Activities abound! There's a lot of tough choices in this Moment.

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farmer “When class is over, you can eat your lunches and then you’ll have some fun here.”

“He hollered until his voice was hoarse. “Fun” had never sounded that painful.”

farmer “You’ll get to take the hay wagon ‘round the property and pick between two activities, two times.” 

farmer “Fiiirst, there’s the giant slingshot or zipline. You’ll launch an apple at a target or launch yourself through the air!”

farmer “Last, it’ll be the petting zoo or apple harvesting. Feed some animals or fill your own belly with fresh off the farm goods!”

farmer “Then you’ll come back ‘round to right where we started.”

“Mr. Murray applauded again, giving a lone “whoo”.”

Menu:

-“This field trip was amazing! It was everything you could want.”:

-“Alright, you’d get through the boring lesson to make it to the good parts.”:

-“Learning about agriculture sounded interesting, but you weren’t looking for the kid games.”:

-“What a surprise, a sucky school had crummy field trips.” if dislikes school itself not just the people:

-“That was a surprise. Such a sucky school had cool field trips?” if dislikes school:

-“Riverview scores again! You had the best school with the best field trips.” if has school spirit:

-“Riverview hadn’t let you down yet. It was a cool school with fun field trips.” if likes school itself not just the other students:

-“Riverview, no! You had trusted it! Why did they plan such sucky field trips?” if likes school:

-“Reading about this stuff somewhere warm and dry would’ve been a lot better…”:

-“Well, anything that got you out of the classroom worked.” if dislikes school:

-“It was freezing; you were exhausted. This could’ve been alright under totally different circumstances.”:

-“This was about to be the best school day you’d had all year.”:

-“That was a lot. You were gonna be busy today. Whatever.”:

-“Okay. You’d give it a chance.”:

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“The words “zipline”, “giant”, and “slingshot” definitely snagged some attention from[ the rest of] these people[ too].” #if mc excited 

“Less social-status-conscious teens were openly excited by the petting zoo and even the chance of getting to learn stuff. Though, plenty of participants were convinced they’d rather have stayed home.”

“Farmer Mark’s face jutted out from his body again.”

farmer “Hey, hey, I’m still talkin’. For this kinda work to work you need to be ready to listen and take direction.”

farmer “Follow me. We’re headed to the fields.”

if mc isn’t in a good mood/dislikes this:

“Made sense you were treated like a bunch of cattle! This was a farm. The adults were gonna herd you around the entire time and say it was enrichment.”

if likes parts of field trip or all field trip and not school/learning:

“What a relief to be frolicking around a farm instead of taking tests and having study hall. Too bad school couldn’t always be like this.”

If you’re happy about this and likes/neutral about school: 

“Here we go! It was starting[, one good thing after another].” #if likes all aspects

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