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Walking over to the entrance, Andrew poked his head outside to see if anyone was on their way in. He saw no one and took that as a sign that anyone who wanted to come had already done so. Time to start.
"Good morning, everyone," He addressed the class as he started tp slowly walking around the long table behind the students' chairs.
"In today's lesson, we won't be learning about one particular plant." He said keeping his eyes on the ground where he stepped as he walked round and round the table. "We're going to be learning how to deal with any sick plant in general, mainly mundane plants. We will learn to identify the signs of sickness, heal the sick plants and save those that are close to dying. And surely learn when it is too late to save a plant." He paused letting it all sink in since a good number of them seemed to take time to get their brains to function. And there he was considering starting the next lesson at 7 in the morning.
"So, in your own words, how do you know a plant is sick or is close to dying or unwell in general?" He asked after returning to the further end of the table where he stood earlier. It provided a very good view of everyone.
ooc: Class has officially started. Do not post your charrie arriving late unless you want them to be punished. Next post will be in about 20 hours depending on how many responses I get. =)
Completely unaffected, or seemingly unaffected, Cutty had taken a seat on one of the ends of the new seating arrangement. All up in a row. Professor Walton was determined to catch the culprit from the last class wasn't he? Or maybe ...Oh, sick plants. They'd be passing around the specimen wouldn't they? Cutty hoped for ooze for old times sake. Hearing Walton's question his hand went up to offer a possible anser, though to Cutty there were quite a lot of variables in this. "
The roots system. If yew can look at the roots, then you'll know fer cehrtain whether or not yer plant isn't feelin'..." Sigh. "
Isn't feelin' too cleveh."