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Davvy_Wavvy · 02-20-2013, 12:03 PM

SPOILER!!: answers

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

Her hand went up quickly. "It's a charm that can make you go invisible!!"...Well...not invisible really..."Or, well, it makes you look like the things around so you end up blending in."

And they'd be learning that VERY useful charm so she was even happier.

Sophia was about to correct her on the use of the word invisible as it related to the charm when the girl corrected herself."Very good Miss Cambridge that will be two points."

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Originally Posted by FireboltAvis88

"The Disillushionment Charm is a spell that causes the target of the spell to blend into their surroundings, just like camouflaging, only better than that. So you can use that spell on something or even yourself."

"That is correct Miss Potter, you may have two points as well." Hmm students had been reading. Go figure.

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Originally Posted by Hey Ju

Hand up! "It's a Charm to conceal things!" She said happily. "Like, sort of making them invisible!" How cool! They'd learn the Disillusionment

What was with the use of the word invisible even after saying conceal and camouflage?" You're going to have to give me more than that next time but I'll give you a point for effort."

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Originally Posted by ForeverYours

"It makes a person or object disappear." Okay, so she wasn't explaining it very well. She tried again. "Or rather, it gives the illusion that they aren't there, but they are. You just can't tell. A bit like ... like .." Bliss struggled for the word. "...a chameleon!" That was is. The little lizard-like creature that could blend to it's surrounding and camouflage and whatnot. Pretty smart if you asked her. A lot of muggles and wizards alike kept them as pets, she believe.

BLINK. Actually, she was surprised that people didn't lose them.

"I'm nice to know that you have been reading Miss Ryans." She even got an example.hmm.."three points."

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Originally Posted by SweetPeea

Once Professor Bellaire had asked what the disillusionment charm was, her arm had been raised without hesitation. "The disillusionment charm, Professor, can be used as methods of camouflage concealing it's target, not just in color, but as well the texture of what is around them.."

"This is almost a perfect answer. Five points."

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Jory raised his hand. "It is a charm that is used to camouflage the target. It makes him or her blend in into the surroundings.'' Sort of like some types of lizards.

"Your answer is still lacking but good attempt, two points."

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Originally Posted by Erndearment

Or wait... they were supposed to tell the professor what the charm was, hmm? Mo raised his hand eagerly and flashed a big grin at the professor. "It's like a camouflage spell, Professor. It doesn't really make you invisible, but it makes you blend in with your surroundings. It works best in shadowy light, rather than in straight daylight."

She liked a little information, she really did. It made her know when her students were reading. "Very good Mr. BraNXton. Five points."

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Originally Posted by TakemetotheBurrow

"Professor, this charm enables you to blend in with your surroundings...I guess sort of like a chameleon would, yeah?" At least that's how Ella thought about it. Oh, and she totally still wanted a chameleon as a pet.

"Are you asking me or are you telling me?" Students needed to answer her with conviction. Now she wasn't sure if the student was sure of her answer or not." But yes your answer is right. Take a point for that."

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Originally Posted by lemon

Oh. Questions. Were they starting now? "Professor," she started, tossing her hand up. "The Disillusionment Charm causes near invisibility on a person or creature, like helps them take on the colour and texture of stuff around them." She didn't hesitate with that answer, because almost everyone had said it. "Lots of people use it for disguise and protection and stuff, but it's not like it makes you indestructible or anything like that. Just camouflaged."

Not totally a regurgitation of everyone's answer so Professor Bellaire was pleased with that."Very good answer. Five points."

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Originally Posted by fanficfanatict

But before she could even ask if they could sit, Bellaire was off and running with the first question. Bellaire was asking about a disillusionment charm. The redhead knew the answer to this question. She tiredly lifted her arm in the air, "Professor? A disillusionment charm is a charm that conceals a target. It basically makes the person or object that its being cast on blend in with their surroundings." Kind of a nifty charm, actually.

"Yes that answer is correct. Two points."

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Originally Posted by LilFox06

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Anya pondered the question for a few second. Disillusion. She raised her hand. "Professor, it's like... concealer. It doesn't hide or like... alter anything... it's just meant to hide something by blending it in."

And yes. She just compared the spell to makeup. That was okay, right?

Professor Bellaire almost smirked. That was a clever answer. Of course she never wore concealer. "Interesting answer but I'd like more, three points."

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Originally Posted by SecretAdmirer

“The Disillusionment charm is like camouflage, or like how ninjas can blend into the shadows so they can do things without being seen. Or it’s like using an invisibility cloak without actually having to wear one,” she said, raising her hand. “They kind of work the same way, don’t they? Neither one makes a person really invisible, they just make them blend into whatever’s around them.”

"You're getting ahead of the class Miss Quinn, we're getting there but yes your answer is correct. Five points."

Professor Bellaire walked towards the board and wrote out a definition on the board.

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The disillusionment charm is used to conceal an object by camouflaging said object to into it's environment not just in colour but also in texture.

"Alright, so now that we have a basic definition on the board. Can anyone tell me under what circumstance/s the use of this charm is mandatory? Now I'll only be rewarding the first answer with points for this bit of the question." she sat on the edge of her desk. "I would also like everyone to give me scenarios as to when a charm like this could be helpful. You are free to be creative not crazy."

