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Missed Opportunity
DIR By: StoryGod
Date: January 2, 2020, 1:56 pm
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Corianne sailed out of school on Monday, floating so gently,
that she forgot Ms. Albina would be waiting for them, and the
plurality would sentence her to.... games.
In this case, they were outdoors so the games were break through
the wall and wolves and bunnies. The first game was just hard,
physically hard, especially since Tikvah let herself be knocked
down and sent to the other team where she did them no good and
then in the second round, she became part of the other team's
wall on the first go. Corianne who half tried did not better.
Wolves and bunnies was even more odious. Corianne and Tikvah
were co-wolves. "Damn!" thought Corianne. I should have asked
for a pass to the library. "Aroooooo!" Corianne did her wolf
howl. "Pfffffttttt...." Suri replied."Bunny's passing gas!"
called out Neila answered. "Whoever smelt it delt it!" answered
Suri.
"Aroooooooo!" Corianne howled again. Even though wolves and
bunnies positively sucked, Corianne liked the howl part and she
ran after different suitemates, including the odious, Suri. She
had no luck but Tikvah managed to tag Jupita via a comedy of
errors. Corianne chased Jupita straight into the bored
half-playing Tikvah who yelled "Gotcha!"
"Oh shit!" Jupita complained. "This isn't real wolves and
bunnies. You need to play the game in the woods. Tikvah did not
stay a bunny for long, but by now, Corianne felt inspired. She
ran hard after Suri. Humiliation needed to get well spread, and
it was Suri's turn.
Alas, Suri did not cooperate. And soon there were early groups
of students crossing the quad to Ladon Burchard Durren. "Wanna
move the game to the woods?" asked Ms. Albina. Ms. Albina, did
not want to wait in a long line for dinner. Lunch was bad
enough.
In the woods, Corianne had no better luck than she'd had on the
quad. "Maybe next time, we'll play Dumb Dumb Dodo. That's
perfect for this place and this crowd," she thought. The
afternoon's triumphs in science and social studies were far
behind her. Not even Tikvah remembered, as she walked with her
head down in her pre-food funk before dinner. There was no line
and Shayla and Jetta got to choose the tables and push them
together. "Let's check the menu," Corianne suggested. Some
rituals, she realized, were always better than others.
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