How many subject for girls there?

by **emperor** Sat 15 Sep 2007 - 3:48

I confuse while Jean take control in Firing practice subject and Hilshire as teacher in subject about the past of the world.

What's the other handlers do?

Jose,Marco and...... Where are they? :cherry:

by Guest Sat 15 Sep 2007 - 9:19

I don't think Jose does anything really important.. Marco... Hmmm that's a toughie but I'm sure he does other things. Sandro? PFFT! Hahahahahaha

by LoC978 Sat 15 Sep 2007 - 9:35

I always had the feeling that Hillshire took care of all the formal education... but now that I think about it, what qualifies him to do so?

by **emperor** Sat 15 Sep 2007 - 13:48

what qualifies him to do so?

his moral? Very Happy

Sandro just walk around outside with lied that he going for such a mission! Razz

by Guest Tue 18 Sep 2007 - 19:32

Sandro as a teacher? PFFT! Hahahahahaha.
"Uh yeah do some math or something. Y'know what? I don't really care. At least pretend to be learning when people come and check on us."
15 minutes later he looks at his watch.
"Guess what girls? Study Break! All of you get to sit here and do nothing while me and Petra take our break in that supply closet over there"

by LoC978 Wed 19 Sep 2007 - 1:46

"Guess what girls? Study Break! All of you get to sit here and do nothing while me and Petra take our break in that supply closet over there"

"On second thought... Claes, set up that laptop and webcam. Triela, guard the door. Henri... H-Hey now, I don't want all of y- BLLEARGH!!"*iz ded*

by **emperor** Thu 20 Sep 2007 - 9:54

I think I see a girl gang of technology!! :cherry:

by Wileama Fri 21 Sep 2007 - 12:27

emperor wrote:I think I see a girl gang of technology!! :cherry:

girl gang bang....

Going straight to hell.

I can understand why the girls are taught things like language, basic math, reading, writing. Most of those are skills that a person needs to function in modern society. Language is the only one that isn't, and that's something an assassin would find helpful. Do you think the girls learn anything else though? Hilshire clearly taught some Shakespeare. Was that just to teach english, or where they actually learning literature.

I wouldn't teach my brainwash little assassins much. The less the know the less likely they are to think. Thinking is bad. So does the agency actually educate, or just teach the minimum. Does Hilshire try to open their eyes to the world with the classics, or just do his job?

by **rusty-spring** Fri 21 Sep 2007 - 14:44

Perhaps Hilshire, at least the way I see him, is the kinda stuffy boring person who actually likes giving lectures on stuff. (Anyone who's gone or in college know these kinda people exist.)

So not so much they feel the need to educate, but there is just that uncontrollable urge to broaden horizons. study

Besides, what else can you do to keep a bunch of adolescent girls busy during the day besides playing classical instruments and gardening? It's not like they can pop down to the local pizzaria or play putt-putt. It just might be habitual that you put children through school.

Keep 'em in the books, keep 'em outta trouble (though not that they would with all the fun brainwashing they're getting. :roll: )

by LoC978 Sat 22 Sep 2007 - 1:13

... Language is the only one that isn't...

actually, it's pretty essential in Europe. Imagine living in Montana and speaking English, but people in the surrounding states spoke danish, swedish, french, russian and italian. Even if you never leave your state, learning an extra language or six is rather important.

by **emperor** Sat 22 Sep 2007 - 9:27

Does Hilshire try to open their eyes to the world with the classics, or just do his job?

This is a great question!!!

Want to reply this case,people? :bball:

by LoC978 Sat 22 Sep 2007 - 10:13

Does Hilshire try to open their eyes to the world with the classics, or just do his job?

considering the man's personality, and his current situation... I'd say he's trying to turn them into more 'complete' people. Giving them some small semblance of normalcy. I think all of the original handlers did that in their own way. Giuseppe with his star gazing and retelling of myths, Marco with his Pasta Prince story, Raballo with his books... even Jean tried to impart a bit of philosophy to Rico: "what matters is what you do with the time you have"-regarding Ange's impending doom.

by Wileama Sat 22 Sep 2007 - 11:16

LoC978 wrote:I think all of the original handlers did that in their own way.

