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[wakes up]

hey!..isnt school over yet?..i felt like ive been asleep the whole day..what the heck..[lol] isnt there any school staff here at all?..[scratch's head] hmmm.....

bakotama the student who loves to wear bathing suits to school

She walks in and realizes she's still wearing a bikini after a swim from the school. bakotama sighs as she sits down and waits for the 'class' to start.

My hair strands stand out on the edge and suddenly feel nervous that somebody is staring. I look around the classroom, only to see a bunch of students eating and sleeping. And another guy behind his laptop grinning slightly.

Oh, crap, she's looking at me.
I close the files and shut my laptop. I dig into my bag for a book, and pull out "Ender's Game". We were suposed to finish a chapter last night for Physics, which is next period, but I had better things to do. besides, "Ender's Game" is one of my favorites, and I've read it at least two dozen times since I was nine years old. I flip to the chapter and quickly highlight all the important physics concepts the author touches on. After I finish I close the book and look up; a lady with purple hair is saying she's the teacher. Well, I guess fun time's over.

(As a note, though this particular role play is suppose to be freely done, the [brackets] shouldn't be used for action or emotion. If you character is going to turn to the class, you might want to consider stating it like this:
'I stand up in front of the class, a serious look on my face, visible to all. Then, I say in response to the previous statements "I was just kidding everyone! I am actually the teacher."'
You could go into even more detail with this post, and possibly add in some description as to how you stand. Maybe you rub the back of your head out of nervousness, or pull you pinkie finger from stress. The little details are what will really make your character come to life.)

(Also, as another note, most role plays are not in first person (I, me, myself) but rather fall into third person (your name, He, She, Seth, Albert, etc). I don't know why people seem to prefer this perspective, but most role plays seem to fall into that pattern. They also like past tense, where you make it sound like what you have done has already past. I myself actually fall into present tense in my posts, so it isn't much of an issue.)

((Actually, I think the reason for that is that first person makes it seem like your character is narrating, in which case past tense is grammatically correct. if you use present tense in the first person, your character is either thinking about ongoing events, or telling int in the future, with an added sense of urgency. the first person present tense tends to make everything seem more exciting and urgent. EX:
First Person Past: I picked up the phone. A voice told me I was going to die in seven days. I put down the phone, and sat on the couch, not sure whatto think.
First Person Present: I pick up the phone. A voice on the other end tells me I am going to die in seven days. I put it down, and sit on the couch, not knowing what to think.
ANyways, that's just my take on it. what now?))

The teacher lady says, "Oops sorry...and thanks."
I give her a wierd look. why'd she say that?
((OUT OF CHARACTER USED AGAINST YOU!!!!BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!! I'm so evil. anyone get it? anyone? no? oh, fudgesicles.))