why does it start with kind of?
anyway, the class seems to hold a lot of information, and could be a lot of fun. I also foresee a lot of inner conflict and arguments outside of class related to this class as well.

Interesting class. I agree with Elsha, much arguing will ensue if the teacher lets anyone get a word in edgewise.

Somehow I see the teacher as a uber-feminist woman type, not a man.

Lots of potential for sequels.

That’s kind of why the teacher is such a dick. Also, the ‘kind of’ must have slipped in when I was trying to instant message someone. Weird.

Just by reading this article for the first time, it is hard not to get a strong sense of atmosphere from the teacher.
How to put it- I find them hilariously interesting, to the point that I would wish that someone I knew to be in the Mottwoo class just to laugh at their misfortune… also to the point that I would have to refuse impolitely not to join in it.

A good, nice read, the development in one character in a sheer couple of sentences, striking.

I totally agree that the teacher’s a dick. But how else do you start a class like that?

I soooo want to read more from this class!

I like the tone of the teacher – he’s not self-important and grandstanding. I think it would be more powerful if when listing what’s real he went for specifics rather than general: “Witches are real, so are mermaids. Griffons? I rode one to work this morning. Aliens? Well, they were real … Oh, and the gods? Turns out the Aztecs got that right. They’re real and they’re hungry.”

This is going to be a series, with each sequel explaining one of the many subjects this class will tackle. So if you think you’ve got an idea for how vampires work, well, toss it in a sequel.

I’m so glad this got featured! This piece is delightful. It’s so strange and surreal, and yet also matter-of-fact in the exact same breath. I can’t wait to read more.

Oof. Thank you for the feature, folks!

potter withdrawal anyone? :P I’m feelin it..
I can’t wait for this to become a series!