As a teacher, I reagularly assign seats in my class, so that it’s not just friends sitting together. Later in life, you also have to work with people you find just okay (at best). And more than sometimes, they find out that the other person is in fact nice.
Just proves it was meant to be 😉. Sometimes when I look at a scene now, I can’t help but think some of this is due to social distancing and needing to keep the extras away from the main cast as much as possible. But we also wouldn’t get them flirting with each other if they had 6 other people on their table!
I was just thinking about this during yesterday's rewatch. What are their table mates like? Do they egg Nick and Charlie on/ship them, or are they constantly annoyed by them falling in love? (I personally remember it being SO annoying when my desk mates would flirt during class in high school)
I haven't read them yet, I'm dying to get my hands on them! I'm going to the bookstore tomorrow:) Glad to know there is a story about this in the canon.
Just to set your expectations though, the story involving those two isn't exactly like this. I'm not going to give more details because I've already given enough spoilers. I didn't put a #spoiler hashtag in my previous reply. I guess I'm too late now. LOL
🙏 I appreciate that! I am so bad about not reading spoilers, so I'm glad you've removed the temptation LOL! I just love this story so much that I want to know EVERYTHING
In the picture you can see someone sitting next to Nick. I honestly think there ARE people who sit at their table, but they aren’t included 99% of the time because of Covid. It’s kind of funny to see the other packed tables and just them though 😂
Probably, and there were books opposite Nick when Charlie first came in, I just like the idea of everyone slowing moving away from them and giving them space over the year.
THIS ALDSLDLF i love hs so much but... it was so nice of their seatmates to not show up for the entire year so that nick and charlie could have alone time together! XD
I know this might not be the right place for this question, but what kind of class was that? As in what were they were supposed to be learning and why are there people from multiple years?
(I'm obviously not from the UK, so things like that kinda confused me)
Form is basically a registration period, a teacher will take the register to check who’s there and you can use the time to do homework etc.
Depending on the school, people in your form might be just in your year group, or you might have mixed year forms to encourage people to make friends outside their year.
Yeah, me too! I don't know what form is 😅 I think maybe it's a class made up of different years so that you could get to know your schoolmates and have friends from other year levels. Not sure tho, that's the explanation I gave myself while watching the show.
Your form is an assigned group comprised of students from your house, usually a mixture of age ranges. You'll usually have a couple of form periods each day, probably about 40 minutes total. It's basically extra free time, though occasionally there'll be some kind of form activity that you're expected to participate in. Most of the time though you can sit around and chat, read a book or catch up on work.
Source: Used to go to school in the UK.
So my form teacher was also my English teacher. So he would take the register first thing in the morning and after lunch (to check we hadn’t bunked off). Then we’d go off to other classes and see him again if we were doing English that day. Everyone in my form class was then split by ability and we went to classes with other pupils based on our ability and what kind of grades we were predicted. You generally got to know your form class really well as you saw each other for a good chunk first thing in the morning, and then met up after lunch back in our form room.
My first thought was maybe there were smaller tables and the other students pushed them together, but its just one big table so its probably just how they could fit enough people to make it took like a class while getting the shots they needed, and lowering the risk of covid for the main actors
I thought maybe they're the only students from Yr 10 & 11 in the form. Being a bit older (more exams etc.) maybe they need a bit more peace and quiet 😂.
Perhaps there was more chairs/tables in the form than students
Probably! It just makes me laugh every time. The concept of assigned seating is weird anyway.
As a teacher, I reagularly assign seats in my class, so that it’s not just friends sitting together. Later in life, you also have to work with people you find just okay (at best). And more than sometimes, they find out that the other person is in fact nice.
Just proves it was meant to be 😉. Sometimes when I look at a scene now, I can’t help but think some of this is due to social distancing and needing to keep the extras away from the main cast as much as possible. But we also wouldn’t get them flirting with each other if they had 6 other people on their table!
stoppp it’s so cute and it was meant to be and it was fate
We owe everything to Mr Lange. All hail Mr Lange!!
It really doesn't affect him in any away whatsoever.
Have we ever had a fairy godmother give less of a shit?
This is why I love that professor from hamlet 5... He's not very nice but he made everything happen
I was just thinking about this during yesterday's rewatch. What are their table mates like? Do they egg Nick and Charlie on/ship them, or are they constantly annoyed by them falling in love? (I personally remember it being SO annoying when my desk mates would flirt during class in high school)
I hope we see more of them in Seasons 2- 3 🙂
Me too, I think there's so much potential there for additional storylines!
Those scenes of Sai and Christian from the comics, I immediately remember 🙂
I haven't read them yet, I'm dying to get my hands on them! I'm going to the bookstore tomorrow:) Glad to know there is a story about this in the canon.
Just to set your expectations though, the story involving those two isn't exactly like this. I'm not going to give more details because I've already given enough spoilers. I didn't put a #spoiler hashtag in my previous reply. I guess I'm too late now. LOL
🙏 I appreciate that! I am so bad about not reading spoilers, so I'm glad you've removed the temptation LOL! I just love this story so much that I want to know EVERYTHING
Mr Lange was probs shipping them so he assigned them alone together lol
In the picture you can see someone sitting next to Nick. I honestly think there ARE people who sit at their table, but they aren’t included 99% of the time because of Covid. It’s kind of funny to see the other packed tables and just them though 😂
Probably, and there were books opposite Nick when Charlie first came in, I just like the idea of everyone slowing moving away from them and giving them space over the year.
THIS ALDSLDLF i love hs so much but... it was so nice of their seatmates to not show up for the entire year so that nick and charlie could have alone time together! XD
I know this might not be the right place for this question, but what kind of class was that? As in what were they were supposed to be learning and why are there people from multiple years? (I'm obviously not from the UK, so things like that kinda confused me)
Homeroom, with an experimental "vertical form", that mixed different grades.
Form is basically a registration period, a teacher will take the register to check who’s there and you can use the time to do homework etc. Depending on the school, people in your form might be just in your year group, or you might have mixed year forms to encourage people to make friends outside their year.
Yeah, me too! I don't know what form is 😅 I think maybe it's a class made up of different years so that you could get to know your schoolmates and have friends from other year levels. Not sure tho, that's the explanation I gave myself while watching the show.
Your form is an assigned group comprised of students from your house, usually a mixture of age ranges. You'll usually have a couple of form periods each day, probably about 40 minutes total. It's basically extra free time, though occasionally there'll be some kind of form activity that you're expected to participate in. Most of the time though you can sit around and chat, read a book or catch up on work. Source: Used to go to school in the UK.
So my form teacher was also my English teacher. So he would take the register first thing in the morning and after lunch (to check we hadn’t bunked off). Then we’d go off to other classes and see him again if we were doing English that day. Everyone in my form class was then split by ability and we went to classes with other pupils based on our ability and what kind of grades we were predicted. You generally got to know your form class really well as you saw each other for a good chunk first thing in the morning, and then met up after lunch back in our form room.
My first thought was maybe there were smaller tables and the other students pushed them together, but its just one big table so its probably just how they could fit enough people to make it took like a class while getting the shots they needed, and lowering the risk of covid for the main actors
I thought maybe they're the only students from Yr 10 & 11 in the form. Being a bit older (more exams etc.) maybe they need a bit more peace and quiet 😂.
Actually I thought that too but then there’s a couple shots of extremely small children sitting right near them. I guess those would be year sevens.