harmonizenpc: (Suwa Chihaya)
Harmonize NPC account ([personal profile] harmonizenpc) wrote in [community profile] harmonize_rpg2013-08-30 09:16 pm

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Who: Persona-users, Suwa
Where: "Critical thinking" class. Third floor, otherwise unused classroom.
When: Wednesday, April 19th
What: Persona 101.

"Good afternoon, everyone!"

Rather than Yachiyo, it was Suwa who stood at the head of the classroom on that first Tuesday, out of her lab coat and in a sensible skirt suit. "Today's going to be an introductory lesson on the shinmen--though you may be more comfortable with the word Persona--and the other world, so it was decided that I should deliver it."

She clapped her hands together and half-bowed, wincing a bit. "I'm sorry about how our first meeting went, but some of it was necessary, and some of it... well, Yachiyo-sensei is... difficult sometimes."
heirofkobe: (Default)

[personal profile] heirofkobe 2013-08-31 02:10 pm (UTC)(link)
From his seat somewhere in the back of the room, Taue offered his opinion on the matter.

"I thought she was fine, really," he chimed in, "Takes a lot of stones to so calmly tell a bunch of teenagers to commit suicide. Nice to see that even someone like her can pass the Chitoku psych test."

For once, though, Taue actually had a notebook out and a pen at the ready. This class, he figured, might have actual importance in his immediate life.

[personal profile] burningbow 2013-08-31 04:00 pm (UTC)(link)
Mirai had chosen himself a seat near the middle by the window, and when he heard fearless talking his eyes slanted in Taue's general direction. This was not surprising, because his roommate was very ballsy indeed. Like a god placing his hand into a wolf's mouth. Taue, he believed, had the ego of a divine. If ever there was a person in need of enlightening, it was this one.

He hesitated then. Taue sure was a problem. But he wasn't the worst person here While he thought about that, he looked around and seemed quite interested in everyone there. They were obviously going to have to work together. He leaned forward and brought his hands under his mouth and turned his eyes to the woman at the head of the room.
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[personal profile] rulebook 2013-08-31 07:10 pm (UTC)(link)
Ryuta stationed himself at a desk in the front of the class. It was an ideal spot after all. It was easier to focus on the material, the teacher was readily available to assist you, and it was closer to the exit. He was a little surprised no one else took such a coveted position.

On his desk was a standard notebook with multi-color tabs on the side to better organize the material. A pencil, pen, highlighter, and eraser rested beside the notebook ready to be used in a moments notice. To top it all off, he held a small tape recorder. While out of date, it served its purpose rather well.

He seemed rather pleased with himself. Preparation was, after all, the key to success. And this class could very well provide valuable information, a deciding factor on the battlefield. One forgotten note or misheard lecture could very well lead to an early grave.

He readjusted his glasses for a moment before answering Suwa, "It matters not now. What's done is done." The past is past. Better to focus on the current task at hand.
Edited 2013-08-31 19:10 (UTC)
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[personal profile] allisnothing 2013-09-01 01:21 am (UTC)(link)
Haruka, meanwhile, was sitting near the door. She didn't have a notepad out but she seemed to be listened, her head prompted on her arm. At Suwa's last comment, she said, matter-of-fact,

"That's good. It's hard to fight for your life when you're on the ground and out of it because your mind thinks you've died."
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[personal profile] phantomcloud 2013-09-01 08:25 pm (UTC)(link)
Miyume had chosen a seat near the door, as well. The attacks were becoming more frequent now as much as she wanted to head across the room to sit next to Mirai, her body refused to cooperate with that wish. So Miyume had sat down next to Haruka right before the lecture had begun.

As ill as Miyume had looked during the Persona awakening, she seemed even more exhausted now. If Yachiyo had been teaching instead of Suwa, she wouldn't have had any qualms about putting her head on her desk and sleeping through the entire lecture. Suwa had struck her as less inclined to forget they were human beings first and whatever the government wanted them to be second. So Miyume was willing to reciprocate that respect by trying to stay awake and hear her out.
Edited 2013-09-01 20:41 (UTC)
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[personal profile] rulebook 2013-09-02 12:42 am (UTC)(link)
Ryuta wrote down quick summaries of everything Suwa said. While he wanted to hear some more details regarding Carl Jung's theory, he felt that would be best saved for another time. After hearing her explanation of the Evokers, he was reminded of a fairly important detail which hasn't been discussed yet.

"Parden me, Suwa. I was wondering about these monster's we are supposed to fight. What exactly do we know about them? Any distinguishable patterns or signs of intelligence?"
phantomcloud: (tenderness; warmth)

[personal profile] phantomcloud 2013-09-02 08:52 am (UTC)(link)
"I'll be fine," Miyume reassured the woman. Even her voice sounded weary but a tiny smile surfaced. "This is normal and I'm used to it."

It appeared that she'd been right about Suwa. She was sensitive and had a kind heart. Or at least, she understood the importance of appearing that way to inspire cooperation. Either way, Miyume could respect and sympathize with this woman more.

"So, please continue. This is very interesting."

And it was. It held her interest enough to keep her awake even when she felt so sleepy.

[personal profile] burningbow 2013-09-03 10:55 pm (UTC)(link)
Mirai was so curious about the exchange between Suwa and Miyume that he lifted his head and gave them a curious stare. It was highlighted by his soft smile - which had been on his face all the time - his brown eyes sparkled with delight. That joy tried to hide his wickedness and failed.

He had been sat over in the corner looking thoroughly unconcerned. But since others were there in the class too, there were comments that were very interesting indeed. He wished he could be amused by more of them.

Grudgingly, he had come to accept that one thing held him to this mission - and looked forward to leaving his problems behind him in Tokyo. The magical figure glowing over the projector filled him with a sense of enlightenment. The shock of it ran through his body up his spine and down his arms - and made his hands tap the desk to outlay all his energy. One then shot up. He was dying to ask a question.

"That's our Persona. And a Shadow. And our Shadows are something I am fairly sure none of us have encountered."

While he had stated what made him curious, there was no doubt the methods their Personae had been acquired were radically different.
allisnothing: (half-lidded)

[personal profile] allisnothing 2013-09-04 01:56 am (UTC)(link)
"So we won't need to worry about facing our inner Jekylls?" Haruka asked. She sounded less blunt than she had in the previous statement, turning her head in Suwa's direction.

"We already have our Personas so our own Shadows wouldn't manifest?"