Open Fringe Club Fair Y42: History Club

[Emmanuel Okoye]

Emmanuel had gotten a table together, and was using the posters and some history books. He was just at the edge of the great hall, away from the crowd, but if someone was looking they would spot them. He was really hoping they would get at least a couple more people for their club. It was nice just him and Aine, but it would be good to have a few more. He knew that Aine was bringing a few more cookies. He had a couple there, but he didn't think it would be enough. Emmanuel really hoped they wouldn't get into trouble for this.

Out of Character:

Emmanuel has an unofficial history club, if you would like to join just reply here.

 

[Lillian Morrow]

Lily wanted to join a club, but she was afraid to speak to anyone that was behind the cutely decorated stalls. She wanted to speak up more, but every time she tried her voice decided that a volume level of zero was high enough for everyone to understand her. That and the fact everyone scared her made it hard to join anything. She was in the Great Hall trying not to be seen by anyone. Blending in with the tapestries on the walls. She did spot someone she knew. She had spoken with Emmanuel before and that had gone over relatively okay. She walked towards him and spotted that he was trying to seek members for his History club. Something that did interest Lily. Since it was a relatively new thing there probably weren't that many members, which made it safe in all ways. ''I like to uh.. join..'' Lily said shyly, the volume at least higher than zero.

 

[Aine Thompson]

Aine had ducked in to the main club fair for a few minutes to sign up for Heta Omega, which had been more stressful than she thought for no actual reason, just that she was slightly anxious about it in general. She wasn't so worried about the history club, though. That was fine, it wasn't an official school sanctioned club and she liked hanging out with Emmanuel, he was very intelligent and had interesting perspectives. They had such differing upbringings, but that wasn't a bad thing, it just meant they had different sources of knowledge to draw from. She placed her tupperware container of Anzac biscuits down - it felt like the most appropriate option, considering - and smiled at the girl who had already joined them and was talking to Emmanuel. "Sorry about that, all sorted now," she quickly said to Emmanuel, before turning back to the other girl, who looked like a first or second year. "Hi, welcome! It's always good to have other historians around."

 

[Emmanuel Okoye]

Emmanuel was surprised but happily surprised as someone began approaching the table. He knew who this was too and hadn't realized she was interested in history, or he might've already asked her to join. Better now than never, though. ”Great!” he said with a warm tone. He handed her the sign-up sheet just as Aine joined them. ”No problem, Aine,” he replied before motioning to the girl signing up. ”This is Lillian, she's in my house and my year,” he explained. ”Lillian, this is Aine, currently the history club is just the three of us,” He motioned to the sign-up sheet as he said three, ”But we might see a few more people sign up before the fair is over,”​

 

[Lillian Morrow]

Lillian didn't exactly know what to say to the girl. She had expected to see Emmanuel only, but hadn't thought about the other people in this club. Something that was rather stupid thinking back about it now. Lillian waved her hand as a introduction, still too nervous too actually talk. A drop of sweat trickling down her cheek. Lillian nodded at the extra introduction that Emmanuel provided. ''Three is great.'' Lillian mumbled. ''I especially love ancient Greek and Rome'' She added quickly.