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Jan. 19th, 2013 07:12 pm[Vesper - or Ms. Lynd, as everyone who's been through the Bargewell public school system knows her (yes, she kept her maiden name, thank you very much) - is known as being one of the tougher teachers at the local high school. If you do the work and do a good job with it, you'll be fine, but God help you if you don't put in the effort to do a good job.
So, perhaps unshockingly, a fair amount of the student body is less than enthusiastic when they find out she's their history teacher this year.]
I'd just like to take the opportunity to remind everyone to do their homework and be prepared for Monday's test. Last month's scores were, quite frankly, dreadful, and I'm not the one who needs to explain to your parents why you couldn't manage a passing grade because you were too busy going to the movies to get any work done.
There is such thing as a balance between work and pleasure.
[Spam for the Downtown]
[After school's out, and on weekends, Vesper can be found milling about town, running errands, getting her hair done, picking up some new books to read at the local bookstore, occasionally with her husband in tow, but usually not. She and James seem like a perfectly normal couple, just a teacher and an accountant who settled down here about five years ago, and they have friends and acquaintances here who would swear up and down that there's absolutely nothing unusual about the two of them.
What most people don't know is that every Friday after school's out, Vesper makes a phone call from a payphone a bit away from the center of town, always at the same time, and always using the same phone, instead of making the call from home or at the school.
If pressed, she'll say she's phoning relatives in Europe - it's no secret that she and James aren't Americans, but so long as they're not speaking German or Russian, just about everyone doesn't seem to mind - but in reality, she's been communicating with her handlers back in the USSR about the goings on in Bargwell, and around Region 10.
Feel free to spot her wherever!]
So, perhaps unshockingly, a fair amount of the student body is less than enthusiastic when they find out she's their history teacher this year.]
I'd just like to take the opportunity to remind everyone to do their homework and be prepared for Monday's test. Last month's scores were, quite frankly, dreadful, and I'm not the one who needs to explain to your parents why you couldn't manage a passing grade because you were too busy going to the movies to get any work done.
There is such thing as a balance between work and pleasure.
[Spam for the Downtown]
[After school's out, and on weekends, Vesper can be found milling about town, running errands, getting her hair done, picking up some new books to read at the local bookstore, occasionally with her husband in tow, but usually not. She and James seem like a perfectly normal couple, just a teacher and an accountant who settled down here about five years ago, and they have friends and acquaintances here who would swear up and down that there's absolutely nothing unusual about the two of them.
What most people don't know is that every Friday after school's out, Vesper makes a phone call from a payphone a bit away from the center of town, always at the same time, and always using the same phone, instead of making the call from home or at the school.
If pressed, she'll say she's phoning relatives in Europe - it's no secret that she and James aren't Americans, but so long as they're not speaking German or Russian, just about everyone doesn't seem to mind - but in reality, she's been communicating with her handlers back in the USSR about the goings on in Bargwell, and around Region 10.
Feel free to spot her wherever!]
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