After much consideration, it dawns on Sarah that she has two problems, but it only needs one solution. Sure, the assignment says Animal, but she's sure the point is just that it is something alive. If she eats a person like she had previously been daydreaming about, she has no doubt that the teacher would give her full marks as well as bonus points for initiative. Who it would be is easy: she has three choice between the girls that bully her. In fact, the more she thought about it, the more she realized, why does she need to stop at one? The assignment says one, and she can tell the teacher she ate one person, but the girls wouldn't able to bully Sarah any longer if they were her meal. However, there is still one thing left undecided. In a fight, she can take two of them. But she doubts that she could vore one without a second interfering and doing it with all three there, well, that's just out of the question.
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