The Famous Pepper Potts

“It’s kind of like a school that looks like a vacation.” 

“A school shouldn’t be like a vacation. It’s a place to learn to and excel.”

“It’s a very well ran school, Sir. Students just get a bit of culture with it.” 

“Is it? There are moments that it doesn’t feel like it.”

“School. Vacation isn’t this hellish.”

“You say that with such certainty” 

“A very beautiful and well designed school in Monaco.”

“So is it a vacation or is it a place of learning?”

“Vacation-school, pops… Think of it as both.”

“It shouldn’t be both and please don’t call me pops.”

“With the amount of teaching and grading I have to do I’m pretty convinced it’s still a school.”

“That’s comforting. You’re a professor here then. What do you teach?”

“It’s hard to tell isn’t it? With how beautiful and sunny this place is, even in the winter.”

“If I wanted my daughter to have a beautiful winter then she would stay home. I want my daughter to have an education that will get her places.”

“Oh yeah? And how do you know?” Nuka rose a brow, curious to see just which girl this person was talking about. “Ah… yeah okay. You don’t actually think that we don’t enjoy ourselves? Just which of the kittens is yours then?”

“Because it’s a university, the point of a university it to better yourself.” Crossing his arms the man gave the boy a look of discontent. “Don’t refer to Pepper as a kitten. She’s not here to enjoy to herself, she’s here to graduate with top marks and take her place at Stark Inc. She’s known that since she was a child.”

“Uh, Clint.”

“Well Clint, how about you make yourself useful and lead me to Rever Hall.”

“Not unless you’re laughing.”

“I’m not. Who are you?”

“I don’t think it’s resorted to much.”

“Are you trying to be funny?”

“I’m pretty sure it’s a school.”

“Looks more like a resort.”

“Some would say both. I like to consider it the paradise of booze and very fine French speaking ladies.” Nuka said with a slightly tipsy chuckle.

“That’s not what she’s here for. That’s not what any of you are here. This is a place of learning not making fools of yourselves.”