Seriously? So they weren't getting any option? The smile slides off of Saburou's face as he glares once more at the woman standing there, pretty much controlling their every little movement. What the hell was the point of a free meal if they couldn't even choose what the hell they wanted?! He didn't raise his hand this time but instead stood up, ignoring the worried look that the shy girl gave him when he suddenly got to his feet. Crossing his arms over his chest, he stares at the woman, unafraid at whatever 'punishment' she had in mind. He told her he didn't like pizza, and he meant it. And that meant he wasn't going to eat it. You can't just force someone to partake in something they don't like, just in order to "try new things". He's tried pizza before. And he hated it.<br/><br/><span style="color: #BF8000">"Yes, I have an objection. You give an option, so is going hungry an option? I told you, pizza is something I do not like."</span><br/><br/>He didn't care if they got a wide option to choose from, he wasn't eating what he didn't like. End of story. Period. Closed topic. No ifs, ands, or buts. Elodie couldn't believe he just said that. Yes, she was disappointed that Lady Violetta decided to choose for them, but did that mean he had to get angry? And she wasn't so sure about the meats option...she was a vegetarian. As Saburou stared hard at the woman in front, Elodie looked around to see what the reactions of the other students were.<br/><br/>The longer they took to fix this, the longer they went hungry. Elodie was starting to think that Lady Violetta was a bit of a controller. After all, she did say that today they got to choose what they ate, and then went ahead and said they were all having pizza. That really was not fair in the least. She wondered how the others would react to this situation...she doubted they would be like Saburou though...who seemed to not be afraid of anything, even getting into trouble it seemed.