u/Flowerofthesouth88

If you were in My Hero Academia, what would your name, Quirk and backstory be?
Would you be a U.A. student, Pro Hero, villain or just an ordinary person? And why?

My character is Anna Morita, she’s half British and half Japanese and a student in U.A. Class 1-B. Her hero name is Nine Lives and her Quirk is cat-based, so she has cat ears, a tail, claws, good night vision and hearing. She also has nine lives, so if she gets an injury that would normally kill her, she survives but loses one of her lives each time.
She’s quite shy, introverted, friendly and a bit anxious. She worries a lot and sometimes doesn’t listen properly or needs things explained again. Once she’s comfortable with people, she can be chatty and funny. She loves listening to music, especially K-pop. She’s not the strongest fighter and doesn’t want to kill anyone, even villains.

Anyone who went to a job interview, what was the bizarre thing that happened, if a question or meeting the manager, that was odd for some reason?

I know it was a global economic crisis, and people lost their jobs, and banks refused to lend loans to businesses and homeowners. But how serious was it, and was anyone affected by job loss and tight budgets?

It was over 50 or 40 years ago, when you were at school during the 90s and 2000s, if you were lucky enough to be first in line to get the best tasty food like pizza and chips or, being last in your class, only to get less tasty and unpopular food like a piece of lamb by itself or half a jacket potato without butter or anything on it. I will never forget that I couldn’t have a beef burger for some reason, even if there were one, and I had a fish burger. Not to mention the less tasty curry they served, which had less flavour.

Why didn't the local BBC or ITV news announce whether The schools or colleges are open, But The local radio stations did? Not everyone listened to local radio when more viewers watched The news every morning, so The newsreaders should just announce it?

When I think of city workers, I think it's just people in suits and business wear, mostly based in London, probably related to banking and finance, working in the big London skyscrapers like The Shard or The Gherkin- is that it, or is there more to it?

Every time I go to my local newsagent or even another shop, they sometimes display £5, £10, or £20 notes on the wall behind the shopkeeper at the till. Why is that?

There are actually about three incidents I remember. there was one student in Year 9 who got his head cracked on a radiator after falling off his chair, and he needed to go to the hospital. I wasn't in school that day, but another kid in Sixth Form went to the cooking room during lessons and threw cutlery out of the window; the police were involved, and he was permanently excluded. Apparently, he forgot to take his medication that morning. The last incident also happened in Sixth Form when a student tried to steal the class PlayStation. Luckily, he was spotted before he could take it home, and he was excluded for about 15 days. We had a student council meeting over too