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Originally Posted by
Saiai
"Good morning Professor Cosgrach," Ana said as she walked into the room and dropped into a seat near to the door and got out her materials, grateful for the chair conforming to her.
Cosgrach looked up from his
misery table and at the first student to enter the classroom.
"Hello, child," he said absent mindedly as his eyes eagerly examined her. Did she... was she one of
them? The people to keep clear of no matter what? Though she didn't look
that old... Cosgrach was determined to keep clear of everyone these days, until teenagers looked lie teenagers.
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Originally Posted by
DuckyLinJi
His eyes went to him and he wanted to grin and say something that he would surely dislike but the only thing that came out of his mouth was a groan as his back hurt again. He shook his head as if it would stop it and took a seat on the nearest chair. The blue walls calmed him down though as he sat down carefully. It was still early so the first year with gray hair and even a stubble beard placed his head on the desk and closed his eyes.
A little nap before class started hurted no one.
Cosgrach recognised the boy as soon as he appeared as if he had
smelt him, and his eyes narrowed at his--HALDJAL HE WAS ONE OF THEM!!! THE OLD LOT!!! Cosgrach's face hardened and it took all his will not to groan back. He had to keep VERY clear of him now.
Merlin! What was wrong with them?!
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Originally Posted by
UnicornDragonPatronus
Noticing the washbasin, she shuffled over and washed her hands- remembering the Professor's preference for cleanliness. Finished, she inspected her hands and gave a satisfied nod, before continuing to shuffle into the class.
"Hello Professor," she said, offering the man a smile. She remembered how fun the last class had been and despite her achyness, she wanted to at least try to be her normal cheerful self.
She moved on to find a seat, sitting close to Ana as she offered the girl a smile and wave. She, of course, had also saved seats for Sander, Lux, Bay, Adi, and anyone else from their group that wanted to join them.
Cosgrach noted the hygiene she was showing, and he nodded approvingly. What was her name, again? Tesla? Had to be that. Tesla. Like the muggle inventor. Had her parents knew the guy?
"Morning," he greeted back in an almost worried tone and frowned when the girl saved seats. That was a no-no. Everyone had a fair chance with come-first-sit-first rule, so he opened his mouth to remind her that--
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Originally Posted by
FearlessLeader19
"Hello, Professor,'' he mumbled to the man not even bothering to notice even he seemed different from the first class.
--ANOTHER one appeared!
Cosgrach forgot that he had to warn the girl as he fearfully curiously watched the boy take a seat beside... Tessa, did he say? Yeah. So her parents probably didn't know Tesla after all. Hmm.
He nodded at the boy as he sat, and turned his attention to the door once again. Quote:
Originally Posted by
TakemetotheBurrow
Instead she wore a tired smile as she greeted him. "Hello Professor!"
He heard the creaking noise first, then saw Ms. Head Girl who enjoyed pieing people. But--but--she too?! Cosgrach forgot all about the pie incident and just STARED at the wrinkles under her eyes. He was so intently examining her that his brain registered her greeting late, and by the time he wanted to greet her back, another student had already walked in. Didn't matter. He wanted to make as little contact as with that kind anyway.
Eyes watching that lot carefully, oh yes.
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Originally Posted by
Hey Ju
"Hello, professor!" The Hufflepuff greeted the man with a smile and made her way to sit next to her ooolldd looking best friend.
Well, at least this one was normal. Cosgrach didn't mind greeting her back with a
"Morning, young lady," as his eyes trailed her to see where she sat. Oh, he wanted to know the answer to that question. Was Ella okay, really?
...he couldn't hear her answer. Shame. Then he remembered he didn't like her to care her anyway.
Pieing. So,
so wrong.
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Originally Posted by
Lady of Light
"Hello, professor." The girl said with a small smile before slowly trudging towards one of the seats near the front. Yawn.
"Morning."
......had she... yawned? At his class? Really?
Cosgrach frowned to himself, crossed his arms and went on to greet the next student.
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Originally Posted by
Bazinga
He scooted into the classroom with his slippers. Shuffling his feet across the floor, because it was much easier then actually picking up the feet.
Squinting as he looked around he noticed the professor and smiled. "Hello Professor" He nodded his bearded face and rubbed his balding head. "Anything cool like last time planned for us today?"
......what was Bart doing? The slippers? Really? Cosgrach frowned and ignored the greeting.
"Do explain me the slippers, please, Mr. Bart." Please. He was curious, and he wasn't answering any questions of his before he got a satifying answer.
....and...how he too was an elderly now.
Disturbing. Not cool. Cosgrach didn't like that.
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Originally Posted by
imaginarynumb3rs
Fern didn't want to say hi to Professor Culloden, but she knew what her mother would say if she didn't. So, very reluctantly and refusing to make eye contact, the 12-year-old said, "Hello, Professor."
Ms. Fern Quimbley.
Right.
