Season 5 - Episode 13

## Season 5, Episode 13 - Teaching Together

The episode begins with Isabel, a creative writing teacher at Hogwarts, preparing for her first class of the year. She is excited and nervous, as she loves writing and wants to share her passion with her students. She has planned a fun and interactive lesson, where she will teach them the basics of storytelling, such as plot, character, setting, and theme.

However, as she arrives at her classroom, she is shocked to see that Baerhizar, a former demon lord and gym teacher at Hogwarts, is also there. He tells her that he has been assigned to co-teach the class with her, as part of a new initiative to promote interdisciplinary learning and diversity. He says that he will teach the students how to write stories from a different perspective, such as horror, dark fantasy, and dystopia.

Isabel is dismayed by this news, as she does not like Baerhizar or his style of writing. She thinks that he is rude, arrogant, and insensitive, and that his stories are violent, depressing, and immoral. She fears that he will ruin her lesson and scare away her students.

She tries to protest and argue with him, but he ignores her and says that they have to work together whether they like it or not. He says that he has already prepared his own lesson plan, which he shows her. It consists of a list of topics such as:

* How to create a terrifying villain
* How to torture your characters
* How to describe gore and blood
* How to end your story with a twist

Isabel is horrified by his lesson plan and says that it is inappropriate and unethical. She says that he will traumatize the students and make them hate writing. She says that they should focus on positive and uplifting stories instead.

Baerhizar scoffs at her and says that she is naive and boring. He says that his stories are realistic and exciting, and that they reflect the harshness and complexity of life. He says that they will challenge the students and make them think critically.

They continue to bicker and disagree until the students arrive. They greet the students and introduce themselves as their co-teachers. They explain that they will teach them how to write stories from different genres and perspectives.

The students are confused and curious by this arrangement. They wonder how Isabel and Baerhizar will get along and what kind of stories they will write.

The episode then follows the class as Isabel and Baerhizar take turns teaching their lessons. They each give examples of their own stories, ask questions, give feedback, and assign exercises. They also compete with each other for the attention and approval of the students.

Isabel tries to teach the students how to write stories that are creative, inspiring, and meaningful. She encourages them to use their imagination, express their emotions, and explore their values. She praises them for their originality, enthusiasm, and insight.

Baerhizar tries to teach the students how to write stories that are thrilling, shocking, and provocative. He urges them to use their logic, analyze their fears, and question their beliefs. He criticizes them for their clichés, flaws, and ignorance.

The students have mixed reactions to their lessons. Some of them enjoy Isabel’s lessons more than Baerhizar’s, as they find them more fun and positive. They like her stories more than his, as they find them more relatable and meaningful.

Some of them enjoy Baerhizar’s lessons more than Isabel’s, as they find them more challenging and stimulating. They like his stories more than hers, as they find them more original and intriguing.

Some of them enjoy both of their lessons equally or differently depending on their mood or preference. They like both of their stories for different reasons or aspects.

The episode ends with Isabel and Baerhizar wrapping up their class and saying goodbye to the students. They then turn to each other and exchange a look of mutual respect and admiration. They realize that they have learned something from each other and that they have complemented each other’s teaching styles. They admit that they have enjoyed working together and that they have made a good team.

They then smile at each other and shake hands.

The End!