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==Summary of Events== | ==Summary of Events== | ||
On the sixteenth day of the third month in the year two thousand three hundred and fifty, the University of Toronto experienced a terrorist attack at the St. George campus located at 27 King's College | On the sixteenth day of the third month in the year two thousand three hundred and fifty, the University of Toronto experienced a terrorist attack at the St. George campus located at 27 King's College Circle. Former associate professor, Dr. Erwin Van der Wood began brainwashing his pupils during his introduction to capitalism and capitalist systems. For the entirety of the fall semester, the now disgraced Dr. Van der Wood took advantage of students who per government mandate arrived to each class having taken their dose of Novum, the attention maximizing drug, in order to create an army of mindless rebels to destroy this historic institution. | ||
With anti-government, anti-capitalist, fascist ideals now unwilling implanted in the minds of over a thousand students across the three sections Dr. Van der Wood taught, terrorist propaganda began to spread amongst the student population. | |||
==Aftereffects of Attack== | ==Aftereffects of Attack== | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 15 November 2024
Summary of Events
On the sixteenth day of the third month in the year two thousand three hundred and fifty, the University of Toronto experienced a terrorist attack at the St. George campus located at 27 King's College Circle. Former associate professor, Dr. Erwin Van der Wood began brainwashing his pupils during his introduction to capitalism and capitalist systems. For the entirety of the fall semester, the now disgraced Dr. Van der Wood took advantage of students who per government mandate arrived to each class having taken their dose of Novum, the attention maximizing drug, in order to create an army of mindless rebels to destroy this historic institution.
With anti-government, anti-capitalist, fascist ideals now unwilling implanted in the minds of over a thousand students across the three sections Dr. Van der Wood taught, terrorist propaganda began to spread amongst the student population.