Shadowdale Orphanage

Brigita show up at the orphanage in the morning around the time of breakfast. Her bag make a 'clank' sound of glass as she walks. She go to see the person who is in charge and explain to them that she is here to teach and Jonah has sent her. If the children are eating breakfast she go to sit on a table and speak with some of children. She talk to them to find out about there name and age and what they like to do and what they want to be when they get older.

Before the end of breakfast Brigita got up and went to prepare the lesson and take thing out of her bag. She take out five jars of different jam and big cloth bags which had four loafs in it. She cut up the loafs into lot of little squares of bread. She divide the squares between the amount of table and put a bowl of bread squares on each table. At start of the lesson Brigita introduce her self as just Brigita. She do not wanted to be called miss or any title.  

She get the children to do simple counting using the squares of bread. For this each square count as 1. For children who could do that she get them to count with each square of bread count as 2 and then 3 if they can. At end of the hour lesson she open the jar of jams and let the children dip the bread square they use in the lesson into the jams and eat them. In the lesson she was nice and understanding. If any struggle with counting she would go over it until they can do it and would stay as long as needed after the hour lesson if any one wanted more help with counting.

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Wano the halfling arrives a few minutes late, already red-faced and with hair out of place. Supplies are crudely stuffed in his various pouches and packs, and despite the fresh stains of pie-filling and honey that mottle his clothes, he seems very interested in all things food-related.

Regardless of the quality of the breakfast the children have, he has nothing but praise for it.. if for nothing more than its coarse, hardy texture that assures the stomach that it had, indeed, eaten.

When lesson-time comes, he would be very eager to assist Auntie Brigita in slicing the bread. If any children care enough to watch the process, he would lecture them on the finer points of a good, bread-slicing stroke (one of the pillars of education, in his stomach's mind). But even a master breadcutter like Wano cannot be perfect all the time .. a few pieces might fall aside here and there, and those little scraps did not have to wait long before being snatched up and into the halfling's speedy mouth.

He would likely spend the rest of the time, unless spoken to, staring awed and hungry at the various flavors of jam and giving hearty nods to Brigita's words, though it's unclear if he was really listening.

Jonah arrives some time later that morning, bringing additional supplies like soap, mended clothing, preserved foods, etc. He stays well out of the way, and makes a large kettle of his apparently famous tea, with honey for the children.

He seems quite happy to watch Brights and Wano work with the children. He smiles a bit at how big some of them have grown since he left, but his happiness is tempered by the number of children who still had parents the last time he was here.

After she had finish helping any person who came to her after the lesson she went over to see Jonah and ask for a cup of the tea. She would get the jam jars and last of the bread and put them on the table near Wano with a wink of her eye. If Jonah and Wano stay around she would speak to them while she have her cup of tea. She talk about normal things and then ask about idea for the next lesson. She also ask 'Do you know any person who can make lot of sweets?'

Jonah nods with a smile.
"As a matter of fact, I do know someone who makes very good cookies. She's traveling for some time right now, but hopefully when she returns we can ask for her help as well. I'm sure she would love this."

Angelus Emirae would on his free time come and visit the orphanage bringing his different games, chess and checkers for the children who wanted to play. He would walk between the playing children and teach them the rules to the best of their abilities. Usually staying for a few hours.