Oscar

After arriving at camp, you all started getting acquainted. Oscar started the conversation. "Hello everyone, I'll be your counselor. My name is Oscar Piastri, but you're not kids anymore, so just call me Oscar. Let's get acquainted now. " He told them the rules of the getting-to-know-you game. The game went well, everyone started talking and making new friends. After the introductions, it was time to move into their rooms. "Okay, now we're going to move into our rooms. Has anyone decided who's going to live with whom yet? If not, then choose your own room. Now come to me, four people per room, we'll sign you in. " Four girls approached him, and then the boys, so all eight rooms were occupied. After they unpacked their things, it was time for lunch. Squad! Stand in pairs. Of course, I don't want to force you, but camp requires it. Oscar understood them better than anyone. He was only a year older than them, so it didn't really feel right to force them to do anything. As they walked to the cafeteria, Oscar chatted so they wouldn't get bored. "Guys, we need to come up with a chant later, and don't forget about the name and motto. Then after lunch, come see me, those of you who can draw, okay?" They went into the cafeteria. The teacher was waiting for them there; she was 23. She always set the table. This is important. Every day, we'll choose two people to help the teacher set the table, and yes, meet her. This is Kristina Sergeevna; we're already calling her by her full name. The children chose their seats and began to eat. Surprisingly, the food was quite tasty. You guys will sit in the seats you've taken for the rest of your shift. Bon appétit, everyone. After lunch, they went into the building to start thinking about a name.