-Maria DiSciascio: Sam-

When Monokuma appeared Maria immediately was startled. The bear was very rude, calling everyone bastards, really immature and unacceptable. She couldn't believe that they had to kill each other. Taking the life of another is the biggest sin you can commit. Once done, you never will be able to go to Heaven... Hell is the final destination. Luckily Maria herself knew that she would never fall into [i]despair[/i], unlike some others here. This might be why she was allowed to go here in the first place, to clean the souls of the sinners. Sam came to her once again and talked about the current situation, and asked her to join him in the cafeteria.

"It indeed is an unpleasant situation we have been placed into. But I know we can make it out together." she said with a friendly smile. Before she could answer his question, Sam continued talking. Something about not trying too much pressure on her. He told me to join him in the cafeteria and else his room. It was weird to invite a girl into a boy's room, however that may be normal in the 'outside world'. "I would like it very much. I will first pick up my things and then I will probably join you in the cafeteria." Maria said with a smile before waving him goodbye. She turned around to grab her stuff and looked at her ID. She never had held such electronics in her hand, and frankly she didn't like it very much.
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-Rush: himself-

As Monokuma explained their current situation and the rules, Rush only sighed. This wasn't the principal he expected... however he was interesting. What kind of things were behind all of this. Who was the man behind the bear? Rush quickly saw the people leaving and didn't bother to talk to anyone. Looking over the people here, the first murder would be performed quickly. Rush went with his fingers through his hair and stood up from the bleachers. Like many others Rush headed over the the kitchen. Unlike other times he didn't feel like talking to people. He guessed he kinda fell in a depressive mood. He opened the fridge and took out a drink, no alcohol to be seen. Instead he grabbed some milk, he liked milk. He poured in a glass for himself and leaned against the nearest free wall to drink the glass in silence. He could hear the voices in the background but didn't pay any attention to them.