Sylvie And Madeline,chief Marketing Officer Of Paris And Chicago Respectively.

Sylvie and Madeline, chief marketing officer of Paris and Chicago respectively.

Professor Farah Dowling of psychology department & Professor Saul Silva from architecture.

In the auditorium hall

Farah: a wide range of research shows that most people are more likely to enter into a relationship when their circumstances are favorable. For instance, someone is more likely to get into a relationship when they feel lonely like they’re in a new environment or country. Therefore, timing is a very crucial thing, students.

Saul: (raised a hand) it’s 10 in the morning. Do you think the timing is proper if we grab a cup of tea afterward?

Students: (cheered)

Farah: Well, a lecturer won’t take tea party invitations from her audience, it’s professionalism, Saul.

Saul: Luckily, I’m not a student. 

Farah: oh! Battle of wits, it’s a shame you came unarmed, professor Silva.

Saul: How about this? Let’s play game theory as a part of this psychology 101 class. I win, you go on a date with me, and I lose…

Farah: You lose, which you will, I got 30 bucks.

Saul: deal!

In the end, Farah won the mind game and pretended to pout before giving her 30 bucks but not before sneaking a kiss on her cheek and running off the stage, leaving her speechless in front of the whole classroom who whistled and clapped loud

Narcissa Malfoy’s daughter Moodboard —“my mother will hear about this!”

Joel and Tess’ relationship Moodboard

Jane: (Entered the lab) Maura, we need to call Scooby doo and the gang now.

Maura: First of all, you know that they are fictional characters which were produced in 1969, right? 

Jane: Are you not going to ask why?

Maura: It’s not real, Jane. Therefore, calling them would be pointless and asinine. So, I suggest you get over it and watch an episode for entertainment purposes instead. 

Jane: Fine then guess I’ll have to solve the I.S.L.E.S. mystery all alone. 

Maura: Don’t guess, Jane,  please use the hypothesis. Besides, that sounds familiar. Is it an acronym for any recent case? 

Jane: ( sighed and left with Maura’s Starbucks coffee.) You are the stupidest smartass person I know.

Maura: Jane!! How dare you! I got straight A+ during high school, can speak French fluently and have a Medical degree from renowned college. I don’t think it’s fair to call me dumb. (Jane shut the door with a loud bang)

(Later on, Maura sat back in her chair and tried to conduct a research on the I.S.L.E.S case but as she spelled it out, she realized something. 

Maura:  Jesus! It’s my name. Jane is trying to solve a mystery about…Oh! Good lord, I’m really that dumb.