Diagonally from you is your crush! The most beautiful girl you’ve ever seen, a redhead by the name of Scarlett wearing a forest green dress. It was the first day of school, and you wanted to impress her as much as possible. Mr. Morrison, a history professor, stands up and asks the class a question. “Is the world round, or flat?” A simple question, one that you certainly know. You think, “This will definitely impress Scarlett.” You raise your hand with pure confidence. Mr. Morrison walks up to you, you say, “It is flat.” He stares at you blankly, in shock. The classroom giggles, including Scarlett. You look around the classroom with confusion to why they were laughing. He leans in, so close to your face, you can smell what he ate for breakfast that morning. Gross! He pounds his hands on your desks and yells, “ARE YOU SERIOUS? Do you really think the world is flat? He walks away to his desk and swipes it clean with anger, tossing everything that was once neatly laid on his desk, to the floor. He turns to point at you, “Wow, you’re a dumb@$$.” You're in fear, you stutter out the words, “I-I’m sorry, i-it was a mis-” He cuts you off. “You are a disgrace to this classroom, and to your family. It is not flat, it is round. Just look at the maps. It