I think that your disrespect has gone on long enough, cadet. “No.” Peter slammed his papers down on the podium. “With the three-factor system and forty-eight hour waiting period? You just don't get it.” “I know you grew up living off your father’s pension, so you might not believe hardship exists, but it does, and it is this institution’s role to study it.” Kirk pressed his lips into a slight smile, leaning around another student’s chair. It had been a semester of interruptions, questioning, doubt.
Peter wasn’t going to put up with this anymore. He lived pampered in their shadows, adored for nothing. What had Kirk done except be born into ease? A legendary mother. He’d earned his way to his degree, gone to the right schools, gotten a scholarship. He was a backwards farm boy with a famous name who interrupted class to spread his arrogance, mistaking it for charm. James Kirk didn’t deserve to wear the same uniform as the other students. Kirk’s face was red, eyes narrowed, and it made Peter smile. Sit down and learn something, Kirk, before you get kicked out of this program.”
“You got arrested three times the year I got my PhD on this very subject. “I’m not listening to you lecture about judging a massacre with a three-factor decision tree!” It was a lecture theater with hundreds, most shrinking back in their seats, some gleeful. “Fine.” He slung his bag over his shoulder and strode past the other students. “Five demerits, and you’ll sit back down.” “Good luck with the rest of this super informative lecture.” As if he could fool Peter like he’d fooled the rest of the staff. “Leaving.” He snapped his book shut and straightened, those condescending eyes widened in innocence. “Cadet Kirk! What do you think you’re doing?” He was shoving his tablet into his bag, noisily huffing under his breath. He glared at the third row, where the student wasn’t apologetically making his way to the restroom. Professor Peter Heleine thought it was disgusting.īut he’d sat through that meeting and all the other lectures, unlike this child. Let them learn to fight for themselves, he had said at the staff meeting.
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The academy was full of these little upstarts, the tiresome rude children who didn’t know how to listen because Pike thought defiance showed character. His entire rhythm was ruined, and all for a noisy student leaving for the restroom? Unacceptable.
The slides clicked forward accidentally and he had to click back twice to regain his place. Skipping the step, people assert, increased panic and tainted the evidence in such a way-”Ī chair scraped loudly across the floor, interrupting the professor’s lecture. Protocol 74.2 mandated forty-eight hours of observation prior to intervention. The deciding captain did not utilize the three-factor decision tree, leaving him liable to error, as you'll see. "Given all of the evidence you’ve seen today, we’ll now discuss the events surrounding the decision to break Protocol 74.2, which marked a change in regional settlement behavior that many still debate, including myself.
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