 Mischievous Niffler
It was a pity that they had to move on from this activity. Alice rather liked seeing the students act it out, even the ones who were (shall we say) less than realistic. A good effort was always appreciated by Professor O'Hara. "All right, class!"
She walked back over to stand in the center of the young performers. "You all did very good. Now please return to your seats so we can continue the lesson." She waited before they had done so before sitting down on the floor (remember, her desk was moved to make room) in a cross-legged Yoga pose. Don't worry - she was not about to meditate at this moment. "The Sasquatch Rebellion caused a strain in No-Maj-Bigfoot relations that has, unfortunately, continued to this very day. The event has been dramatized in the novel and play production 'Bigfoot's Last Stand' and countless other productions. Now, I want you all to think about the play you just finished performing. Why do you think it is important that we study events like the Sasquatch Rebellion? Please share your answers with the class, in an orderly fashion."
And she pointed to the first raised hand. |