Carte 12 - Black Jack -- Post detention 02 [Accidental video]

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[He could only assume that this time, the detention was due to him skipping out on that days' exams. When the Author finally let him out, Black Jack seemed calm and neutral as he walked down the corridor. After a while, as soon as he reached his room, he shut himself in, and almost immediatly, his fist seemed to connect with the door. His hand clenching the pain away, he stepped further inside, before violently kicking his desk chair across the room, shoving the contents of his desk to the floor in a flurry of papers. His blackberry gets sent flying along with his files, and lands with a thud against the wall. The feed shows the doctor continuing to trash his room, and him picking up his coffee mug, throwing it in no particular direction, an angry yell accompanying said action.

Another 20 minutes pass, before he eventually stops, and slides down the wall to the floor, resting his elbows on his knee's as he grips at his hair, trying to calm himself down. He seems oblivious to the fact that his hands are bleeding, probably due to the smashed glass that the video feed can just about pick up...]

Cast-Point 003 -- Yoh Takami -- [In Person]

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[Yoh is on his way to lunch. He's just gotten his results and is frowning over his paper, looking rather thoughtful. He lied on his test, obviously, liars never change. His result is this:

ISFJ's respect established authority and they tend to accept others’ opinions and desires as their own. In work situations, they provide a stable and standardized service. Disorderly situations and constantly changing rules can cause them undue stress. At these times ISFJ's need to be more assertive and direct because, owing to their kindheartedness and sensitivity, ISFJ's can be taken for granted and even taken advantage of. This can cause them to feel resentment and anger — feelings that the ISFJ has a tendency to deny. If the situation worsens and uncomfortable feelings build up, the ISFJ will begin to feel insecure about their status. Worrying that they are not secure or protected enough, they may become overprotective and excessively nervous about foreboding events. This can cause others to feel resistant or defiant which then contributes to the disorder of the situation.

If stress continues, the ISFJ will experience increasing anxiety. Their fear that things will continue to spin out of control will result in a general feeling of dread and apprehensiveness. They become both wary of change and unrelentingly pessimistic about the future. ISFJ's will eventually become immobilized by physical symptoms associated with their anxieties. Providing care for others will become secondary as their own bodily symptoms — resulting from their fears of abandonment — disable to such a degree that they cannot assume their responsibilities. Yet, abandoning service-orientated obligations prevent

Careers:

•Ministry
•Library Work
•Nursing

Those who know him may notice the slightest hint of a smirk on his face.]

011 // Kinomoto Touya \\ [In Person]

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[He's in the library. Touya sits down to start studying for his upcoming exam when he decides to open up his stapled closed results. He flips it opened, skims it, shrugs and discards it. But if you were to come by and read it it says:

ISTJ

When their skills at maintaining the structures that they believe hold up society fall short of achieving the security they are striving toward, ISTJ's become tired and weary. If the stress becomes overwhelming, ISTJ's become immobilized and cannot fill the responsibilities that they consider necessary for rightful membership within their community. They become incapacitated by concerns of a bankruptcy. ISTJ's may then further increase their attention on the details of the situation that is causing them stress. This sometimes results in accusations by those around them that the ISTJ is becoming over-demanding, irritable, inflexible, and impatient with others.

Fearing the breakdown of a trustworthy system and dreading becoming an outcast, the ISTJ may feel like energy is being drained from their bodies. Fatigue will set in and it will be exacerbated by a loss of sleep and of appetite. Depleted of their resources, ISTJ's will be unable to meet many of their obligations or fulfill their duties to their work and to others. Not being able to fulfill this basic need, the ISTJ becomes further stressed and almost incapacitated by listlessness —making it all the more difficult be responsive to others.

Careers:
•Engineer
•Police Officer
•Dentist]

Skull 004 :: Bones - Post detention [Accidental video/audio]

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[The doors to the biology lab swing open in sudden rush as Bones walks in, and sits at the nearest availible stool. The blackberry, again, still in her pocket, can't pick up anything very well, as it is grasped tightly in her palm. However, anyone listening will hear her crying, almost a little hysterically. As she sits down, she slams down the small device on the lab table, and holds her head in her hands as she attempts to calm herself down. The feed doesn't show her entirely, only a small part of her left side, but, it's clear that she's incredibly distressed

After a few minutes, she seems to calm down slightly, and folds her arms across the table, resting her head down on them and continuing to cry to herself.]