Cosgrach eyed the girl, although she chosed not to make an eye-contact with him, and said
"Welcome to the class, Ms. Quimbley." Really, though. If he was her, he wouldn't have showed up--mandatory class or not. Lucky for her, he couldn't examine her for long as another student came in, and was pleased she chose the seat at the very back. That way, he wouldn't need to see her all the time.
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Originally Posted by
Lissy Longbottom
"Hey Professor," he said softly, waving slightly to the man as he walked in. OUCH. That hurt. It hurt to move. To breathe. UUUUUGGGGGHHHHHHH.
Cosgrach sighed dramatically to himself. What was wrong with them? Really? Was the water poisoned or what?
"Hello," he grunted in dismay. He remembered the enegry of the boy in his first class--and now he was a completely different person.
Ugh. Maybe he should have thought twice before applying here.
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Originally Posted by
Mordred
He looked up and saw the tired looking professor. “Good morning, professor.” Andrew said and gave the Potions Master a nod.
"Morning, son." At least his hair and skin still looked intact. Good. Relieving. Not that Cosgrach looked relieved, because the majority was still... odd.
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Originally Posted by
Princesspower
"Hi professor" she said, "I am back again and ready to make mistakes, try and perhaps eventually succeed." she said.
"Oh and by the way, do you have a potion to combat premature aging?" She said motioning to the students around. "Its starting to look like Hogwarts Nursing home for witchcraft and wizardry"
.....make mistakes? WHAT mistakes? Cosgrach frowned in dismay and hurried to shake his head.
"You, succeed." It was an order.
"That is what we will work on." At least some part of it. He didn't smile at her joke, though. If anything, he looked more stressed. As a professor, he failed to see much humour in it. Hopefully, it would be fixed soon.
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Originally Posted by
feeheeheeny
Still, she couldn't fight the smile that threatened to spread across her entire face as she greeted a slightly cautious and concerned but still sweet, "Hi." Griiiiiin.
Heyyyy, his favourite student walked in! Cosgrach looked relieved with her appearance, and he returned the smile as well as he could given the circumstances. He was glad she sat right in front of him, so that he could keep a better eye on her.
"Hello," he greeted back and watched her for a moment, caught the nod, looked stressed, then approved deeply when she started cleaning everything.
"Neat." Hehe.
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Originally Posted by
hermygirl
"Good morning, Professor," he said, as he started to put his supplies on to the desk more noisily than he realised.
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Originally Posted by
DinosaursOnASpaceship
Adeline looked over at the professor and smiled. "Good Morning, Professor."
.....two more of the disturbing students.
Cosgrach frowned again, sighed and eyed them taking a seat. The door side was definitely the most popular today and he could--alarmingly--see why.
"Good morning," he simply greeted as he asked himself once again what might be the cause of it.
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Originally Posted by
Felixir
It was so difficult that he didn't acknowledge anything or anyone on the way there (except Culloden, who got a miserably mumbled, "Mornin' sir"), and when he arrived he was glad to finally have a rest.
Toby too?
Cosgrach sighed for the umpteenth time that day and waved at the boy. He suddenly felt too tired to open his mouth. His head was on the verge of throbbing.
.....no.
"Toby, please." He gave the boy a stern look. It wasn't his place to warn the girl (Sarah), no matter how... terrible the situation was. Cosgrach was right there, and he would warn her if he thought it necessary. He didn't want arguing students at his class.
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Originally Posted by
carpediem
"Is everything okay, sir?" The firstie wanted to know.
It felt nice someone other than Sophie B. cared him enough to notice and ask that, and Cosgrach nodded in response. He was basically lying, but he didn't want to alarm anyone. They probably had enough to worry, anyway. So a simple nod to indicate everything was fine, and it was that.
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Originally Posted by
PhoenixStar
"POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!"
"Hello Professor." Oh yeah. She wasn't going to claim that fart.
Did... something smell in here? Cosgrach frowned his deepest as he smelt around the room like a rabbit with this terribly disgusted expression on his face. Something indeed smelt in here. He wanted to vomit. He didn't even hear the greeting. He just...
WHY was this class the only one that didn't have windows?!
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Originally Posted by
Grrr..Meow
Bay walked into the classroom noticing the professor he said his hello "Good Morning Professor… how are you today?" he asked as he went to go find a seat
The smell wasn't fully gone, but at least it wasn't as disturbing, so he waved at the boy and said an automatic
"Hello, I'm fine, thanks, you?" No, really, though. He was glad the boy asked him how he was. Cosgrach definitely noted his face.
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Originally Posted by
Saraie
He went on into the room. He smiled to the professor "Good morning, Professor Culloden."
But what if this was a student rebellion? Because, surely
not everyone could have gone grey, wrinkly and slow in a day? Cosgrach sighed. He didn't know. He was, however, going to try to cure it.
"Morning, son," he said simply. He didn't try to return the smile or anything. He didn't feel like smiling.
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Originally Posted by
Lottiepot
"Hello Professor" he grunted at the man who seemed to look a little stressed. At least that was what he could make out through squinted eyes. He got a small smile, purely out of politeness.
