Highschool // AU

[birdsbirdsbirds]

Oh, high school. No one liked it, but that doesn't stop us from watching Mean Girls over and over. Your character is now a student, attending full-time! Six classes, lunch period, sports, clubs, cliques, parties, lame parents, and plenty of gossip to go around. Pick a starting setting from below, or make up your own. Comment around and stuff. Play a gross teenager. Make friends. Make enemies. Date that cute guy in your forth-period biology class, oh... ♥

→ Classroom. History, science, math, writing, "cultural appreciation", gym class, whatever! Paying attention? Falling asleep? Passing notes around? Partnering up for your home economics project?

→ Lunch period. Everyone has their place in the social order of the lunch room... Do you eat with a group, or alone in the bathroom? Sneaking off campus for a smoke? Playing hooky? You deviant.

→ Detention/Principal's Office. Well, maybe you shouldn't have snuck off campus for a smoke. Hang out with your fellow derelicts or complain about how your being here is a horrible mistake. The room is barely monitored anyway.

→ After School. Running, jumping, climbing trees. Organizing cultural events. Drama club. The long walk back home after school, or hanging out in the library. Catching a movie with your bestie. Whatever.

→ Lockers. All those little moments between classes where the gossip spreads around. You have ten minutes until the bell rings, which is plenty of time to hit on someone or get shoved into a locker.

→ Cool Party. Susan's parents are going to be gone all weekend, so she's throwing a huge party. It seems like the whole school is invited! Where the hell did these kids get this much alcohol, anyway?

→ Choose Your Own Adventure. A quiet day at a friend's house? Getting into a fight on campus? Dissection day? Your super-hot math tutor? First day of school for the foreign exchange student? The possibilities are endless, so feel free to just make up your own.

Comments

[birdsbirdsbirds]

Well, it's not a date.

[as if that would end the whole conversation. as if he thought he was actually going to get the final word in on anything. ever.]

But I guess I'll buy, yeah. Seems fair.

[thankfully for everyone in the car, this particular place is only about six blocks from the school--they're already halfway there. Robin takes his eyes away from the road just a little longer than he should to try and look over at Tek's phone.]

Who're you texting?