydides, Polybius, or Tacitus, nor on Gregory of Tours, Gerald of Wales, Geoffrey of Monmouth, or Jean Froissart. It was not until Machiavelli’s Discourses on Livy that we find a reading of an historian by a philosopher, comparable in scope and scale to the great medieval commentaries on philosophical, moral, and scientific works that constitute the core philosophical achievement of Scholasticism—and Machiavelli’s commentary on Livy is in a spirit utterly alien to Scholasticism. It may be that medieval civilization is the least historical era of Western civilization, but this statement demands qualification. There were medieval philosophers of history, including, at the beginning of the Middle Ages, St. Augustine, who is the founder of philosophy of history in the Western tradition, as well as Paulus Orosius, Otto of Freising, and Joachim of Fiore. However, there is no tradition of commentary on Augustine’s City of God, which is unaccountable given Augustine being a doctor of the church and the Scholastic tradition of commentary. It seems, then, that the Christendom had a different relationship to history than did classical antiquity or the modern world. In what exactly this difference consists remains to be defined.

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Notes and Observations on FNAF TFTP Vol 3: Somniphobia

So… Volume 3. It sure is a volume. Regrettably, I was bored through most of it. Like, I enjoyed it more than I did Volume 2, but that's an extremely low bar. I thought the Epilogue was the best part of the whole volume, tbh.

These are my notes and observations made while listening to the audiobook, which I borrowed from my local library. Fair warning: there will be spoilers. If you want the whole experience for yourself, you should skip this and go read/listen to the book yourself first.

I like the cover art, though. It's simple but fun. Just the way I like my silly children's horror books from Scholastic.

Note to any Moon fans who just happen to be here: he only shows up at the very end of the first story. He doesn't say anything. In fact he mainly just stands there and stares weirdly at the protagonist. However, he and the protag end up walking off together to "seek out adventures," so there's that. Do with that information what you will.

We also get a surprise appearance of Ballora in one of these stories! Which I found to be a very pleasant surprise and one of the highlights of this volume.

Here are my observations on the other books from this series, if you are interested.

That's enough intro. Let's get into it.

"Somniphobia"

Somniphobia -- the fear of sleep. Generally caused by bad experiences with nightmares, sleep paralysis, or other bad experiences had while sleeping.

The story opens at a yard sale, where an older married couple are scoping out the yard sale that their neighbors are putting on. They discuss the reason behind the yard sale, and tell us that their neighbor's son has mysteriously fallen into a coma, and because of this the neighbors are selling off a lot of their possessions in order to pay medical bills. One of the items being sold by the family is a toy that belonged to their son -- a snowglobe-like toy with a Daycare Attendant Moon figure inside. The implication is that this Moon globe is the reason for why this boy has mysteriously fallen into a coma.

We then transfer our attention over to our actual main character, a high school boy named Sam Barker. Sam and his friends are eating lunch and talking about weird fears that they each have, from cliffs to clowns to amusement park rides. Sam apparently has a long, extensive list of fears, so much so that his friends roll their eyes and make fun of him. (And no, none of the fears listed at this point will be important later. Wasted foreshadow potential.)

Later that evening, Sam and his friends go to a party at a classmate's house. He's too socially awkward to really engage much with the other party goers, so he mostly just… hangs out.

He ends up talking with Lydia, a girl he's had study group with before, and she flirts with him before trying to get him to try an alcoholic drink with him. Sam refuses the drink, talking about how unsafe and unhealthy alcohol is. When Lydia tries talking about how she wants to try cliff diving, Sam starts telling her what the statistic likelihood is of her being injured or dying from that hobby. Obviously uncomfortable, the girl politely ends the conversation and leaves.

Sam's friends all harangue him about being such a wet blanket. One boy, Jules, tries to force Sam to drink the alcohol (to lighten up!), and Sam has a panic attack. Sam goes home alone, and his friends, feeling bad about sending him into a spiral, leave shortly thereafter. Jules argues that he was "just joking" and didn't do anything wrong, but the other three boys in the friend group tell him off. (Well, at least these kids don't universally suck.)

Some time later, one of the members of the friend group, Raad, decides to spend his birthday at the Pizzaplex. (Because it's soooo common for high school seniors to spend hours at a Chuck E. Cheese place, I guess????) The whole group goes with him.

(The audiobook narrator mispronounces "Fazer-blast." Not important to the story, just mildly annoying.)

At the Pizzaplex, Glamrock Freddy and Roxanne Wolf walk around the building, interacting with visiting children. Sam wonders if they're human employees in costume or if they're the real animatronics. (Pretty sure those are the animatronics, pal.)

Despite wanting to hang out and have a good time with his friends, Sam feels overstimulated. He thinks of the Pizzaplex as "constant sensory overload." He thinks everything is too loud, surrounded by the noises of the arcade games, animatronic performers, music being pumped over loud speakers, and the general chatter of the patrons around him, and he can't escape the smells of pizza, popcorn, and cotton candy.

Raad takes them to an arcade room of the Pizzaplex. He says he wants to win a "Moondrop Dream Sphere," which is apparently a top prize in the Pizzaplex arcade. He explains that the thing -- a little ball with a figure of the Moon Daycare Attendant in it -- lights up and is supposed to 'help you slip into a hypnotic state and focus better on things.' The toy "is supposed to take things from your subconscious and bring it more clearly into view." He says he thinks it could be helpful for studying, as he is failing physics and is willing to take any help he can get. (That's… so weird.)

The DA character is called "Moondrop the Jester" in this story.

The boys apparently come here often, and already have 790 tickets saved up. Since the Moondrop Dream Sphere costs 1,000 tickets, the boys are determined to earn them all today. They manage it, earning 1,001 tickets and earning their new toy. Thrilled with their winnings, the boys return back to Raad's house to try the thing out.

When Raad pauses to greet his pet dog, Sam immediately launches into a story about a man who had his face eaten off by his own dog. Raad does not enjoy the anecdote, or the implication that his own dog might do that. (Oh my god, Sam! Ya gotta install a mouth filter, buddy. Some thoughts need to stay in your head.)

(Sam gives me autistic vibes. Don't know if that's intentional or important or neither. And given the fate of the *last* character to give me autistic vibes, I'm a little wary at this point.)

The instructions on the toy advise only using it for 10 minutes a day. Setting a timer, the boys take the snow globe/jester toy out, along with their school notebooks, and prepare a "hypno-study session."

Once the Dream Sphere is turned on, the boys are sucked into some sort of shared, lucid dream experience, where they're all sharing knowledge and memories from their textbooks. They walk around the Egyptian pyramids out of Jules' history notes, while also reading and memorizing physics facts. When the ten minutes are up, the Dream Sphere powers itself down, and the boys return to themselves.

Raad lets Sam borrow the Dream Sphere, and he takes it home with him. Sam uses it to study the next day, and it leaves him feeling so good and happy and energetic afterward, that he cleans up the apartment he and his mother live in and even cooks dinner for his mother.

The following day, Sam decides to use the Dream Sphere again, this time deciding to use it for 15 minutes, blatantly ignoring the instructions that came with it. (A strange thing for the "everything is dangerous and you could die, actually" guy to do.)

"Sam heard rock music blaring from his mom's bedroom. Mom was painting again." Lol. Anyone walking in on me doing art.

"… like a human computer downloading a file." … Interesting way to phrase that.

After staying in the Dream Sphere for 15 minutes, Sam finds himself reliving a memory from his own childhood, a memory of playing in the park with his late father. Something "blue and gray" shifts in the corner of his vision. (Hello, Moon!)