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Davvy_Wavvy DMLE & MO Ashwinder Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Jamaica Posts: 13,701 Hogwarts RPG Name: Belle Bellaire-Moore Fifth Year x1 x3	Answers and moving on Frangelina \|\| twitter addict \|\| Music of the Sun \|\| The Fresh Princess of Bellaire SPOILER!!: answers Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Her hand went up quickly. "It's a charm that can make you go invisible!!"...Well...not invisible really..."Or, well, it makes you look like the things around so you end up blending in." And they'd be learning that VERY useful charm so she was even happier. Sophia was about to correct her on the use of the word invisible as it related to the charm when the girl corrected herself."Very good Miss Cambridge that will be two points." Quote: Originally Posted by FireboltAvis88 "The Disillushionment Charm is a spell that causes the target of the spell to blend into their surroundings, just like camouflaging, only better than that. So you can use that spell on something or even yourself." "That is correct Miss Potter, you may have two points as well." Hmm students had been reading. Go figure. Quote: Originally Posted by Hey Ju Hand up! "It's a Charm to conceal things!" She said happily. "Like, sort of making them invisible!" How cool! They'd learn the Disillusionment What was with the use of the word invisible even after saying conceal and camouflage?" You're going to have to give me more than that next time but I'll give you a point for effort." Quote: Originally Posted by ForeverYours "It makes a person or object disappear." Okay, so she wasn't explaining it very well. She tried again. "Or rather, it gives the illusion that they aren't there, but they are. You just can't tell. A bit like ... like .." Bliss struggled for the word. "...a chameleon!" That was is. The little lizard-like creature that could blend to it's surrounding and camouflage and whatnot. Pretty smart if you asked her. A lot of muggles and wizards alike kept them as pets, she believe. BLINK. Actually, she was surprised that people didn't lose them. "I'm nice to know that you have been reading Miss Ryans." She even got an example.hmm.."three points." Quote: Originally Posted by SweetPeea Once Professor Bellaire had asked what the disillusionment charm was, her arm had been raised without hesitation. "The disillusionment charm, Professor, can be used as methods of camouflage concealing it's target, not just in color, but as well the texture of what is around them.." "This is almost a perfect answer. Five points." Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Jory raised his hand. "It is a charm that is used to camouflage the target. It makes him or her blend in into the surroundings.'' Sort of like some types of lizards. "Your answer is still lacking but good attempt, two points." Quote: Originally Posted by Erndearment Or wait... they were supposed to tell the professor what the charm was, hmm? Mo raised his hand eagerly and flashed a big grin at the professor. "It's like a camouflage spell, Professor. It doesn't really make you invisible, but it makes you blend in with your surroundings. It works best in shadowy light, rather than in straight daylight." She liked a little information, she really did. It made her know when her students were reading. "Very good Mr. BraNXton. Five points." Quote: Originally Posted by TakemetotheBurrow "Professor, this charm enables you to blend in with your surroundings...I guess sort of like a chameleon would, yeah?" At least that's how Ella thought about it. Oh, and she totally still wanted a chameleon as a pet. "Are you asking me or are you telling me?" Students needed to answer her with conviction. Now she wasn't sure if the student was sure of her answer or not." But yes your answer is right. Take a point for that." Quote: Originally Posted by lemon Oh. Questions. Were they starting now? "Professor," she started, tossing her hand up. "The Disillusionment Charm causes near invisibility on a person or creature, like helps them take on the colour and texture of stuff around them." She didn't hesitate with that answer, because almost everyone had said it. "Lots of people use it for disguise and protection and stuff, but it's not like it makes you indestructible or anything like that. Just camouflaged." Not totally a regurgitation of everyone's answer so Professor Bellaire was pleased with that."Very good answer. Five points." Quote: Originally Posted by fanficfanatict But before she could even ask if they could sit, Bellaire was off and running with the first question. Bellaire was asking about a disillusionment charm. The redhead knew the answer to this question. She tiredly lifted her arm in the air, "Professor? A disillusionment charm is a charm that conceals a target. It basically makes the person or object that its being cast on blend in with their surroundings." Kind of a nifty charm, actually. "Yes that answer is correct. Two points." Quote: Originally Posted by LilFox06 [color=darkred] Anya pondered the question for a few second. Disillusion. She raised her hand. *"Professor, it's like... concealer. It doesn't hide* or like... alter anything... it's just meant to hide something by blending it in." And yes. She just compared the spell to makeup. That was okay, right? Professor Bellaire almost smirked. That was a clever answer. Of course she never wore concealer. "Interesting answer but I'd like more, three points." Quote: Originally Posted by SecretAdmirer “The Disillusionment charm is like camouflage, or like how ninjas can blend into the shadows so they can do things without being seen. Or it’s like using an invisibility cloak without actually having to wear one,” she said, raising her hand. “They kind of work the same way, don’t they? Neither one makes a person really invisible, they just make them blend into whatever’s around them.” "You're getting ahead of the class Miss Quinn, we're getting there but yes your answer is correct. Five points." Professor Bellaire walked towards the board and wrote out a definition on the board. Quote: The disillusionment charm is used to conceal an object by camouflaging said object to into it's environment not just in colour but also in texture. "Alright, so now that we have a basic definition on the board. Can anyone tell me under what circumstance/s the use of this charm is mandatory? Now I'll only be rewarding the first answer with points for this bit of the question." she sat on the edge of her desk. "I would also like everyone to give me scenarios as to when a charm like this could be helpful. You are free to be creative not crazy."** __________________ ...Throw me to the wolves and I'll return leading the pack...