Text Cut: D'aww Hadley!
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PhoenixRising 
Oops. The stuttering and the why questions were ones she could handle, but THAT face. The expression on the young Snake was enough to break her heart and despite the coffin just being for show, Hadley realized at seeing the girl's face that it WAS too much. The girl could possibly BREAK, and it would be her fault and she would feel guilty. Because that face was one that was only evident when someone had lost someone; truly lost someone.
"I'm sorry..." she whispered. And before she could think against it she quickly disillusioned the coffin. There.
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"Yes. We are going to be talking about a serious topic, but its one that is inevitable and I believe its important for you to know about and not be afraid of it, but rest assured, many of you have experiences you've yet to have and thus hopefully, you have decades more of life." Despite how old many of them looked. "There are healers looking into your ... dilemma and I'm confident that you will be returned to your normal teenage selves soon enough." [/COLOR]
ooc: yes. the coffin is disillusioned (per reply to Beverly). again, 12 hours till we officially begin. Yes this is a serious topic, as Hadley said, but I think its one that is reasonable to teach about - however, if you're uncomfortable, I understand. We'll try and make this as comfortable as possible *nods* <33
Beverly's respect for the woman multiplied the moment the coffin disappeared from view. To show her gratitude she sent the professor a small nod. It was appreciated that she didn't have to speak to show how she felt. And now she was wibbling because professor Hadley was really generous. Welp. It was the sensitivity of a little-old-woman-child.
But it was enough with the feels. The coffin was out of view and she needed to behave and be a good student. Putting on a brave face, she clasped her hands in front of her. Maybe she could brace herself before the lesson started. >__<