Over the next few days, Sam uses the Dream Sphere more and more, using it to re-experience the time he spent with his dad. He uses the sphere for longer than the instructions suggested each time. Every once in awhile, he thinks he sees a hat with a bell or something blue out of the corner of his eye, but it's always gone when he turns to look.

Sam's mom grows concerned about the toy when Sam mentions that it's supposed to put him in a suggestive state. She jokes that he's going to come out of it "clucking like a chicken" one of these days, but she also genuinely expresses concern about it, commenting that something like that can't be terribly healthy. Sam ignores her concerns, but also doesn't tell her the truth about his usage of the toy - that he's reliving the memories of his dad.

One night, Sam struggles to sleep, feeling keyed up and anxious. He only calms down once he takes the Dream Sphere in his hands.

The next day, Sam has "a bad case of brain fog" and is irritable and unfocused. He spaces out so badly at one point that he doesn't even realize a class is over, and ends up snapping at Lydia, his not-girlfriend, and picks fights with his friends. (This story is extremely obviously a metaphor for drug addictions.)

After being unfocused and irritable all day at school, Sam goes home and uses the Dream Sphere again. He finally relaxes, and feels like he belongs in the "lucid, dreamlike" world of the Dream Sphere.

The Sphere no longer makes him feel happy and energetic, like it did the first few times. Now it makes him feel relaxed and tired. When he looks in the mirror, he almost doesn't recognize himself: he looks paler than usual, with deep bags under his eyes, and has his fists clenched as if in preparation for a fight.

"He tried to smile, but it didn't look natural. He gave up on trying to look happy, and went out to meet his mother." (Paraphrased, but roughly what the text says at one point.)

Sam forgets a commitment he made to help a friend with something, and then blows off his mother when she reminds him to do his chores. She points out that he hasn't done his chores or worn clean clothes in days, even though he's usually so good about those things. She zeroes in on the Dream Sphere, the only thing new in his life that she knows about and something that she knows he's weirdly defensive about, and she tells him to give it back to Raad. They get in a fight about it.

"Are you doing something that you are not supposed to be doing?" (It's okay, Mrs. Barker, you can ask if he's using drugs. These books are rated for middle schoolers and up, you're allowed to reference drug use in this manner.)

Mad at his mother for her "wild accusation," Sam retreats to his room, where he uses the Dream Sphere again.

He has strange dreams that night and doesn't sleep very well. He feels bad enough the next morning that he tells his mother he thinks he needs to stay home from school, and, after checking him over and thinking he seems genuinely sick, his mother agrees.

Sam and his mother have a talk, both apologizing for the fight last night. They talk about Sam's late father and how they both miss him. (Weird to see a healthy family relationship in these books.)

Sam spends a long time with the Dream Sphere that day, reliving memories of his dad. He has a realization that his dad would probably be disappointed in some of Sam's recent choices.

Sam and the Dream Sphere go through all of his memories of his father, finally reaching the day his father dies in a motorcycle accident while Sam is still a young child. Sam doesn't want to relive the memory, and he forces himself out of the lucid state and shuts off the Dream Sphere.

Even with the Sphere shut off, Sam is still trapped in the memory, reliving his dad's death. He tries shutting the Sphere off again, and this time it works. Terrified of this experience, Sam finally snaps out of love with the Dream Sphere, and decides that he needs to return it to Raad immediately.

Catching sight of his reflection in a mirror, Sam sees that blood vessels have burst in his eyes, and he's bleeding in them.

Sam goes to Raad's house, only to find no one home but the dog, Brutus. To his surprise, the front door is unlocked, allowing him to walk directly into the house. No one is home. He calls Raad's cell phone, and Raad answers, saying that he and the other guys just got out of school; when Sam tells him the door was unlocked, Raad gets frustrated with himself for leaving it unlocked. Raad says that he and the other guys are heading back to his place after school, so if Sam wants to just wait around for them they should be there in about 25 minutes. Sam agrees.

Back with the other boys, Raad tells the others that it's Jules' turn with the Dream Sphere next. Jules, fully knowing that Sam is waiting for them at Raad's house, decides they should make Sam wait, and cajoles the other guys into coming with him to the Pizzaplex to try out a new arcade game. (Because obviously we can't have them being good friends or showing up to help their friend in any way. That would be too inconvenient.)

While waiting for them, Sam considers the Dream Sphere one last time. Against his better judgement, he decides to use it again. He doesn't even bother setting a timer this time.

This time, Sam lucid dreams a perfect world. He asks Lydia to go to prom with him. She readily agrees, seeming pleased that he specifically asked her. During the dream, he gets a phone call from his dad, who is still alive and tells him that his mom just sold her first painting, and the family is going out to celebrate. Sam can't remember ever feeling this happy before, and is thankful that the Moondrop toy gave him such a good dream this time.

He comes across the Moondrop Dream Sphere. He finds this strange, since he's never seen it as part of the dream before.

He also starts to hear sounds trickle in from the real world, and he realizes how long he's been in this dream world. He also realizes that he never actually plugged the Dream Sphere in anywhere when he arrived at Raad's house (it's an electrical device, so it shouldn't work unless it's plugged in), and that it just magically turned on by itself when he willed it to.

(… Really? We're doing this? Ugh, fine.) While Sam is trapped in the dream world, he can feel his face being eaten off by Raad's dog.

Moondrop the Jester appears in this dream world (yes, the full-size Daycare Attendant) and watches Sam while Sam writhes in pain. Shortly, the pain subsides, presumably telling us that Sam's body has died. No longer in pain, Sam no longer cares about that sort of thing, and purposefully turns his back on reality, choosing to follow the Daycare Attendant deeper into the dream world, "eager to see what new adventures they could create together."

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I don't understand the ending. The story was set up for Sam to fall into a coma due to overuse of the Dream Sphere, likely due to drowning in the dream world, but instead he gets his face eaten off by a dog and (presumably) dies on his friend's couch? Why? What was the point of the opening scene then, if not to foreshadow the ending? What the point of introducing Sam being having him talk at length about how he can't swim and how he's afraid of water? Does the art of foreshadow mean nothing anymore?

And this may come as a surprise to (-checks author credits on wikia-) Kelly Parra, but dogs don't just randomly eats people's faces off while they're asleep! DX That's a dumb ending to the story!

I do like the idea of Sam essentially walking off into the sunset with the Daycare Attendant, though. That part of the ending amuses me greatly. (And I can think of several people I've seen online who wish they could walk off into the sunset with the DA, lol.)

Sam in this story be like: "Friendship ended with reality. Now Moondrop is my new best friend."

"Pressure"

(-tries to restrain self from humming "Under Pressure"- -fails miserably-)

This story centers around a group of high schoolers by names of Luca, Nolan, Maddy, and Asher. Luca is our protagonist, and, like any good FNAF book protagonist, Luca isn't particularly fond of his friend group. Also like any good FNAF teen group (or really just teens in any horror media, actually) these kids are all incredibly annoying and unlikeable as characters.

The group originally formed a friend group because the three boys -- Luca, Nolan, and Asher -- play together on the school football team and enjoy the same horror movies, and Maddy, one of the school cheerleaders, is both Nolan's girlfriend and Luca's childhood friend and crush. (There's an unnecessary amount of drama regarding Luca's feelings about Maddy.)

The teens are visiting "Urban Legend Role-players Auditorium," a section of the Mega Pizzaplex where customers can dress in costumes provided by Fazbear's and participate in a LARP game with other costumed customers. The game is specifically to act out the "rumors and ghost stories that had become associated with the Fazbear Entertainment brand over the years."

While other kids fight over costumes of the animatronic characters, Luca wants to play the night guard, citing that he wants to "play the hero."

