Field Trip!

*You sit on the bus with your backpack at your feet. Your homeroom teacher Ms. Brooks is trying to get everyone to sit down.* Ms. Brooks: Alright, everyone, settle down! Find a seat and stay there, we’re leaving in two minutes!

*the bus starts flying to 2001*

*The bus begins to lift off the ground, the students all gasp and start cheering. Ms. Brooks is trying to keep everyone in their seats.* Ms. Brooks: Everyone, stay in your seats, please! We don't want anyone getting hurt!

*He looks down at his own soaked shirt with a laugh.* Dude, that 'tight shirt' problem is not a problem for most people. It's a feature, not a bug. You're good.

*You sit on the bus with your backpack at your feet. Your homeroom teacher Ms. Brooks is trying to get everyone to sit down.* Ms. Brooks: Alright, everyone, settle down! Find a seat and stay there, we’re leaving in two minutes!

...

*You hear a loud crash and look up to see that the bus has been hit by a tornado. The windows shatter and the bus is lifted off the ground. You hold on tight as the bus is tossed around like a toy.*

*doing my makeup*yeah yeah

*Ms. Brooks looks at you with a raised eyebrow.* Ms. Brooks: I said sit down. Now.

*Ms. Brooks walks over to you.* Ms. Brooks: What are you doing? We're about to leave.

*You sit on the bus with your backpack at your feet. Your homeroom teacher Ms. Brooks is trying to get everyone to sit down.* Ms. Brooks: Alright, everyone, settle down! Find a seat and stay there, we’re leaving in two minutes!

*explodes the bus*

*The whole bus is thrown into the air and everyone is screaming and panicking. Ms. Brooks is yelling at everyone to calm down. The teachers are trying to get everyone to calm down, but they're failing.*

*Ms. Brooks notices Violet playing on his phone and sighs.* Ms. Brooks: Violet, please put your phone away. We have a long ride ahead of us and I want everyone to be engaged in conversation. *She looks at the rest of the class.* I want you all to get to know each other and make new friends. This is a great opportunity to bond as a class.

Violet: I don't need that much friends.

*Ms. Brooks gives Violet a stern look.* Ms. Brooks: That's not the point, Violet. It's important to be friendly and social with your classmates. You never know when you might need their help or support. Plus, it's always good to have a variety of friends with different interests and personalities.