#question 5

Question 5:

Your grandmother invites you to tea, but you're surprised when she gives you a pistol and orders you to kill another Vault resident. What do you do?

1. Obey your elder and kill the Vault resident with the pistol.

2. Offer your most prized possession for the resident's life.

3. Ask granny for a minigun instead. After all, you don't want to miss.

4. Throw your tea in granny's face.

The case involves a new character coming into the cast. This may be someone who comes up again in a later episode

credit to @ihavepointysticks for suggesting this poll!

How do you define art?

So I saw you kinda traveled around a lot? That actually all sounded very cool and pretty awesome! Are you now a little bit more free/ on your own? How come you came around so much? - those are btw not my next questions in this game I'm just curious.

Fifth question(?): how would you describe yourself looks and personality wise and which fictional character do you relate to because of your similarities?

Ooh I found the last post here

And yeah! It was pretty fun actually! My dad used to have a job which needed him to travel around a lot!He works in construction-Something pretty cool was in dubai where they were extending the Dragon Mall!I don't recall exactly but I think they didn't finish it?Or maybe they did... anyways you can still see it today! Unfortunately I can't remember this cause I was quite young, but we travelled a lot because of his work. The company started with the letter T but that's all I can say since I don't remember what is was called . Later we went to Libya where I then started kindergarten( actually I didn't even know that was the timeline everything was fuzzy lol I just asked my mum now). As for free Not at all, except for the first time ever I was allowed to go from my school to some shops nearby with my friends that was pretty shocking when I called my mum lol I expected her to reject the offer but she accepted!

For the question: so since im the type of person who knows nothing about herself () | wanted to ask my friend who l've known for like 5-6 years now what she thinks she would answer and this is what she said:

AGH FOR THE LOOKS LET ME TELL YOU - now ever since I was a kid I did not like kids at all, I'll spare you the gory details ... but yeah now it's sort of my"personality trait" I don't particularly hate them now per se BUT it's pretty uncomfortable if they come up to me. The issue is they always do and l'm just like so awkward. My mum said it's cause I look friendly even if I were to try to do my own thing they come to me and that is not a flex once I was walking with my friend who loves kids and one random kid came up to me asking if I liked his rock... like dude I DONT KNOWWW a he could've asked her anyways enough about me and my incompatibility with kids... for characters I would say kazutora or Ishigami from love is war- off the top of my head, I haven’t read or watched stuff in so long I need to find the motivation😔

My first ever uni presentation was a debate for Media Representations.

Not only did I have to navigate the pressures of doing a presentation for the first time, but it was also the first group project I did that wasn’t with people I knew. After weeks of very little communication from my group, I showed up to our presentation as prepared as I could be, I had my video complete and submitted, I had notes on what to talk about during the discussion, and I had a few questions prepared to ask the other team.

What followed my careful preparation was something that can only be described as a ‘worst case scenario’. My fears of talking over my teammates was quickly extinguished, as my own teammate wouldn’t let me get a word in, even in reply to questions asked to me, and even as the teacher tried to step in.

From this experience I learned that sometimes no matter how hard I prepare, the worst-case scenario can still happen. Working with unknowns is inevitable and dealing with it is often what defines people. I learnt how to stay collected during chaotic scenarios and to bounce back at the end, falling back on my research and preparation as well as my attitude in order to succeed.