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The document describes a conversation between two students and their professor on Google Meet. The students ask permission to change their thesis topic but the professor denies it, saying they should have made their original topic relevant instead of claiming it was obsolete. The professor tells them to make it work or risk failing.

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WATAT

The document describes a conversation between two students and their professor on Google Meet. The students ask permission to change their thesis topic but the professor denies it, saying they should have made their original topic relevant instead of claiming it was obsolete. The professor tells them to make it work or risk failing.

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Character A - Main person (participates in all 5 conversations

tentative)

Character B - professor (in class maybe?)

Character C - Friend/classmate (could be main person's partner in a


thesis, the two of them ask for advising from their professor)

Character D - Another

Character E - Girlfriend (di mo sure)

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"FORMAL REGISTER"
SCENE
- google meet, Character A and Character C in frame with Character B.

PROFESSOR (1st line)


So, I've received your e-mails, and it seems to me that the two of you
are having problems that need to be addressed.

CHARACTER C (1st line)


Yes sir, we've come to realize that the topic we've chosen for this
thesis is obsolete, and we need your permission to be able to change it.

PROFESSOR (2nd line)


You do understand that time is running out, right?

CHARACTER A (1st line)


Yes sir, we do. But the two of us agreed that we are willing to take
that risk.

PROFESSOR (3rd line)


I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to say no. Firstly, because you are
running out of time. Secondly, instead of telling me that your topic is
obsolete, you could have taken this time to MAKE your topic relevant.

CHARACTER C (3rd line)


But sir, we -- (interrupted)
PROFESSOR (4th line)
No! You will find a way to make this work. It's that or you will risk
failure. Do I have myself clear?

CHARACTER A (2nd line)


Yes, sir.

PROFESSOR (5th line)


If there's nothing else, I will take my leave. Good luck to you both.
*Disconnects from meet*

“CASUAL REGISTER”
SCENE
-only character's A and C are left in meet room.

CHARACTER C (4th line)


Well, that was super pointless. What do we do now?

CHARACTER 1 (3rd line)


I have no clue. Can we talk about this later? I have a lot of other
stuff I need to do, I just wanna get them out of the way first. Is that
cool with you?

CHARACTER C (5th line)


Yeah, dude. Just chat me whenever. See ya!

END.

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