MHA # 19, Monday

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Well, the new class schedule was out and it was maybe a little bit confusing at the moment. Because Jane was certain she hadn't offered to do a second class. And it seemed like maybe a small disaster to have it be about mythology, all things considered.

Maybe it was a mistake and she just needed to go clear it up at the office! That was it. You know, before it turned into an awkward conversation with Thor or Don.

Which she was putting off by just frowning at the schedule in her hands.

[expecting one!]

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"Because most of what I know outside of the Norse pantheon is how to beat up Ares," Don explained. "And I can't even do that. That was Thor."

When Don saw the written class description instead of just the schedule, so much was going to become clear.

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"...wait, really?" Look, all she knew was the Norse pantheon.

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"He can be a real asshole, but I guess it comes with the whole 'god of war' territory." Their lives.

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"Okay, so maybe we pump Thor and Val for information if we can't convince the moose to change things."

Enjoy all the discussions about which goddesses were good in bed, guys.

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They couldn't run a whole class on that, could they?

...could they?

"...I'll start reading Wikipedia, I guess," Don sighed. "Thor can tell me which parts are wrong, at least?"

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"We can look in the library too!" Yes, research this to be told it was all wrong.

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"I know the Norse books here are all out of whack," Don said. "None of them say Thor and Loki are brothers, even. It's been a real problem trying to figure out...well, never mind. So...we'll see how the rest of them are."

Wrong and full of goddesses Thor and Val were going to rate on a scale of 1-10.

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"Oh, and they say he's a redhead too," Jane said, remembering that from back when she first met Thor. "Weirdly."

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"So...should we start with that?" Don asked. "If we can't get the moose to see sense." Spoiler alert: the moose would not see sense.