Needless to say, his demonstration hadn't quite gone the way he had hoped. "Are you kidding me? On the record, I don't condone this at all. I was just showing you how non-verbals work. However, off the record, it's a pretty good prank." He let out a bit of forced, nervous laughter while his eyes shifted from side to side. He sure hoped no one would complain.

"And besides, I would never have you depantsing each other in class. If this were a practical lesson, then I'd have you practice on practice dummies." He flicked his wand and a practice dummy came sliding toward the front of the classroom. Somehow, Ian had managed to magic Professor Kapoor's face onto them.

"OH, Professor Kapoor! So nice of you to join us!" Maybe that'd get a laugh?

"Anyway, like I said, this is not meant to be a practical lesson, so let's break down the theory. What are some things you noticed about the way I cast that spell?"

OOC: Because I didn't exactly explain much of the process of HOW Ian cast the spell other than the wandwork, feel free to make things up! If your character didn't particularly like that display, you could use this time to try and embarrass Ian (but please don't be exceptionally rude).