Office Hours, Thursday, 7/25

[bitten_notshy]

Jack wasn't in his office much.

Or, really, ever.

But he had to teach tomorrow, and between being a terrier puppy and being a werewolf, he had a lot to catch up on if he wanted his class to be halfway useful. He busied himself at his computer, typing up his thoughts on how to interview witnesses without seeming like you were doing it.

[OOC: Open office hours.]

Comments

[bitten_notshy]

Jack shook his head. "Not at all. Half the time you can't even get a bloody cab. Might be worth picking a pocket, but I can hardly tell children to do that."

[filleauloup]

A dark expression flickered across Éponine's face for a moment. "No," she said firmly. "Sometimes you've got to, but telling them that wouldn't do, not one bit."

[bitten_notshy]

"I'm trying to keep them at least slightly on the right side of the law," Jack agreed. "Not that I think the school pays much attention."

[filleauloup]

"You ought to know; you study law," remarked Éponine. "Would you do that anyway, try not to teach them to break the law, even if you knew for certain the school didn't care whether you did?"

[bitten_notshy]

"Depends which law it is," Jack admitted, leaning back in his chair. "I think everyone should be able to pick a lock if they need to."

[filleauloup]

"Of course, one never knows when one might need that, and it's a handy skill to have anyhow," agreed Éponine readily; her moral landscape was still a bit of a mess, and she had no idea where exactly this fell but it didn't strike her as bad in and of itself. "Even if it's a bit trickier these days. I don't mind, it's not as if I have to do it now --" and her eyes lit up with pride when she said that -- "but I don't think it would hurt to stay in practice."

She trailed off, stared past Jack for a few moments while she hummed, then cut herself off to ask, "Are you going to teach them to do that, too?"

[bitten_notshy]

Jack bobbed his head in a nod. "I was going to do it next week, actually. Modern locks are tougher, but thankfully most houses have the same locks as ever."