Ahhh, I see. Need to make up a sheet of squad members then, else I'll just get myself confused. >:P It allows me to give people a peek in Cire's life as well. XD Need to make up her little sister if that were to be the case :o...
And the treaty working is a very low chance, so it will take a while before it only is signed =P

Well I guess reading books is about creating insight as well... Being able to make a correct smaller version, separating main case from less important cases... Still keeping the red line intact, all those kind of stuff.

So...that means Makoto is going to meet up with the squad i guess? lolz :sweat: And to be honest, its not like Makoto doesnt want the treaty to work, in a way he really doesnt even care if it does or not. He just came here to the palace just to see if it would work or not. ^_^;;

Lets just put it plain and simple about myself when it comes to books:
I like to read books, but hate to do any kind of work on it. So in other words, I never did summer reading; and never will >.<

XD Me too Happy ^-^ I'm very picky on books though o.0 I can search for an hour and return empty handed. o.o ^^;

Lol that's two opinions about the treaty. There is no definite chance that it will work and there is no definite chance that it will fail, that is the true beauty of this roleplay. For me personally I do think there's a nice possibility that it shall work, based mostly on the reaction of the Prince and Princess to one another, and even their guardians in respect to each other and others around them. However again there is no definite only possibilities. :D

Although that may be true, I believe there are some things that are just there for entertainment purposes rather than distinguishing certain things. I mean if someone really wanted too they could probably find symbolism in every word, several a inner complex plots within one main plot, and pick out all the similes and metaphors in every single piece of work, but I doubt that, that would really be enjoyable. XD And no worries, I was very much like that as well when I was in school. Nine times out of ten, unless the book was interesting to me, I didn't do my summer reading and sort of bsed papers. XD

I am too anyway so nothing wrong with that ^^

Oh I can force myself to read something, no worries. o.0 But really, you guys have summer reading...? o.o... I wouldn't mind that, the book only needs to speak to me ^^;

I cant force myself. :P
i hate summer reading.

Understandable ^^; But this summer reading... Is it a university thing? :o...

No, we have it in all our schools and all our different grades.

In high school I had it, though I don't think I had it in college. Although with summer reading it usually requires you to write papers on the book as well, and at times the books picked are not exactly enjoyable ones for some. Basically I will only force myself to read the first few chapters of a book and if it doesn't catch my interest by then, then I have no interest in finishing it. XD

I hate summer reading! It's spool dumb..and I love reading O.O
I hate reading books for school too. I can't do it.

I can read them for school if the books are interesting, but if not then nine times out of ten I won't finish reading them. XD

Lol..I always finish reading..just takes me a while.

Lol like I said if the book doesn't hold any interest for me I don't even bother finishing it. XD

What if you had a test on it the next day o.O

I'd bs my way through it. XD

Ohhh...I should try that... We're reading to kill a mockingbird and I already did in 8th grade..so I know the story and I hate it. But I have to reread it cause I don't remember all the details.

That was actually a book I didn't mind reading for some reason. I had to read it twice, once in eighth and then again my sophomore year of high school, though I think I remember a fair amount of the details still. The main details I remember the most is the symbolism of the mocking bird and where it all appears in the story. Actually I think I remember the exact quote for one of them. :sweat:

'But remember son it's a sin to kill a mockingbird'

I love the Cort stuff that's it. 8th and 10th must be the grade levels to read it. Cause it's the same for me. Except not many people read it in 8th grade..no one else at my school did. I went to a catholic school thoug, so it was a bit harder cause of having only 28 kids in the grade.

Lol indeed. And it does appear that way, though there were some in my high school that didn't read it in 8th grade either. Of course though my middle school and high school were in different states. :sweat: And I will say your class was bigger than my middle school one. I believe in my 8th grade class there was a total of 15 of us. XD Of course that was a small school in the middle of what appeared to be nowhere. XD My high school though was a class of 300 something, which was apparently the smallest class size that my high school ever had. :sweat:

300? I think you meant 30 :o... And 30's quite big at ours... o.o We have 24 at the moment, and the other class of our... Level, so to say, has 16 ^^;
In my middle school I had a class with 28 children =3

No I do not mean 30 I mean 300 something. My number was not a typo in the least. My high school consisted of over 1536 students total and that too is no exaggeration nor typo. My high school was not a small one like my middle school. If you desire to look at the numbers yourself then simply look up Firestone High school in Akron Ohio.

Well, we have 1444 students (what a mircale) but divided in classes of 10 to 30. :o...
I see there that the average class size is 30... How can yours be 300? :o...

We were split in two so it' ended up being 14 in each reading class

Dimondt, a class of three hundred means the grade level had three hundred. Dieting the day in math and science classes you only have twenty or so in a class. But it was 300 in her 12th grade graduating class.
Mine is around 200..190ish...something like that. But that's cause it's a tech school. The public school has 500 kids per grade.

Ah I see...
Well my grade level has... 275/300... And my grade precisely (we've got it split, in HAVO which is an average study, and Gymnasium, which is harder because it requires more insight and has latin and greek the first 3 years) has... 28+16 is... 48 people o.0 Yup, I am a gymnasium nerd. And I'm so damn proud of it.