[Finnie]

Mr. Hattie Mcgee waited for his class of future politicians to arrive. Most of his new students were sons and daughters of nobles who wished for their offspring to have more than just money and prestige in their names. They wanted their children to have power and to have rank in society.


Hattie Mcgee was a stout fellow with a brown beard and graying brown hair. He sported a rather large belly and wore a flowing robe of purple velvet. Spectacles rested on the bridge of his crooked nose over his amber eyes. He demanded the attention of his class with an annoying tapping of a ruler on the blackboard before the students.

"Attention everyone. Take your seats. I shall quiz everyone to see if you are worthy to take my class. In one paragraph, write down why law is important in society to you. Begin!"