Even though the murders are brushed off as fictitious, Luca believes they really happened. This makes him a bit of a conspiracy theorist. His friends think his beliefs and interest in the whole thing is weird, and Luca hates having to defend himself against them.

(Wow. Assuming the child murder *actually* happened in the past, Fazbear's really just looooovvvves making light of it, don't they? And, if the murders never happened, if it's all just rumors and hearsay and fictitious stories, Fazbear's is still really invested to using these stories are part of their brand. Because nothing says family fun like ritualistic child murder and deadly haunting, amirite?)

The kids look at different play scripts for roleplay games they could choose from. They gravitate toward one called "Green-Eared Killer," a short rp script about three teenagers who break into the Fazbear Frights haunted house and get stalked by Springtrap, with the kids having to try escaping before getting killed by Springtrap. (… I just had a flashback to an rp thread I wrote with a friend ages ago, with a very similar plot line.)

Despite wanting to play the night guard in a different scenario (and despite believing that the murders really happened and people really died), Luca gets bullied into playing Springtrap for the game. He's not into it, but the other three really want to play the teen victims in this slasher set-up.

(…. Luca. My good dude. If a girl calls your eyes "platinum magic," you should *absolutely* ask her for a second date.)

The Springtrap costume is extremely ugly, realistic, and smells terrible. It also feels gross and crusty.

Luca doesn't want to play a killer, even if it's fake, because one of his childhood friends really was kidnapped and found dead weeks later. Luca had thought of his friend like a little brother, and it hurt and horrified him that something so awful could happen to someone he knew. He still had nightmares about it. His friends don't know about this, and just harass him until he agrees to play Springtrap for them.

(If these kids don't shut up soon, I'm going to start stabbing them myself.)

On the way to the game room, Luca (in full Springtrap costume) passes by some younger girls who are playing. One of the girls is dressed as Foxy and is mock-lunging at the others, and they all seem to be enjoying their game, which Luca finds cute. He then notices an adult male employee also watching the girls, the grown man watching them too closely and smiling to himself about it. The man is very clearly a creeper, and it disgusts Luca. Luca starts to go confront the man, only to get distracted by some little boys running past him. Looking back at the man, Luca sees that the man has turned his attention to the boys, the same creepy, too-interested-for-comfort smile on his face. Luca decides to go confront the creep, but gets distracted by one of his friends calling to him. When he turns back, the man is gone.

(This creeper's description makes me think of Pinkypill's design for William Afton, since he's described as pale and thin and gaunt and having blue-eyes.) (Yes, I'm aware that Afton literally has silver eyes in those books, but it's specified that his eyes used to be blue, so I'm counting him as 'blue-eyed.')

(Also this scene is very reminiscent of the "Go Go Go, Foxy" minigame from FNAF2, with the imagery of Foxy playing with a bunch of children while a creepy, smiling guy stands nearby.)

The kids enter the game room they'll be using. The room, or rather set of rooms, has been designed to resemble something like the Fazbear's Fright horror attraction. Wall decor includes both old Freddy's memorabilia, children's drawings, and sets of fake knives (for some reason). One section of the rp stage shows what looks like children's birthday party that was abandoned midway through, with paper plates and party hats strewn across the table and floor. There are also other animatronics in this set-up - a Freddy, Bonnie, and Chica on a central stage, and a Foxy in Pirate's Cove. These animatronics are more like statues than anything else, but have some mobility, as they can move their arms up and down.

As Springtrap, Luca starts the game in a "safe room." He also has a prop knife.

(I love how there are no knives ever in any of the games, brandished by any character for any reason, but in every single book featuring a killer in a rabbit suit they are *always* portrayed with knives. And of course, Lillard's iconic knife usage in the movie. But the games get a total of 0 (zero) knives, and at this point, I just find it comical.)

The kids start their game. As Luca starts to stalk his friends, he feels something inside his costume "gauge his arm." Other parts of the costume start to poke and prod him at various points. Irritated, Luca can't wait to get out of this costume.

At one point, he hears Balloon Boy voice lines play over an intercom, the same way it plays in FNAF3; Luca recognizes this game as a VR game.

SpringLuca and Maddy both get jump scared by Foxy, who almost brings his hook down on both of them. Luca jumps, and something inside the Springtrap costume clamps shut around his leg, puncturing him. Luca cries out in pain, but his friends think he's just playing the character and trying to scare them, so they run away like they're supposed to. Luca can feel his leg bleeding, and he tries and fails to get his friends' attention.

As the game progresses, Luca gets stabbed by more and more parts of the costume. His friends all find places to hide and Luca feels like he's alone in the rooms. He tries to take the costume off, but can't figure out how to. He only gets punctured more for his efforts, and ends up bleeding and in a lot of pain.

Luca grabs Maddy, trying to alert her to his injuries. As he does, metal parts of the costume clamp around his head, pressing against his skull and into his scalp and even pressing into his mouth, and several small hooks attaching the costume head to his own flesh. He almost falls to the ground screaming in pain.

A series of snaps sounds throughout the costume, and Luca feels himself getting pierced in several places. He howls in pain, and, for the first time in awhile, his friends all pause, staring at him. Maddy, Nolan, and Asher, thinking Luca is just playing and getting into character, pretend to be scared and all scramble away in mock fright. They laugh gleefully and run away while Luca suffers.

Luca considers just sitting down somewhere near the exit door and waiting for his friends to get bored. But he's been bleeding pretty heavily inside the costume from his injuries, and feeling woozy from the pain and blood-loss, so he decides his best course of action is to continue trying to get his friends' attention. (Because that's been working so well for him. -rolls eyes- )

(Shouldn't there be employees nearby? Like, this roleplay set-up is essentially an escape room for kids, so shouldn't there be a Fazbear employee nearby, just for safety? Couldn't Luca try to get the attention of an employee?)

"A row of pizza ovens… dark and empty…" (Well I should *hope* they're empty! Last time I saw a pizza oven in Fazbear's Fright, there was a whole man in it!)

Okay, and now we have a brief convo about mob mentality. (Well, group think, but y'know. Same difference. And I recognize that this story is trying really hard to be a warning about the dangers of peer pressure, but it's not doing a good job about it, and this whole convo feels very hamfisted.)

Luca gets separated from his friends so much, he can't find them anymore. Feeling too weak and woozy to continue looking for them, he collapses, curling up in the corner of one of the fake storage rooms.

Asher, Nolan, and Maddy leave the game, deciding it's over. They barely even notice that Luca isn't with them. Literally leaving their friend behind, they decide to go get a pizza. (I'm only slightly exaggerating when I say that I think each of these kids should have gotten stabbed in the leg with a big knife. Ugh, they're the worst.)

After taking a rest, Luca manages to get back up. His shoes are now soaked in his own blood. While Luca is wondering if his friends are still around, he notices prop costumes moving nearby, as though someone had brushed past them. He hears a door open and slam shut somewhere nearby, following by many small footsteps and children's voices. Luca realizes that this group of kids are taking their own turn at the "Green-Eared Killer" game. He then realizes that that means his friends have abandoned him.

"He would [wait for the kids to leave] before approaching the exit door, pounding on it until someone opened it. Or until he died. Whichever came first."

While waiting for the kids to move on, Luca ducks into a dark corner where they won't see him. From this new vantage point, Luca is able to see that creepy man from earlier has entered the game room, and is putting on a Springtrap costume himself.

"… the pervert in the rabbit suit." Idk why, I just thought this line was funny.

Even in severe pain and believing that he's actually dying, Luca makes up his mind to tackle the creep before he hurts anyone.

When he hears one of the kids screaming, Luca begins to fear the worst. He follows the sounds to where the terrified little girl is trying to escape the grasp of the creepy man. Having enough of this guy, Luca tackles the man, putting him in a choke hold.

