Office Hours, Saturday

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Daniela was keeping Lito company in his office today, alternating between sending Hernando photos of everything about the school and leafing through his books because she couldn't believe he hadn't picked out a play for his class to perform yet, "Lito, it's October already, God."

"What about Romeo and Juliet?"

"Everyone does Romeo and Juliet," he pointed out.

"What about Titus Andronicus? No one does that one!" He just stared at her. "What?"

"Have you read Titus Andronicus?!"

((Open office is open!))

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"Hi Daniela! You have the cutest style," April said. "Those are the best shoes."

"Were you guys just talking about plays to perform?" Mal wanted to know. "You should do something totally complicated with a death scene. April's really good at death scenes."

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"I'll take that under advisement," Lito promised. "Daniela's stumping for Titus Andronicus, but I don't know if the school's fake blood budget is up to the task."

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"Isn't that the name of the guy from The Invincible Kimberly Schraft?" April asked.

Mal elbowed her. "No, it's Shakespeare." Then to Lito, "Just saying, you might get some calls from parents about the graphic content. At my school, we did meta for Grease and they had to take out like half the second act so the parents wouldn't freak."

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Considering that Fandom High was not very much like other schools, Lito didn't see that being a problem, but more importantly, "We are probably not doing Titus Andronicus."

"He's no fun," Daniela complained.

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April gave Daniela a sympathetic look. Not that she actually knew the play, but still.

"Do you have a favorite play, Mr. Rodriguez?" she asked. It wasn't sucking up if her only intention was just to make conversation, right? "Mine is Midsummer, but our class might be too big for that."

"I like anything that isn't meta for Our Town," Mal volunteered.

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"I've always enjoyed Hamlet," Lito said. That was not exactly true. He enjoyed watching Hernando talk about Hamlet. Lito had always preferred the comedies, himself. "And I don't think Our Town is in the cards, no."