<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/tlgWb0L.png)</div><strong>Name/True Identity:</strong>Jack Shelton/Jack Skellington<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Professor Nadeen's office<br/><strong>Doing:</strong>Turning in his project<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Sharai Nadeen, Open<br/><br/>Jack nodded at her first question, then let out a very audible sigh of relief and wiped away what was (mostly) imaginary sweat from his brow.<strong>"Oh, that's awesome. I promise not to abuse that fact."</strong>Well, except in extenuating circumstances.<br/><br/>The spot that Jack had chosen was a copse of trees on the edge of campus, a mixture of evergreens and deciduous.<strong>"It's a little group of trees right on the line between on and off-campus. It's also a marker I use to point out where my Halloween party ends. I like to keep my party off-campus, even if it's just barely. Anyway, the other three-hundred sixty-four days of the year, it's just a little bunch of trees. I find, for me personally, that it's a really cool location to sit and think for a while, to kind of slip away from everything and just sort of be a kid again. I've climbed almost every one of the trees there, and let me tell you, some of those evergreens are really, really tall."</strong>Here he pointed to one tree in particular that rose up above the rest.<strong>"That one's the tallest of the bunch, and it's the one that I climbed first. I still climb it every year at Christmas to put a star on top. Couldn't tell you why, but I decided freshman year I should do it. December first through whenever I come back to campus from break, there's a big five-pointed star on top of the tree."</strong>