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[Deku scrubs a hand through his hair in frustration]

English is hard...!!

[hardening]

Maybe English is my secret scholastic skill???

[He's grinning from ear to ear. You can tell he's getting a good kick out of Deku not knowing the answer to a question. It makes him feel a lot better about being 15th in the class.]

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[Deku laughs, cheered by Kirishima's enthusiasm.]

Maybe! Maybe soon I'll have to get you to start tutoring me!

[hardening]

[Wow, that's probably the nicest compliment anyone's ever given him over his school work?]

Deku... I'd be happy to!

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Haha. In the meantime, let's put this question aside to ask Yaoyorozu-san later...

You have a few spelling mistakes in these questions, here and here... but I think the grammar looks okay!

Ah. You should probably get a second opinion though. Just in case.

[hardening]

I'm not too worried about spelling. Aizawa-sensei said to focus on the structure and then he'll have me improve my spelling.

[Their poor teacher has to put up with like the same group of dum dums so he probably gives them more manageable goals.]

I just have the rest of my work to do now, what about you Deku?

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[Deku looks askance to a pile of books on his desk that he's been ignoring...]

... The Japanese literature assignment ...

[UGHHHHHHHHHHH]

[hardening]

[OH NO WHY DID YOU REMIND HIM.]

FUCK. I FORGOT ABOUT THAT!

[Frantically, he starts to dig through his book bag for the assignment.]

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I've been avoiding it...

Why do we have to study Japanese literature to be heroes, anyway?

[hardening]

Hmm.. to be good citizens too? Can't be a hero and have a brain full of rocks?

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I guess...

... I really just don't care about poems that much, though ...

i'm deaf so like i tried really hard with the syllables?

[hardening]

But! What if someone makes a poem about you while you're a hero? Like this?

[ ahem.]

Mighty Deku is
Here to save us all from the
evil that lurks, smiling.

omg bless you this is precious

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[Oh no, that's too sincere. Deku goes a little bit pink, a wobbly smile on his face.]

I don't-- haha, there's no way...

[Quick change the focus.]

Um. That's a good poem, though. I mean-- you know, on the, technical side of it.

;u;

[hardening]

It'll be a classic one day, and fifty years from now kids will be studying that haiku like we are today. You'll be in the Classical Literature books!

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Haha... well, I think the classics are usually supposed to be about nature... or something. Right?

They're always about, the moon, or the pond, or... frogs.

If we could read poems about heroes, it'd be way more interesting.

[hardening]

Well, what if someone compared you to like the works or an author while you were heroing?

I'd kinda like to know if it was an insult or a compliment.

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True!

I guess we'll both just have to do our best to muddle through it.

[hardening]

Yes! If we figure it out before everyone else, it's got to be our secret so we can get out ahead.

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... That's unexpectedly under-handed for you, Kirishima-kun ...

[hardening]

Listen, I never said we couldn't help them just that we need to have the monopoly on information to get ahead.

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I guess so...

Well, let's just focus on doing our best, first!

[hardening]

[Deku please, Kiri just wants to have some kind of advantage he's proud of!!]

Always! [he grins, shuffling his papers together. kirishima glimpses over at Deku's notebooks and papers before looking down at his ragtag bundled ones.] Man, I gotta ask Deku. How do you keep all your papers so organized? Mine just seem to... find their own way of organization.

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Huh? Oh. It's not that difficult. I like to have one notebook and one clear file for each subject. Colour-coded, so it's easy to find what you want at a glance! [Uh-oh, mutter mode is beginning, here he goes...] I like blue for English, red for math, green for science... but I suppose it doesn't really matter what colours or system you use, so long as you can understand it. Anyway. Then handwritten notes go in the notebook, and handouts from the teacher go in the clear file. At the end of term, you take all the loose sheets out of the clear files for each subject and jot down any information on them that isn't in your written notes, and file the sheets away in a larger folder on your bookshelf, which I'd usually recommend keeping at least until the end of the year, and it helps if they're divided by subject as well, with sub-dividers indicating the topic... anyway and then half your revision for end-of-term tests is already done, and you have an empty clear file again for the next start of term. Yeah, that's the best way to to do it, I think...

[hardening]

[He just, let's Deku ramble on. Half of the information goes in one ear and out the other. This is some next level organizational skills that he can't fully fathom yet. He's almost kind of terrified of Deku's organizational skills.] S-so folders? Separate folders?

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Right! Even just separating things by subject at least will help a lot.