(And it's made very clear that this isn't a misunderstanding or anything -- this man definitely has bad intentions for these kids. We're not told what those intentions are exactly, but clearly it's nothing good. The kids don't even seem to know him, and the little girl he grabs actually bites him to get away, something children usually only do with people they don't like or strangers.)

Luca dies while strangling this man, ensuring that they both die together. Luca's last thoughts are about how this, his final act, is the first time in a long time that's done something for himself, of his own accord, because he felt it was the right thing to do.

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I have a few observations about parts of this story:

First, I need to say that the vibes of that ending scene made me think of this scenario from skeletoninthemelonland. Just, Luca embodying his new rabbit form so completely, while also deciding that he's going to take control of his body back, and using his last bit of control to take down a man who is an obvious threat… Made me think of the fan concept of Spring Bonnie not being happy with Afton using it to harm children.

Second, I find it interesting that the general public knows the story of the Fazbear murders and hauntings, but the facts around them are so murky that anyone who believes they really happened is labeled "a conspiracy theorist." Outside of the Fazbear higher-ups, no one knows for sure if the murders happened or not, or how much truth is attached to the stories, if any. I just find that interesting.

And thirdly, let's talk about Fazbear's business tactics. Whether the murders really happened or not doesn't matter -- Fazbear's is capitalizing off of the stories. Which is just… so gross and weird. Because whether the stories are true or not, this company, which markets itself to children and families with children, is attaching stories of child abductions and murders to its brand, and attaching it so openly that children are encouraged to act out these stories on the building's premises. Can you imagine going to Disneyland and they openly talk about some of the shadier goings-on in their industry, and were encouraging small children to act it out? Wouldn't that be weird and make you feel gross?

So yeah, just further confirmation that Fazbear's is a godawful company and is nothing but harmful to its customers and employees alike. What else is new?

"Cleithrophobia"

Cleithrophobia -- the fear of being trapped, or locked in a small space.

There are stained glass windows in the Pizzaplex. We are again told that the Pizzaplex is shaped like a giant pizza - circular, with wedge-shaped sections for different activities.

We open on a group of teens who are visiting the Pizzaplex together for the first time, and are exploring all the different activities they can try out. They pass by the roleplay section (as seen in "Pressure"), the climbing tubes (as seen in "HAPPS"), a Chica-themed Tilt-a-whirl, a broken down AR booth (as seen in "Under Construction"), a dining room, a carousel (as depicted in the "Help Wanted 2" game), an arcade, the laser tag arena. They also spot the theater, and remark that there is a "little kids play area under [the theater]."

The kids have acquired a map of the building, and are pouring over it to see if they missed any attractions during their initial walk-around. Eric points that the index lists a "Ballora's Fitness and Flex" section, but that it's not depicted anywhere on the map images. Deciding to ignore it, the kids get in line to ride the indoor roller coaster.

The story then flashes back to "Five Months Earlier," refocusing on our new protag, a man named Grady, who is a technician who works at the newly built Pizzaplex. Grady is doing rounds through the building, checking each of the individual attractions before opening. While everything is dark and turned off, he thinks the building feels a bit like an empty circus tent.

Grady is part of a team of three technicians. The team are working under orders to stay together at all times, but, when the other two knock off early, Grady chooses to stay behind to get some extra work in; they're behind schedule, and Grady would rather do the work now than come in to do on the weekend.

The computer system of the Pizzaplex has recently been installed, but something is wrong with it. It was storing data just fine at first, but the system glitched for some reason and lost all the data at once. Because of this, a lot of the technical aspects and programming around the Pizzaplex is having to be re-coded again.

A use of the word "phenom" that feels very forced. (I don't know, that word's just weird to me. I've literally never heard it before in my life until FNAF started using it.)

Grady goes to work on "Ballora's Fitness and Flex." This attraction in the basement of the Pizzaplex, and features vertical climbing tubes that run up and down the walls, allowing kids to climb up and slide down them. There are ladders to reach the openings of the tubes. The tubes are narrow and strangely shaped, with the shape of them meant to encourage the climbers to slightly contort their bodies -- not enough to hurt, but enough to encourage a level of flexibility. (This sounds like a dumb idea, but okay.) (Also this is just real life Chutes and Ladders / Snakes and Ladders.)

Because of a traumatic experience with a babysitter (who locked him in a closet for several hours instead of actually babysitting, an experience that caused child!Grady to injure himself, become dehydrated, and eventually pass out from lack of air), Grady has a severe fear of tight spaces.

Unfortunately for him, he's the only one of the technicians who can fit into the climbing tubes in Ballora's Fitness, so it's his job to enter them and check to make sure they're safe. (Which I have to say, is extremely dumb. They're plastic, see-through tubes. They either work or they don't. It's not like they're connected to the computer system.) He's also going to check on Ballora and make sure she's functioning, as the animatronic ballerina is present in this section of the Pizzaplex; to get to her, he's still going to have to go through the tubes. (Why does he have to go through the tubes, though? I don't understand any part of this set up.)

Almost as soon as Grady starts climbing, Ballora pops up through the floor on a platform sticking out from the wall. She turns to look at him (wow! Open eyed Ballora!) and greets him cheerfully. This version of Ballora is just her upper body (so torso, arms, and head) and is attached to a mechanism that moves her throughout the attraction. Her hair is styled in a bun and comb like a flamenco dancer. She also usually sings in short verses in lieu of regular speech.

"'I encourage you to slide on in,' Ballora started singing again. 'That's the best way to begin.'" (*opens mouth* ... *closes mouth* No, I can't. It's too easy.)

Grady doesn't like Ballora's singing; he thinks she sounds sinister.

Ballora assures Grady that she's here to make sure he doesn't get stuck in a tube. Soon enough, Grady does get stuck, and Ballora, mounted on the mechanical arm, enters the tube to pull him out. She pulls him too hard though, and it nearly wrenches his arms from their sockets. She pulls him all the way through the tube, cheerfully unaware of the injury she's causing to Grady, and drops him off on one of the wall platforms.

"Please, can I help? I want to help." (Big fan of this take on Ballora's character.)

As much as Ballora wants to help, she either wasn't programmed properly or has some sort of glitch in her system (possibly from the system-wide computer crash). The next time Grady needs her help, she grabs him too hard and ends up crushing his hands and shattering his finger bones. Further "help" from her ends up breaking other bones in his body, including those in his arms and legs. Unable to hold his hands properly anymore, Ballora tries to grab another part of Grady's body, leading to her accidentally stabbing one of her fingers through his eye, and then breaking his nose.

Grady's coworkers Ronan and Tate return, as they carpool together and Ronan forgot his house keys at the Pizzaplex. While they're here, they realize that Grady is doing the check-up on Ballora's tonight, so they decide to check in on him.

(Unrelated to the story, but I am madly, desperately in love with Ronan. I need this fictional side-character man carnally.)

Ronan and Tate check on Grady. They come face to face with the mangled remains of Grady, still in a tube. His body is broken in many places, and he's been stretched to "nearly twice" as tall as he normally is. Ronan nearly throws up, while Tate looks closer at Grady, eventually determining that Grady is blinking and therefore still alive.

(I know Tate is just supposed to be an annoying self-centered loser prick, but I think it's weird that he knows just a *little* too much about the legal workings at Fazbear's and is a *little* too comfortable around a mangled body. His knowledge and behaviors are super suspicious, and for no reason.)

After some inspection of what's left of Grady, the two men think their coworker has mere minutes left. Tate believes it's worthless to call for help, as he doesn't think Grady would survive the rescue. Unknown to either of them, Grady is still alive and slightly lucid, able to hear their voices but not understand most of their words.

