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language_escapesTitle: Of String Theory, Bad Poetry, and Head Girl Badges
Rating: PG
Warnings: Underage kissing, panty raid, really awful poetry. None others that I think should really be warned for, but if you think differently, let me know and I will change it immediately.
Pairing(s): Kelly/Polly UST, Kelly/Andrea, Polly/Harriet
Summary: In her first week at St. Trinian’s, Kelly wears the Head Girl badge and hates fellow First Year Polly Hopkins. In her last year at St. Trinian’s, only one of these things is still true. How Kelly came to wear the Head Girl’s badge for all seven years at St. Trinian’s (if only for a few hours at a time) and become best friends with Polly.
Word Count: 16,500. Yes, you read that right.
Author’s Notes: All science is courtesy of the television show The Big Bang Theory, Wikipedia, and some frantic Googling. I skipped most of my physics classes, got set on fire in my chemistry classes, and was the experiment in my anatomy/physiology classes, so it doesn't come from me. The (good) poems quoted are, in order, “The Implications of One Plus One,” by Marge Piercy; “Full Moon,” by Vita Sackville-West; “XIX from Twenty-One Love Poems,” by Adrienne Rich; “Variations on the Word Sleep,” by Margaret Atwood; “Remember,” by Christina Rosetti; “Equinox,” by Joy Harjo; and “Helen of Troy Does Countertop Dancing,” by Margaret Atwood.
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Rating: PG
Warnings: Underage kissing, panty raid, really awful poetry. None others that I think should really be warned for, but if you think differently, let me know and I will change it immediately.
Pairing(s): Kelly/Polly UST, Kelly/Andrea, Polly/Harriet
Summary: In her first week at St. Trinian’s, Kelly wears the Head Girl badge and hates fellow First Year Polly Hopkins. In her last year at St. Trinian’s, only one of these things is still true. How Kelly came to wear the Head Girl’s badge for all seven years at St. Trinian’s (if only for a few hours at a time) and become best friends with Polly.
Word Count: 16,500. Yes, you read that right.
Author’s Notes: All science is courtesy of the television show The Big Bang Theory, Wikipedia, and some frantic Googling. I skipped most of my physics classes, got set on fire in my chemistry classes, and was the experiment in my anatomy/physiology classes, so it doesn't come from me. The (good) poems quoted are, in order, “The Implications of One Plus One,” by Marge Piercy; “Full Moon,” by Vita Sackville-West; “XIX from Twenty-One Love Poems,” by Adrienne Rich; “Variations on the Word Sleep,” by Margaret Atwood; “Remember,” by Christina Rosetti; “Equinox,” by Joy Harjo; and “Helen of Troy Does Countertop Dancing,” by Margaret Atwood.
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