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Originally Posted by
Emzily
"Good morning, Professor." Whatever his name was. He'd forgotten. Something looked a little off about the old guy today. Who peed in his cornflakes?
And two Slytherin boys. They reminded Cosgrach of his childhood, but not really. He never had one single thread of grey hair until he was 30. These, though... especially the first one.
"Morning, boys," he greeted them back without smiles or anything. He was trying to stay away from any old person, because he was
old enough not interested in looking old at all.
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Originally Posted by
hermionesclone
... Potions. And Culloden was here. Which meant that he had to stop staring at a bin. "Hello Professor Culloden!" he said, giving the man a nod and a smile.
What was Head Boy staring at? Why? Cosgrach wondered why the rubbish bin was so much of an interest, but he didn't ask and simply said
"Good morning, Head Boy." Only Sophie could elicit a smile from him that day. The rest had to try harder to make him smile.
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Originally Posted by
Squishy
Noticing the Professor, she smiled at him. "Hello, Professor. How are you today?"
Students still cared him, after all.
"I'm fine love, thank you. How are you?" He smiled, albeit cordially. It felt nice. Truly.
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Originally Posted by
Lottiepot
"Please tell me I'm not the only person who's about to fall asleep?" he commented out loud to whoever was listening.
Professor Culloden was listening.
And he wasn't pleased.
"Sleep, and you will be the first person to serve a detention with me." Simple as that.
Any objections?
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Originally Posted by
HazelStone101
"Hello Professor, How are you?" She asked, smiling warmly.
Students noted the washbasin and rubbish bin too.
Good, good.
"I'm fine, dear, you?" As much as he wanted to smile at her, he couldn't. His mind was still on that boy and how much he meant about 'sleeping'. Hmm. The Professor would make sure no one would sleep that day.
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Originally Posted by
Deezerz
"Hi, professor," she said with a hint of shyness. A first real greeting to the professor, though. He'd proven himself to be good at what he did. That and he looked stressed. Why?
"Hello there, m'child." Cosgrach forced himself to smile, because he noticed she was a shy one and smiles did wonders with that kind. Just to show he wouldn't eat her or anything, even though she was an elderly too and Cosgrach had decided to keep his distance with them.
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Originally Posted by
Meizzner
Nigel gave the Professor a nod instead of saying hello.
Cosgrach wasn't going to lie--he was relieved when the boy didn't greet him. Because that meant they wouldn't get overly friendly, and that the real elder man could keep the distance to eliminate the chances of getting older than he already was.
Yeah. He simply waved and moved onto the next student.
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Originally Posted by
Colley
"Hello, Professor." SMILE. As she took her seat, she hoped she did a little bit to make the grumpy looking man a bit more happy.
Well, she did. Make him slightly happier than 10 minutes ago. Cosgrach liked cheerful people, and she looked like she was one, so he smiled back and said
"Morning."
Maybe... it wasn't so terrible? Whatever 'it' was.
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Originally Posted by
Tegz
Despite all THIS, West entered the lab cheerfully enough, found a seat, and waited in silence for the lesson to begin.
Someone was still a teenager and cheerful, eh? Cosgrach was relieved to see Mr. Odessa was still pretty much intact. He nodded at him, even though the boy didn't bother to acknowledge him.
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Originally Posted by
Holmesian Feline
"Hello Professor..." he greeted simply finally moving again to find a seat.
"Hello back, son," Cosgrach greeted--lacking some enthusiasm, because this one was another elderly.
Sigh, sigh, sigh.
He hoped they were going to be half-cured today for a considerable amount of time.
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Originally Posted by
FireboltAvis88
"Hello Professor. I hope your day has been going well. It was a great idea adding the wash basin and the trash bin to the class." Sander greeted the Professor while at the same time complimenting the Professor on his great idea.
Oh, he thought so? Cosgrach smiled absent-mindedly, but it was a smile nevertheless.
"Thank you for the compliment." His day had just begun, and it had been going bad so far, so he didn't say anything about that.
He checked his watch. Only two minutes left...
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Originally Posted by
SweetPeea
Instead she gave him a rather quick, "Good morning sir..", before her aching body slowly turned to find a seat.
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Originally Posted by
DaniDiNardo
Her eyes barely noted the washbin and such before looking to the Professor. "Good day Professor." She said with a stoic if not overly polite voice.
Cosgrach got up from his seat to close the door after letting in the last students. So, Alexa Cambridge dared making an appearance too. He pursed his lips but didn't say anything, nor did he note the overly-polite voice. He simply said
"Morning," for the sake of the little girl beside her, nodded at them, looked out to see if there was anyone else coming...
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Originally Posted by
SlytherinSistah
He tossed the towel aside and slooowly made it over to his desk.
Cutty Mordaunt.
What an honour.
Cosgrach snorted to himself, let him step inside and closed the door. The boy didn't even greet him. Weird. Disturbing. But he wasn't going to think about it too much. Instead...