In the end, the two men leave, abandoning their coworker to his fate. In his dying moments, Grady is still being pulled and tugged on by Ballora, who is trying very hard to help him get unstuck.

As Ballora continues to drag his near-lifeless body around, she keeps repeating "You are stuck. Let me help you. I want to help you. You are stuck. I want to help you." She seems to be glitched out, and is either unaware that her charge is injured or knowing that he's injured and being unable to do anything about it.

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I didn't have many notes to take for this story. Not much happens in it -- just a game of IRL Chutes and Ladders gone terribly wrong. That doesn't mean I don't have a few thoughts about it, though.

I like the inclusion of Ballora. I'm intrigued by the idea of Ballora being in the Pizzaplex somewhere, but she's been locked away, closed off from everything else.

I also liked the segment of the unrelated teenagers checking out all the attractions that the Pizzaplex has to offer. The segment gives us a clearer idea of what the Pizzaplex looks like in these books, and revisits some areas we've already seen (like the AR booth and the climbing tubes) while also showing us a few areas we haven't seen yet. Makes me wonder if we're going to a get story later down the line that focuses on the theater area.

The story mentions there being a weird glitch in the computer system at the Pizzaplex, telling us that the whole system -- including security systems, the arcade machines, the lights, and even the animatronics, since everything is connected to a single system -- all crashed and now behaving strangely, and the technicians are basically having to go through everything piece by piece and reprogram everything. Makes you wonder if this crash was random, or if it was directly caused by something… Like, for example, someone hacking into the system that shouldn't have been there (like Patient 46) or an AI entering the system (like the Mimic) or a virus being uploaded to the system (like Glitchtrap). Food for thought.

This story focuses really hard on Grady's trauma and its origins, when it absolutely doesn't need to. The most it needs to say is that Grady was locked in a small closet for several hours by his babysitter. But instead, we spend quite awhile reliving Grady's memory with him, as his babysitter and her boyfriend trick him into the closet, and Grady screams and cries for over an hour, only for help to nearly arrive too late. The story spends more time on this, Grady's original childhood trauma, than it does on his slow death by Ballora's attempts to help. I don't know if that's important or anything (and I only say this because it's not the first time we've seen a terrified child locked in a closet by a cruel teenager in this franchise), or if the writer/s simply focused on the wrong section of the story.

And again, suspicious Tate is suspicious. I don't know he's meant to stand out as a suspicious character or not, but… there's a weird amount of attention put on him. Grady thinking Tate looks uncannily like his original abuser, with similar facial features, similar mannerisms, and the same cocky smirk. It's made clear that Tate isn't interesting in doing his job well, but that he also know entirely too many specifics about the Fazbear's employee rules -- the same rules that he pretends not to know or care about when Grady asks him directly about them. He's shown to be oddly calm about Grady's predicament, so much so that he's described as "gawking at [Grady's remains] like he was looking at an exhibit at a zoo," and he's even the one to decide to just leave Grady to his fate.

(I also think Tate gives off Michael Afton energy, but maybe that's just me.) (Or maybe I'm getting wires crossed and thinking of Michael Tait. Who can say?)

(If you don't know who Michael Tait is already, all you need to know about him is he's a Christian performer who would definitely be on Scott's radar. All I'm really saying here is, if the character Tate is meant to be some sort of parallel for Michael, the real person Michael Tait may have inspired Scott or one of his team members to choose the name "Tate." Again, I'm just spitballing here, and it may not mean anything.)

Epilogue:

Lucia and her friends listen in fear to the monster's footsteps. The teens have locked themselves in a small store room, and they can hear the thing (the Mimic) stalking around outside, searching for them.

The teens decide to split up to look for possible exits. Team 1 is Hope and Nick, Team 2 is Adrian and Jase, Team 3 is Lucia and Kelly, and Team 4 is Joel and Wade. The teams are chosen largely based on which kids are already friends and work well together, with the exception of Lucia and Kelly, who don't know each other that well yet but don't dislike each other.

Jase is an artist and has a good memory, and draws them a map of the Pizzaplex and basement based on their earlier exploration of it. They divvy up all the rooms and areas in the Pizzaplex, each team being given a list of areas to search. (Pretty standard "teens in a horror story" explanations.) Once their stalker vanishes, the kids make it back upstairs, where they begin searching.

(I don't understand what they're looking for. I thought they were looking for a way out, but now Lucia and Kelly are searching the bathrooms, so I no longer know what they're doing.)

Wade and Joel search the employee lounge. They get scared out by a scraping sound coming from inside the vents in the walls. (I wish they had gotten jumped by a Mini Music Man. That would at least be funny.)

Nick and Hope search the backstage area of the theater. Hope feels like she's being watched. Nick opens a costume wardrobe, only to get grabbed by something and pulled inside. He's returned a moment later, but is now missing an arm. Metal arms reach out of the wardrobe to grab Nick again, this time twisting his head clean off his body. The metal creature steps into full view, and we get a description of it from Hope's point of view, telling us that it's definitely the Mimic as seen in the "Ruin" DLC. Hope runs away from the Mimic, surviving this initial encounter.

Meanwhile, Kelly and Lucia are now best friends. (Or they're flirting. Unclear.) They're interrupted by Hope running past them, screaming in terror. The two girls follow her, and are soon joined by the two pairs of boys. The rest of the teens try to get words out of her, but Hope is sobbing and shaking too hard to answer them, only wailing when they ask where Nick is.

The kids duck into the Parts and Service room and lock themselves into it, hoping to find a safe location or impromptu weapons they could use to defend themself.

Lucia describes the Parts and Service room as "looking like a beauty parlor for robots." She says there are three metal chairs in it that have clamps on the armrests, somehow looking like both salon chairs and torture devices. (Oh, like the Shreddy Fazchair from the movie, perhaps? Or maybe something akin to Roxanne's salon?) There are also several empty exoskeletons of Fazbear characters littering the room, though done of them resembling characters we've ever seen before -- there are dogs, and a cat, and another, undescribed character wearing green overalls.

Hope is finally able to tell the others what happened to Nick. When she finishes her story, one of the exoskeletons moves behind her, apparently not as empty as previously thought.

Wearing the suit of a dog character, the Mimic grabs Hope by the arms, tearing both her arms off in seconds. While the other kids scream, the Mimic turns Hope around, tearing off her legs, and then her head.

All at once and in a panic, the kids run to the door, too freaked out to open it at first. They finally get it open and run for their lives, the Mimic following slowly after them.

(It's weird that the Mimic tears off her legs. It wasn't programmed to do that.)

(But good… The epilogues are really getting interesting now. Love that for us.)

[eternal-echoes]

“The key treatise of canon law was the work of the monk Gratian, called A Concordance of Discordant Canons (also known as the Decretum Gratiani, or simply the Decretum), written around 1140. It is an enormous work, both in size and scope. It also constituted a historic milestone. According to Berman, it was "the first comprehensive and systematic legal treatise in the history of the West, and perhaps in the history of mankind-if by 'comprehensive' is meant the attempt to embrace virtually the entire law of a given polity, and if by 'systematic' is meant the express effort to present that law as a single body, in which all the parts are viewed as interacting to form a whole."1 In a world in which custom rather than statutory law ruled so much of both the ecclesiastical and secular domains, Gratian and other canonists developed criteria, based on reason and conscience, for determining the validity of given customs, and held up the idea of a pre-political natural law to which any legitimate custom had to conform. Scholars of Church law showed the barbarized West how to take a patchwork of custom, statutory law, and countless other sources, and produce from them a coherent legal order whose structure was internally consistent and in which previously existing contradictions were synthesized or otherwise resolved. Such ideas would bear important fruit not only in Church law, as in the work of Gratian himself, but also in the secular legal systems that would be codified in its wake. Catholic legal thinkers "took a variety of texts-the Old Testament, the Gospel, 'The Philosopher'-Aristotle, 'The Jurist'-Justinian, the Church fathers, Saint Augustine, the Church councils; and by the use of the scholastic method and of a natural-law theory they were able to create out of these various sources, as well as out of the existing customs of their contemporary ecclesiastical and secular society, a coherent and rational legal science."2”

- Thomas E. Woods Jr., Ph.D., “The Church and Western Law,” How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization

1. Harold J. Berman, Law and Revolution: The Formation of the Western Legal Tradition (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1983), 143.

