10. What did/do your ocs do during recess or lunch break?
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Adrian was the type of student that could sit at any table at lunch and start a conversation with someone. He liked chill interactions and would share his gum with people he got along with or had a crush on. He was often seen at multiple tables over lunch break and occasionally bumming food off others students even though he could afford it.
At recess, Adrian would lean against things and continue his chat sessions, walk aimlessly, or play basketball with other kids. Rarely, he would confront bullies that came after his friends, and he was frank and fair in his approach. He never stood down and was never violent until a punch was thrown. Never was afraid to get in trouble at the end of the day, and detention was a huge whatever to him.
Celia was always a quiet girl in the background of most conversations and her input was rare when it came to lunch-talk. She always took the anxious step to make sure she wouldn’t be interrupting someone before speaking and if she did she would get flustered and apologize. For the most part she would eat her food and listen. She knew a lot about others by listening.
When it came to recess, she would light up with engagement. She had a small group of friends she would play pretend and roleplay with; that was their main thing. Whether it was playing house, traveling merchants, or being characters from popular stories and being in a variety of scenarios, she would interact and have a lot of fun! There would be times though where she would be minding her own at the swing-set if enough of her play group was gone that day.
Dana acted as a big sister to her friend group. She was always willing to give advice, talk to teachers for others, and ask her mom for money if she knew another student didn’t have enough to eat with (her mom would make big meals and send Dana off with a stuffed lunchbox to share with others if money was tight but food was stocked.) Even if someone bullied Dana, she would be willing to share with them, but not repeat offenders, and she’d tell them straight up, “If you’re going to be mean to me no matter what, even when I’m nice to you, you don’t deserve my kindness. Go away.”
Dana had boundless energy when it came to recess. She was up for tag, hide-and-seek, and willing to try out any sport, really, had no fear in asking to participate in things with others.