Thursday 4/14
Ceres Lucretia hosted a history class at Saint Reinette's. Students and staff gathered and learned primarily the value of their history education and how such knowledge might do them well in many walks of life.
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After a lengthy discussion a quick journey out to the Sil'dih ruins was made. Where the past of the war between Sil'dih and Ul'dah was discussed. Tying in to the previous lesson and reinforcing it's moral. That learning of the past can give insight onto the present and why people are as the are and decisions are made based upon the past.
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With the lesson complete, after a bit of discussion about the origins of the two nations and where things went wrong between them, class dismissed and everyone returned mostly without event.
Ceres Lucretia hosted a history class at Saint Reinette's. Students and staff gathered and learned primarily the value of their history education and how such knowledge might do them well in many walks of life.
After a lengthy discussion a quick journey out to the Sil'dih ruins was made. Where the past of the war between Sil'dih and Ul'dah was discussed. Tying in to the previous lesson and reinforcing it's moral. That learning of the past can give insight onto the present and why people are as the are and decisions are made based upon the past.
With the lesson complete, after a bit of discussion about the origins of the two nations and where things went wrong between them, class dismissed and everyone returned mostly without event.