2. Harold J. Berman, "The Influence of Christianity Upon the Development of Law," Oklahoma Law Review 12 (1959): 93.

[thelaundrybitch]

Buttercup Lore

Name: Buttercup Elixane Meadows

Nicknames: Butter, Bee, Peanut

Age: 40

Birthday: June 16, 1983

Siblings: Sunshine Meadows

Species: Human

Ht: 5’6”

Wt: 175 lbs 

Pronouns: She/her

Preferences: Love is Love

Tattoos/piercings: 2 lobe piercings - both ears. Brow piercing

Position: Safety Inspector - Information and Infiltration Specialist.

Weapons: throwing knives. Hand-to-hand combat

Build/Physical descript:

Sunshine's identical twin.

Teal eyes, nice teeth.

Long legs, curvy, big boobs.

*After the debacle with Jey and Usagi, she decides it's time for a change:

Long black hair with yellow and green highlights. Banana curls.

Likes to keep her fingernails and toenails pretty and painted at all times.

Can usually be found wearing 1950s pin-up girl style clothing. Hairstyles and all.

Likes to wear her cat-eyed prescription glasses more often than wearing her contact lenses.

Notes:

Buttercup is Sunshine's elder twin by about 10 minutes. She's calm and fairly reserved. But also a sassy little shit like her younger twin. 

Making Sunshine the only one allowed to call Buttercup, Peanut.

(Because Sunny thinks she's hilarious... Peanut Buttercup).

Buttercup loves to read and edit her sister's stories and fanfic that she writes. 

Avid horseback rider and champion swimmer.

Buttercup is very protective over her little sister. As a matter of fact, she's been training in kickboxing and martial arts her entire life. Sunshine is a pacifist so Buttercup stepped up and became the dominant enforcer to keep them safe. 

Will murder for her twin and not think twice about it. Besides, she'd make that orange jumpsuit look good.

Buttercup was in school to be a teacher when Sunshine was severely injured at her Warehouse job over one of their summer breaks from college. Buttercup saw the hell that poor Sunny went through with corrective surgery to put her spine back together. She decided then that she wanted to make sure that type of thing never happened to her sister - or anyone else for that matter - ever again. So she (and Sunshine) went into Occupational and Environmental Safety Management and picked up a job with OSHA for a few years before turning to a private sector, where a big-name headhunter had recruited Sunshine with their group of mercenaries. Sunshine had spilled the beans that she had an identical twin. The headhunter was thrilled and brought Buttercup onboard with open arms. She was trained as an information and infiltration Specialist, scoping out shifty places as an OSHA Inspector and getting all the dirt the turtles needed before going in and taking the places down while proudly writing citations for hundreds of thousands of dollars for unsafe working conditions in said places.

Nobody on Base aside from the headhunter and the four turtle brothers knows about Buttercup aside from the ones that absolutely need to know - Axel and Yuichi.

**Fun fact, Buttercup not only hates laundry, but she sucks at it. She's shrunken her fair share of expensive shirts in her time. Sunshine has a wanted poster of Buttercup hanging on the laundry room door of their childhood home - for crimes against laundry.

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#Onthisday: Dec 6th, 2017

Title: Exia Comet Repair

IMPORTANT NOTE: You'll meet Comet in his "Cuteness Defender Academy" member, very soon. As well as, his normal Exia armor. 🙂😉

Anyways, when Comet's 🐶☄️ Exia armor is taking over damage from opponents, he's still chance to fight. Though, his armor look became completely change though it's un-repaired. His arm all bruised so he needs a shredded cloak to hide (don't know why, but it's came from the real one), his green scope replaced to red dot scope, his GN sword still in-used even it's broke and all the rest of his armor all scratched. Thus, the Exia Comet Repair was born. 🤖🔧😁

BTW: I was supposed to put an eye patch with red dot scope on his right eye, but it's too creepy to see though... 😳 So I want to draw my own Exia Gundam Repair version in Cuteness Mecha form. 😉

Exia Comet RepairCame from the real: GN-001RE Gundam Exia Repair [CLICK ME!]

Armament(s):

GN Sword • The sole weapon of the Exia Repair. Although the weapon itself is damaged and not in perfect state, the function of changing from one mode to another hasn't changed.

GN Vulcan • The Exia Repair seems to retain the GN Vulcan built into the right forearm. This small beam gun has low firepower, but its beams can be rapid-fired intermittently and it is effective in restricting enemy movements, damaging conventional weapons without E-Carbon armor, etc.

Special Equipment/Feature(s):

Trans-Am System Optical Camouflage

Comet - Astroblast © Bob Kolar, Scholastic, Universal Kids Armor (Mobile Suit Gundam 00) - Gundam Series © Bandai Namco Filmworks, Inc. (SUNRISE), Sotsu

[brightoakgame]

What were the ROs like as kids? What were their favorite things to do?

John: The class clown: always surrounded by friends, often in trouble with teachers and his parents (at least until he'd successfully charmed his way out of it). He didn't care for school, preferring to spend time with friends, listen to the radio, watch television, and go to the movies whenever he could. He held the former town sheriff in high regard as a mentor and hero, and tended to follow him around like a duckling; beyond being an impressive (and impressively patient) personage, the old sheriff was also one of the few adults who didn't seem to think John's youthful lack of scholarship or ambition denoted a similar lack of intelligence.

Marybeth: The baby of her family, and a rebellious tomboy. She had all the love for learning her brother lacked, and none of his social charm; thankfully, while her parents were more baffled by her interests than supportive of them, John was happy to hand over such treasures as his unused toy microscope, along with his outgrown blue jeans and flannels. Scientifically-minded and voraciously curious, she kept stacks of her father's old cigar boxes under her bed, filled with such items as a rock collection, feathers, acorns of various types, the desiccated corpse of a lizard, bird bones, a large moth, etc..

Patti: (I won't get too detailed here, since she describes her own childhood in-game) Patti grew up fast, taking on responsibility for her little brother at a young age, as well as shouldering a roster of chores at the family ranch, in addition to school. Her mother viewed Patti as the successor to her own role in the community, with Patti shadowing her as she ran errands in town proper. During moments of respite (or rebellion), Patti's favorite thing to do would be to run out to the surrounding hills, climbing trees, gathering wildflowers, or laying in the meadow grass, enjoying the warm sun and solitude in peace.

Sparrow: (again, this comes up in the story, so I won't delve too deeply here) Sparrow had a rather rough childhood. His parents were neither one happy individuals, and his iconoclastic tendencies resulted in near-complete social isolation both at school and at home-- with the exceptions of a years-long scholastic rivalry with Marybeth, and his much-beloved older brother Evan's support and protection. Shy, bespectacled, and extremely tall even early on, Sparrow has always found books his best and favorite refuge, reading whatever he could lay hands on. He also loves music, but had little scope to explore it beyond listening to the radio until he grew older.