No the original handlers either tried to give them some semblance or normalcy, or tried to distance themselves from their 'tools.' Jean doesn't give Rico normalcy, he merrily allows it to happen some times. Important distinction. His 'philosophy' he gifts to Rico is merrily to keep is tool from getting depressed. I believe he still acknowledges the issue of moral.

by **boomer_gonz** Sat 22 Sep 2007 - 14:04

As far as schoolin' goes, they have a full curriculum(sp?) just in case anybody government busybodies want to take a closer look at the agency than they should.

by **emperor** Mon 24 Sep 2007 - 16:37

I think Jean, he knew what he done.

by **ElfenMagix** Tue 25 Sep 2007 - 21:47

LoC978 wrote:I always had the feeling that Hillshire took care of all the formal education... but now that I think about it, what qualifies him to do so?

Since he came from EuroPol, he has to have a College Education and a degree or two. Here in the states, you can not teach unless you have a degree in something.... anything... even if it does not match the field of your study. :|

Its good that the girls get some former education...
You dont want to end up in a situation where there are 12 rounds in your clip, you shoot 4 and you dont know how many you have left!

by LoC978 Tue 25 Sep 2007 - 23:35

hehe...

How many subject for girls there? Mathlesson

by **emperor** Wed 26 Sep 2007 - 2:19

Nice pic reply!!

by **ElfenMagix** Wed 26 Sep 2007 - 11:21

When did Henrietta wear glasses?

by Wileama Wed 26 Sep 2007 - 11:39

Their safety glasses to protect her eyes. I'm sure it's redundant for the girls, but it saves on maintenance so it pays of in the end.

by **ElfenMagix** Wed 26 Sep 2007 - 23:06

Ferro would teach 'The birds and the bees' and 'How to treat your boyfriend like a dog and have him like it!'

Priscilla would teach advanced math w/shopping skills!

by Danjo3 Sun 30 Sep 2007 - 0:53

DarlingRose wrote:Sandro as a teacher? PFFT! Hahahahahaha.

My guess would be that Sandro teaches sex ed, and Petra is his teacher's aid. The girls definately get thier money's worth out of that class. How many subject for girls there? Icon_redface

by **ElfenMagix** Sun 30 Sep 2007 - 15:17

Danjo3 wrote:
DarlingRose wrote:Sandro as a teacher? PFFT! Hahahahahaha.
My guess would be that Sandro teaches sex ed, and Petra is his teacher's aid. The girls definately get thier money's worth out of that class.

Is this before or after 'The movie?'

by LoC978 Sun 30 Sep 2007 - 19:44

movie? hah! they just make it a floor show!

by **ElfenMagix** Sun 30 Sep 2007 - 20:49

:twisted: wrote:
Oh-oh at the late night, double feature, picture show.

I wanna go, oh-oh, to the late night double feature picture show.

By RKO, oh-oh, at the late night double feature picture show.

In the back row at the late night double feature picture show.

by **boomer_gonz** Tue 2 Oct 2007 - 14:43

LoC978 wrote:hehe...

heh...

How many subject for girls there? Mathle10

by **Nachtsider** Tue 2 Oct 2007 - 15:48

You could also interpret it with Giuseppe saying "Work on your punctuation", as Henrietta's dialogue might actually ought to have incorporated an ellipsis between the first 'are' and the number '3'.

by **ElfenMagix** Tue 2 Oct 2007 - 21:05

How is she firing the weapon if her finger is off the trigger?

by LoC978 Tue 2 Oct 2007 - 22:44

took it off real quick when Jose spoke up, I imagine.

by **ElfenMagix** Tue 2 Oct 2007 - 23:00

She probably can since that digit of hers is so small, it can enter in and out the trigger guard without hitting it.

by **boomer_gonz** Wed 3 Oct 2007 - 0:34

Damn, that's true "gunslinger" status right there. Hey, that gave me a fanfic idea.

by **ElfenMagix** Wed 3 Oct 2007 - 15:48

boomer_gonz wrote:Damn, that's true "gunslinger" status right there. Hey, that gave me a fanfic idea.

