BA: Winter Ball 2015 Outcome Meme 2 - Ming

Now wasn't that tasty? But then it seems to be filling, considering you don't seem to fit in your clothes anymore--wait a minute. You run to a nearby mirror and see that you have turned into an adult! As in teacher adult, boring business-y adult. Don't worry, though, you will only be an adult for a week. Let's just hope students don't mistake you for a teacher.

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When Ming was a child, he forgot most of what he had done (sans MERIT telling him a bit). This time around, he'll remember what occurred during the change just fine. His memories as a current student in Brookview are a bit jumbled, since his adult mind thinks that those years are far behind him even though the time between then and 'now' is a blurry whiteness (Since in reality they haven't happened!). Just expect him to do a few 'double takes' while his mind processes things in the next week. @>@

As far as how he acts now, he is more serious than his younger self and is definitely more mature and responsible. You won't catch him playing with bubbles or making shadow puppets on the wall with the projectors.
- He's slowed down on his 'everyone is a friend' attitude, so friends of the past are friends and new people are just 'people'. He's more wary of others too, so if you look like you're gonna attack him, he'll fight back!
- His passion for cooking seems to have been affected too and while he is still happy to work in the kitchen, you probably won't find him there during the week. Check for him in the library doing a little research or the labs, working on MERIT. (He seems to have some new ideas for MERIT!)
- His reflexes appear to be in good shape too! His hearing is also more acute and he actually pays attention to the surroundings instead of following the nearest butterfly.
- His biggest change is his hair. He's not used to it being so long, so prepare for it to be caught in doors and fans alike. 

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Welp, Ming didn't learn his lesson and nibbled some chips 'n dip. He seems to have gone from a child into an adult. Guess he's goin' through all stages in life.

He's lucky he had an oversized hoodie and a belt around. I think he borrowed some loose pants from the drama department and belted it up. He should go shopping sometime. :T
_{Someone shove him in a spy suit. //slapped}

Lol, how do you adult? /.7./

I put this on a scheduled submission to be done in a few hours from now (7pm). It should submit at exactly 1am! Will it work? O3O?

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Random Grown-Up Ming Facts: (\(.7.)/)
- When he works in the Agency, his love for cooking suffered since he had little time to be in the kitchen. He still remembers his favourite recipes and jumps on the opportunity to cook if offered, even teaching his fellow agents how to scramble some eggs. He shifted his cooking energy into 'more useful skills' (based on the Agency's list of "Practical Skills") such as working with gadgets or improving his computer programming. The time during his long-hair phase affected his cooking hobby the most, since that long hair caused lots of strife in the kitchen. (And wearing hairnets made him feel like a mean 'ol cafeteria lady.)
- Agent Ming is a bit of a Macgyver. He's a resourceful agent who could think up something great on the fly and works well under pressure. However, sometimes it doesn't work out very well and his sister will be the one that bails them both out if it backfires.
- Sometimes Ming and Mei's missions are like a Scooby doo episode. Together they find the clues and uncover the mysteries (infiltrate or retrieve information) but when it comes down to catching the villain (or escaping) one of them will set the perfect trap (or create the perfect plan) while the other trips over it and somehow comes out catching the villain anyway. That would usually be Ming.... Hang in there Mei.

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