(The prose managed to congeal, but didn't actually match the question you asked, so that prompt's still on the back-burner.)
It's in chapter 9: He took out some dice and began throwing them on the small night table beside the chair, making up games and passing the hours.
I also did a weird combo (English/Comp. Sci), so I like to imagine he figures out fifty thousand ways to shut down "wow, that's such an ~unusual~ combination, what do you plan to do with it?" conversations before they start.
I hadn't realized that about the Copper Ante! Good point.
Better, probably. It's a freshman-level gen-ed course, most of the students aren't taking it seriously. Drizzt is, and Artemis is poking him full of holes for it (and using every single thing he's learned in his theater classes to provoke him in the process).
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Re: what does Artemis have to say about stealing the spaceship?
Date: 2018-02-17 12:46 pm (UTC)It's in chapter 9: He took out some dice and began throwing them on the small night table beside the chair, making up games and passing the hours.
I also did a weird combo (English/Comp. Sci), so I like to imagine he figures out fifty thousand ways to shut down "wow, that's such an ~unusual~ combination, what do you plan to do with it?" conversations before they start.
I hadn't realized that about the Copper Ante! Good point.
Better, probably. It's a freshman-level gen-ed course, most of the students aren't taking it seriously. Drizzt is, and Artemis is poking him full of holes for it (and using every single thing he's learned in his theater classes to provoke him in the process).