Henrietta and the girls lost in the old wild west?
-An accident time travel story where the girls are thrown into 1860 Tombstone Arizona, where they meet the fastest guns in the west, only to prove them wrong!

Will the SWA and Section 2 get the girls back before they change history?

by LoC978 Wed 3 Oct 2007 - 17:09

-An accident time travel story where the girls are thrown into 1860 Tombstone Arizona, where they meet the fastest guns in the west, only to prove them wrong!

bah. there's too much of an ideal of 'fairness' to the fighting in those stories. Any of the girls would kill all of those people simply because they wouldn't be caught in a standoff.
e.g. While the idiots stand in the middle of the street shouting "coward", our young heroine would find a nicely concealed position and just shoot 'em. Anybody else shouts coward and pulls a gun... well, shoot them too. I could see an old west massacre happening in this story.

funny, how we can go from 'Cyborg Education' to 'Etta's Tombstone Massacre' in 7 posts.

by **Nachtsider** Wed 3 Oct 2007 - 18:29

I plant my flag on the Wild West idea, although the premise will be slightly altered once I pen a story based on it.

by Wileama Wed 3 Oct 2007 - 21:32

LoC978 wrote:bah. there's too much of an ideal of 'fairness' to the fighting in those stories. Any of the girls would kill all of those people simply because they wouldn't be caught in a standoff.
e.g. While the idiots stand in the middle of the street shouting "coward", our young heroine would find a nicely concealed position and just shoot 'em. Anybody else shouts coward and pulls a gun... well, shoot them too. I could see an old west massacre happening in this story.

No one is going to be calling coward on the girls. Why? The number of actual duel at high noon are so small I could count them on one hand. The girls would be do the exact same thing most other gunslingers of the day did. Well sans blocking bullets.

by LoC978 Thu 4 Oct 2007 - 0:02

Oh, I realize that what people actually did and what 'westerns' depict as having happened are two different things... I just like the idea of taking characters from my favorite story and putting them into my least favorite action genre... but I don't think they'd 'prove that they're faster' than anyone... they'd just prove that they're smarter, more precise, and more ruthless.
Assassinating > fighting

by **emperor** Thu 4 Oct 2007 - 3:44

Will the SWA and Section 2 get the girls back before they change history?

I can't stop laughting!! Laughing

by Wileama Thu 4 Oct 2007 - 21:05

LoC978 wrote:Oh, I realize that what people actually did and what 'westerns' depict as having happened are two different things... I just like the idea of taking characters from my favorite story and putting them into my least favorite action genre... but I don't think they'd 'prove that they're faster' than anyone... they'd just prove that they're smarter, more precise, and more ruthless.
Assassinating > fighting

Ah I see. I am compelled to agree, they continue their 'under handed' fighting style. However I've always believed there is no such thing as an unfair fight. I like to think most cowboys believed that too.

by LoC978 Thu 4 Oct 2007 - 21:26

Wileama wrote:I like to think most cowboys believed that too.

most cowboys herded cattle. they fought rustlers, sure, but that was just tussling over property. I'd say most outlaws and bounty hunters thought like that, though.

by **ElfenMagix** Thu 4 Oct 2007 - 22:04

LoC978 wrote:funny, how we can go from 'Cyborg Education' to 'Etta's Tombstone Massacre' in 7 posts.

History Lessons with Hillshire:
"Here we have a time machine that we barrowed for observational purposes only... Henriette, dont go near that switch. Henriette Get Away From That Switch!"

"Ohh! Shiney!"

*PRESS*

ZAP!

"Oh Lookie What We Got Here... A City Slicker and some lassies!"

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