character: Paige Guthrie, OTA hanging out at the Mansion
setting: X-Mansion
content: Nothing bad.
summary: Doing something other than being a bookworm.

( This wasn't the kind of actually you'd find her partaking in... )

Characters: Rremy LeBeau and OTA
Setting: New York City
Content: Celebratory drinking or whatever
Summary: Who knows really?

( Alcohol may be man's worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy. )

Characters: Moira and OTA (mostly X-Men affiliates)
Setting: School Assembly Hall
Content: Safe
Summary: Moira checks in with all students affected by the power swap.

( There's a kind of comfort in bureaucracy. However tedious the paperwork, there's a sense of safety to be found in filling it out. As if the simple act of putting all your information down on the applicable dotted line is enough to protect you from all the world's disasters. That's the true purpose of governmental and educational systems, isn't it? Bureaucracy that provides the illusion of safety. )

Characters: Gambit and OTA at the X-mansion
Setting: Afternoon Auto Shop Class
Content: PG? Depends on how you take his comments. (Yes Remy can make an auto shop class dirty)
Summary: Gambit being a teacher...yeah that still weirds him out, but who else could liven up a classroom setting like he can?

( If anyone can do it the candy man can... )

Characters: Gambit, Spider-Man, Rogue and OTA
Setting: Evening, NYC
Content: Fighting in the streets
Summary: Remy's just figuring out a few things.

( When two people decide to get a divorce, it isn't a sign that they don't understand one another, but a sign that they have, at last, begun to. )

Characters: Rogue; OT Gambit
Setting: New York City/ Evening/ Bar-ish setting/ Back-dated to February 14,2011 (Please? ^^;;)
Content: Nothing bad...maybe? > >
Summary: Rogue takes a rather long plane ride back to New York City to enjoy a solitary Valentine's Day.

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Characters: Moira MacTaggart & Remy LeBeau
Setting: X-School
Content: Flirting?
Summary: Staff Interview

( What nobler employment, or more valuable to the state, than that of the man who instructs the rising generation. )