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>A sandy beach on a tropical island, with crystal clear waters and palm trees swaying in the breeze.
>Conduct surveys to understand the needs and concerns of the student body [Rolled 85, Success]
After the meal, Ms. Müller asks the first years to stay. She stands at the front of the room and clears her throat. "Hello, students. I hope you've enjoyed your meal. I wanted to take a moment to talk to you about something important."
All eyes in the room are on her as she continues. "As you know, we take femsonas very seriously here. Your femsona is a representation of who you are, and it's important that you put effort into creating and maintaining it."
She pauses for a moment, letting her words sink in. "However, I know that some of you may be struggling with this concept. And that's okay. That's why we have resources available to help you. If we feel that you haven't put enough effort into your femsona, we will be offering electroshock therapy to assist you."
There are murmurs of surprise and confusion in the room. Ms. Müller raises her voice slightly to be heard over the chatter. She looks out over the room once more before dismissing the students. "Thank you for your attention. You may all go now."
You sit in your afternoon classes, barely paying attention to the lecture. Instead, you scribble notes in your notebook about the survey you plan to conduct. You want to know what the students really want to improve the school, and this information will be essential in helping your friend Jaq become the next student council president.
You jot down ideas for questions and think about the best way to approach students to get their honest opinions. You know it won't be easy, but you're determined to gather as much information as possible to help Jaq succeed.
As the class ends, you pack up your things and head out into the hallway. You approach some of your fellow students and ask if they have a few minutes to spare. They look at you skeptically, but you explain your project and they agree to participate.
Over the next few hours, you interview as many students as possible. Some are hesitant to share their thoughts, but others are eager to voice their opinions. You listen carefully, taking notes and asking follow-up questions to clarify their responses. By the end of the day, you have a lot of valuable information.
As you review the survey results, you can see that the students are clamoring for more food options, more parties, and a greater sense of involvement in school life. Many students are also complaining about the restrictions placed on their activities, such as curfews and dress codes.
While you are analyzing your notes, Se-young Kim, approaches you. "Hope the electoral campaign is going well," she says sarcastically. "Disappointed you let Jaq seduce you," she adds.