Jasper: Precocious from the start, Jasper's parents struggled with managing first their own expectations of him, and then his expectations of himself. Multi-talented, highly intelligent, and prone to hyperfocus on his interests to the exclusion of all else, Jasper excelled at almost all he put his hand to, but his perfectionism meant he struggled with activities prioritizing group work or reliance on a team. He enjoyed cooking, as it allowed him to both spend task-focused time with his mother, and to express affection and care in a practical way that played to his strengths. His favorite thing to do as a child was to study astronomy, sitting up late in the evening alone with a telescope and notebooks.

[jrimmigration]

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An expert consultant can help with the following:

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2. Document Planning: The visa application requires different records, like a deal letter from a Canadian institution, confirmation of financial help, scholastic records, and that's just the beginning. A consultant will assist you set up all the vital desk work in understanding with Canadian immigration strategies.

3. Visa Application Interaction: The application cycle involves submitting structures, paying expenses, and attending interviews. A consultant will direct you through each step, ensuring that your application is submitted accurately and on time.

4. Interview Readiness: A few students might be expected to go to a visa interview. An expert consultant will give mock interviews and set you up for the inquiries you might look during the real interview.

By working with JR Immigration Consultant, you can guarantee that your application is sans blunder and submitted in consistence with all guidelines, increasing your possibilities securing a student visa.

The Upsides of Hiring JR Immigration Consultant as Your Canada Study Visa Consultant

JR Immigration Consultant stands apart as one of the Most mind-blowing Canada Study Visa Consultants in Gurgaon. Here are a few justifications for why you ought to entrust JR Immigration Consultant with your Canada student visa application:

1. Master Information and Experience

The group at JR Immigration Consultant is knowledgeable in the Canadian student visa process. With long stretches of involvement, they stay refreshed on the most recent immigration rules and arrangements, ensuring that your application is in line with current necessities.

2. Customized Administrations

Each student's case is exceptional, and JR Immigration Consultant adopts a customized strategy to every client. They will work intimately with you to grasp your particular necessities, inclinations, and objectives, providing modified answers for your student visa application.

3. Help with Selecting the Right Program

Notwithstanding visa help, JR Immigration Consultant additionally assists students with choosing the right scholarly program that lines up with their profession objectives. Whether you're looking to seek after a degree, recognition, or endorsement, their group will direct you through the method involved with selecting the best institution and course.

4. High Achievement Rate

JR Immigration Consultant has a demonstrated history of fruitful visa applications, with numerous students effectively obtaining their Canadian student visas. Their meticulousness and obligation to providing the best assistance guarantees that your application has the best potential for success of accomplishment.

5. Exhaustive Help

From the initial conference to the final accommodation of your visa application, JR Immigration Consultant offers complete help all through the whole cycle. They offer start to finish help, so you need to stress over no part of your application.

The Canada Student Visa Application Cycle

The Canada student visa application process involves a few stages, every one of which is significant to securing endorsement. Here is an outline of the cycle:

1. Get Acknowledged by an Assigned Learning Institution (DLI)

Prior to applying for a student visa, you should initially obtain an acknowledgment letter from an Assigned Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada. A DLI is an institution that is supported by the Canadian government to have international students. The acknowledgment letter is an obligatory necessity for your student visa application.

2. Actually take a look at Your Qualification

When you have your acknowledgment letter, the subsequent stage is to determine on the off chance that you are qualified to apply for a student visa. Qualification measures include:

• Evidence of adequate assets to cover educational expenses, living costs, and bring transportation back

• A spotless criminal record (you might be requested a police endorsement)

• A clinical test (at times)

• Language capability in English or French (depending on the program)

3. Assemble the Necessary Records

The following reports are for the most part required while applying for a Canada student visa:

• A substantial identification

• The acknowledgment letter from a DLI

• Confirmation of assets (bank proclamations, sworn statements of help, and so on.)

• Scholarly records and endorsements

• Language capability test scores (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL)

• A Mission statement (SOP) explaining why you wish to study in Canada

4. Present Your Application

When you have every one of the necessary records, your JR Immigration Consultant will direct you through the most common way of submitting your application online or at the closest Canadian visa application focus. They will guarantee that your application is finished and exact.

5. Go to an Interview (whenever required)

At times, you might be approached to go to an interview at the Canadian department. JR Immigration Consultant will furnish you with the essential direction to successfully plan for this interview, including expected questions and how to respond to them.

6. Sit tight for Your Visa Endorsement

After your application is submitted, it might require a little while for the Canadian specialists to handle your application. Once endorsed, you will accept your student visa, allowing you to head out to Canada and begin your examinations.

Normal Difficulties in the Canada Student Visa Application Cycle

While the Canada student visa process is clear, a few difficulties might emerge. The following are a couple of normal obstacles that students face:

1. Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation: Missing or incorrect records can postpone the visa cycle or even lead to a dismissal. JR Immigration Consultant guarantees that all administrative work is exact and finish.

2. Language Capability Issues: Students who don't meet the necessary language capability levels might have their applications dismissed. Consultants can direct you on the best way to further develop your language abilities and meet the prerequisites.

3. Financial Documentation: Proving that you have adequate assets to study in Canada can challenge. A consultant can assist you with preparing your financial records and guarantee they meet the visa prerequisites.

4. Visa Dismissal: On the off chance that your visa is dismissed, it very well may dampen. Be that as it may, JR Immigration Consultant offers reapplication administrations and assists you with understanding the explanations behind dismissal, improving your possibilities in the following endeavor.

Conclusion

Studying in Canada is an exciting an open door, however obtaining a student visa requires cautious planning and meticulousness. By working with JR Immigration Consultant, one of the most mind-blowing Best Canada study visa consultants in Gurgaon, you can improve on the visa application process and guarantee that your application is in master hands. From qualification evaluation to report arrangement and interview coaching, JR Immigration Consultant offers extensive help that increases your odds of coming out on top.

Assuming you're prepared to move toward studying in Canada, contact JR Immigration Consultant today to get everything rolling on your

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A Closer Look at VIT Vellore's Annual Fee Schedule

VIT Vellore, one of India's top confidential colleges, is known for its high scholastic guidelines and a huge range of projects in designing, science, the board, and humanities. The college, laid out in 1984, has acquired unmistakable quality throughout the long term, drawing in understudies from the nation over and then some. Likewise with any advanced education foundation, understanding the expense structure is essential for understudies and their families. How about we plunge into the subtleties of the VIT Vellore fees and what they cover for a scholastic year.

VIT Vellore Fees Construction

The yearly expense plan for VIT Vellore shifts across various courses and projects. The fees basically cover educational cost, lodging convenience, and other fundamental administrations given by the college. For undergrad designing courses (BTech), the complete fees for the principal year can go from INR 2,05,000 to INR 2,50,000, contingent upon the specialization and the grounds offices.

Breakdown of VIT Vellore Fees for BTech

The BTech fees at VIT Vellore regularly incorporate the accompanying parts:

Educational expenses: The biggest part of the charge structure, this takes care of the expense of scholastic guidance, workforce assets, and admittance to explore offices.

Lodging Fees: For understudies deciding on nearby convenience, inn fees range from INR 80,000 to INR 1,50,000 yearly. This cost relies upon the kind of room chosen (cooled or non-cooled).

Transport Fees: For understudies driving from outside the grounds, the vehicle charge is an extra expense. This can go from INR 10,000 to INR 25,000 yearly, contingent upon the distance and transportation administrations.

Extra Expenses

Notwithstanding educational cost and lodging charges, understudies are additionally expected to pay for different administrations, for example, library access, lab fees, and understudy activity fees. The college likewise has arrangements for worldwide understudies, with somewhat higher fees because of the additional help gave, for example, visa administrations, global understudy clubs, and extra authoritative expenses.

