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entrancelogs2014-10-24 08:51 pm
bombshelled) wrote in entrancelogs2014-10-24 08:51 pm
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[open] High school log!
Who: Lana Baumgartner Lori Cohen, Remus Lupin Conan Howell and anyone who would be found in Storybrooke High School
Where: in and around Storybrooke High
When: 10/24-10/28
Rating: PG-PG13, slight R for language if Lori's involved
Summary: An open log for anyone whose character is a high school student or teacher. Lana/Lori's au plotting comment
The Story:
Friday 10/24
A normal day at Storybrooke High. Bells ring, students run to class. The usual. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Saturday 10/25-Sunday 10/26
School's out for the weekend! Time to hang out with your friends and generally try to put off homework for as long as possible. But something is weird about this weekend in particular...
Monday 10/27-Tuesday 10/28
School is back in session, but not everyone seems so keen on going. Something is happening to the students and staff-- the whole town, really-- and no one is quite sure whether academia is really important anymore...
Where: in and around Storybrooke High
When: 10/24-10/28
Rating: PG-PG13, slight R for language if Lori's involved
Summary: An open log for anyone whose character is a high school student or teacher. Lana/Lori's au plotting comment
The Story:
Friday 10/24
A normal day at Storybrooke High. Bells ring, students run to class. The usual. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Saturday 10/25-Sunday 10/26
School's out for the weekend! Time to hang out with your friends and generally try to put off homework for as long as possible. But something is weird about this weekend in particular...
Monday 10/27-Tuesday 10/28
School is back in session, but not everyone seems so keen on going. Something is happening to the students and staff-- the whole town, really-- and no one is quite sure whether academia is really important anymore...