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'''Zehra Jalindra''' was in [[Courtney Woods]]' year at [[Coal Hill School]]. She was always late for lessons. | '''Zehra Jalindra''' was in [[Courtney Woods]]' year at [[Coal Hill School]]. She was always late for lessons. | ||
In [[2013]], [[Clara Oswald]] took her class outdoors to learn about [[tardigrade]]s. Once they got settled on the [[grass]], she instructed them to look up at the [[sky]] for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they | [[Mackenzie Brooks]] frequently slipped her notes, often reminders of how desperately in love with her he was, which Zehra always took with a sigh and nothing else. | ||
In [[2013]], [[Clara Oswald]] took her class outdoors to learn about [[tardigrade]]s. Once they got settled on the [[grass]], she instructed them to look up at the [[sky]] for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they saw. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Normality (short story)|Normality]]'') | |||
{{Coal Hill School}} | {{Coal Hill School}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:41, 20 April 2017
Zehra Jalindra was in Courtney Woods' year at Coal Hill School. She was always late for lessons.
Mackenzie Brooks frequently slipped her notes, often reminders of how desperately in love with her he was, which Zehra always took with a sigh and nothing else.
In 2013, Clara Oswald took her class outdoors to learn about tardigrades. Once they got settled on the grass, she instructed them to look up at the sky for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they saw. (PROSE: Normality)