VIT Vellore Fees for Different Projects

Aside from BTech, VIT Vellore likewise offers a scope of postgraduate and doctoral projects. The fees for MSc, MBA, and other expert's projects commonly range between INR 1,50,000 and INR 2,00,000 yearly. The fees for MBA programs are marginally higher, by and large in the scope of INR 3,00,000 to INR 4,00,000 every year. These fees incorporate educational cost, inns, and other fundamental administrations.

For research-situated courses, for example, MPhil or PhD programs, the fees are moderately lower. Understudies signed up for these projects pay a normal of INR 1,00,000 yearly. Be that as it may, this expense could change relying upon the course and other explicit necessities.

Installment Timetable and Monetary Guide

VIT Vellore gives an adaptable installment timetable to its understudies. The fees can be paid in portions, for the most part in a few installments all through the scholastic year. The primary portion is expected before the beginning of the semester, and ensuing portions trail not too far behind unambiguous spans.

For understudies who need monetary support, VIT Vellore offers grants in light of legitimacy and monetary need. The college gives different grant plans to both undergrad and postgraduate understudies. For example, the VITEEE grant is accessible for understudies who perform particularly well in the VIT Designing Selection test, offering significant charge decreases. Also, merit-based grants are accessible for understudies who accomplish high scholastic execution during their investigations at the college.

Other Charge Contemplations

While the VIT Vellore fees are generally high contrasted with different foundations in India, the college's standing and the nature of training offered legitimize the expense for some understudies. The grounds is exceptional with current framework, best in class research centers, and a scope of extracurricular activities that improve the understudy insight. Besides, VIT Vellore has a vigorous situation record, with top global organizations consistently enlisting from the college, which enhances the interest in training.

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Taking everything into account, the VIT Vellore fees are intended to mirror the nature of training and framework the college offers. While the expense may be a worry for some, the different installment choices and grants make it open to a wide scope of understudies. With a solid scholastic climate and high situation possibilities, VIT Vellore stays a famous decision for understudies meaning to seek after advanced education in designing, the executives, and different fields. Understanding the expense structure exhaustively guarantees that understudies and their families are totally ready for the monetary responsibilities engaged with chasing after instruction at this regarded establishment.

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With cutting edge offices and a group of experienced teachers, X-rays centers around the inside and out development of its understudies. The school goes past customary scholastics, advancing fundamental abilities and self-improvement through different extracurricular projects, guaranteeing understudies develop scholastically, socially, and inwardly.

Perceived as one of the main CBSE schools in Ludhiana, X-rays consolidates current showing strategies with a solid worth framework, settling on it a top decision in the locale. Understudies are urged to accomplish their scholastic potential while taking part in exercises that support administration, collaboration, and imagination.

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A graduation outfit is something other than a garment; it's an image of your scholastic process and achievements. Wearing a very much planned, rich outfit adds a feeling of satisfaction and poise to the event. It implies that you are venturing into another part of your life, prepared to take on new difficulties and amazing open doors.

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3. Pick an Immortal Style

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Top MBA Colleges in the UK: Your Gateway to Global Business Excellence

Introduction

Pursuing a MBA is an essential move for advancing your profession, and the Unified Kingdom brags some the world's most esteemed business schools. Whether you're aiming to improve your initiative abilities, dive into business, or turn into another industry, UK's top MBA programs offer an abundance of chances. Here is a manual for the best mba colleges in UK, each distinguished by its extraordinary assets and worldwide standing.

London Business School (LBS)

Area: London, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: London Business School is famous for its international direction and solid associations with worldwide business organizations. Its MBA program is known for its adaptability, allowing understudies to fit their examinations to their vocation objectives. LBS is arranged in one of the world's leading financial centers, offering unparalleled open doors for internships and networking.

Benefits:

Worldwide Organization: Broad associations with worldwide businesses and graduated class.

Adaptable Educational plan: Redo your MBA experience with different electives and worldwide open doors.

College of Oxford - Saïd Business School

Area: Oxford, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Saïd Business School, part of the College of Oxford, combines thorough scholastics with an emphasis on initiative and innovation. The school's MBA program benefits from Oxford's renowned standing and its accentuation on worldwide business challenges. The affectionate local area and admittance to Oxford's assets give an exceptional instructive encounter.

Benefits:

Lofty Institution: Influence Oxford's worldwide standing and scholastic greatness.

Administration Concentration: Solid accentuation on developing initiative abilities and innovative thinking.

Rich Assets: Admittance to Oxford's broad scholar and examination assets.

College of Cambridge - Judge Business School

Area: Cambridge, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Judge Business School at the College of Cambridge offers a thorough MBA program with areas of strength for an on innovation and business. The school's nearness to the Cambridge enterprising environment gives exceptional open doors to new companies and business adventures. The program's worldwide point of view plans understudies for positions of authority in assorted industries.

Benefits:

Innovation and Business: Solid accentuation on innovative thinking and pioneering abilities.

Worldwide Point of view: Educational program intended to address international business challenges.

Innovative Biological system: Admittance to Cambridge's dynamic startup local area.

Supreme School Business School

Area: London, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Supreme School Business School is known for major areas of strength for its on innovation and innovation. Its MBA program integrates business schooling with Magnificent School's aptitude in science and engineering, preparing understudies for positions of authority in innovation driven industries. The school's area in London offers broad networking and profession open doors.

Benefits:

Tech Concentration: Accentuation on the intersection of business and innovation.

Innovative Educational plan: Integration with Majestic School's science and engineering ability.

Vital Area: Open doors for networking in London's assorted business scene.

Manchester Business School (Partnership Manchester Business School)

Area: Manchester, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Partnership Manchester Business School is known for areas of strength for its associations and commonsense way to deal with business instruction. The school offers a scope of MBA programs with an emphasis on true applications and initiative turn of events. Its worldwide graduated class organization and solid binds with businesses upgrade profession possibilities for graduates.

Benefits:

Functional Methodology: Spotlight on true business applications and authority.

Worldwide Organization: Admittance to a different and influential graduated class organization.

Industry Associations: Solid binds with different industries and businesses.

Warwick Business School

Area: Coventry, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Warwick Business School is eminent for its scholastic greatness and exploration driven approach. Its MBA program is intended to foster vital thinking and administration abilities. The school's accentuation on worldwide business issues and its solid examination certifications pursue it a top decision for aggressive experts.

Benefits:

Research: Areas of strength for greatness on business exploration and scholarly thoroughness.

Initiative Turn of events: Spotlight on developing key and authority abilities.

Worldwide Business Concentration: Educational plan intended to address international business challenges.

Cranfield School of The board

Area: Cranfield, Britain

Why It's Top-Level: Cranfield School of The board is known for its specific MBA programs areas of strength for and links. The school offers a scope of MBA choices, including full-time, chief, and parttime projects. Its functional methodology and spotlight on applied business abilities settle on it a well known decision among experts looking to propel their vocations.

Benefits:

Particular Projects: Offers different MBA choices custom-made to various vocation stages and objectives.

Industry Links: Solid associations with industry and reasonable business applications.

Adaptable Learning: Choices for full-time, leader, and parttime review.

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The UK is home to a portion of the world's most renowned MBA programs, each offering extraordinary benefits and open doors for individual and expert development. Whether you're looking for a program with serious areas of strength for an organization, an emphasis on innovation, or profound industry associations, the top MBA colleges in the UK give a powerful establishment to advancing your vocation and achieving your business objectives. Pick the program that lines up with your desires and influence the UK's rich intellectual and business assets to impel your vocation higher than ever.