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theatrical_muse] 262 - Lines
Dec. 26th, 2008 10:27 am262 - Lines
When I was thirteen, I was a reasonably good student. Although I consistently scored above average in pretty much every subject, I wasn't the guy who blew the bell curve, either. That is, except for one subject: math.
I'd never been especially good with numbers before then. It took me weeks to learn my times tables, and long division had given me headaches. Arithmetic was fine, because I could think in numbers of objects, and I could see the shapes we studied in geometry. For years, I'd been a solid B student in math.
And then came seventh grade and analytical geometry.
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OOC Note: This is a canon-based prompt. See disclaimer.
When I was thirteen, I was a reasonably good student. Although I consistently scored above average in pretty much every subject, I wasn't the guy who blew the bell curve, either. That is, except for one subject: math.
I'd never been especially good with numbers before then. It took me weeks to learn my times tables, and long division had given me headaches. Arithmetic was fine, because I could think in numbers of objects, and I could see the shapes we studied in geometry. For years, I'd been a solid B student in math.
And then came seventh grade and analytical geometry.
( Red Arrow )
(439)
OOC Note: This is a canon-based prompt. See disclaimer.
