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HaRoHeGiNeLu · 02-04-2011, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by grangerfan8

Arya shrugged her shoulders nonchalantly. Her father's job was pretty cool at times. It was when it kept him in his study or had him traveling that she didn't think it so cool.

Having her eyes on the girl, she didn't miss her falling and quickly skated over when she hit the ground. Though it seemed she wasn't needed as the younger girl got back to her feet soon after. Arya watched her for a brief moment, making sure she wouldn't fall again, before going back to skating. Eyes still on the Ravenclaw, and a smile stretching across her face. "Thanks, it's my best subject." Her best that required wand work at least.

She was pretty sure Ellie held the same opinion of Quidditch as the other two of the trio. Die hard fans they were. Nodding her head, she spun a little. "I go to all the games that my house and friends are in." Decked out in house colors and cheering like a mad man too. Just because she didn't play, didn't mean she couldn't support them. "So do I, considering working with them." Maybe. She didn't put all that much thought into what she would do after leaving Hogwarts. "We have a few back home. No abraxans though." Shame that, maybe she would ask for one again and see how it went.

Spinning again, she started her backwards skating again, eyes still on Ellie and grin ever present. "Its much less entertaining than magical pieces are." She loved watching the pieces smash each other. "I keep trying to tell my dad that, but he just thinks I need to learn to be patient." She rolled her eyes, obviously disagreeing.

Shrugging...hmm...interesting...

"Understandable," that it would be her best subject, "You're quite good." Mhhm. Ellie had absolutely no clue what her best subject was. Maybe this was the year she'd find out?

It definitely was not Divination, though. At all.

She smirked. Of course Arya would. That's what good fans did. They went to games. Even if they didn't like the sport. So, really, the whole school SHOULD show up to a match. Really.

Arya was going to work with horses! "That's awesome!" Truth. And she had some at home. Jealoussss. "We don't have pets. Mum won't let us. Other than the family owl, of course. I had pygmy puff first term but-" Er... Arya probably wouldn't think highly of Ellie if she'd said the truth. Hmm..

Awkward silence time.

And so moving on....heh.. Ellie giggled at the chess remark. She didn't have enough patience to learn Wizard's Chess...she'd just DIE trying to learn it on a muggle board. Though, she wouldn't admit that she was impatient. She just thought that Chess was impossible and those who could play probably made the rules up as they went along. Exploding snap was a lot less complicated.

02-04-2011, 03:43 PM	#283 (permalink)
HaRoHeGiNeLu Bicorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: EST Posts: 16,576 Hogwarts RPG Name: Valerie Warren First Year x8	Satisfied Neon Quote: Originally Posted by grangerfan8 Arya shrugged her shoulders nonchalantly. Her father's job was pretty cool at times. It was when it kept him in his study or had him traveling that she didn't think it so cool. Having her eyes on the girl, she didn't miss her falling and quickly skated over when she hit the ground. Though it seemed she wasn't needed as the younger girl got back to her feet soon after. Arya watched her for a brief moment, making sure she wouldn't fall again, before going back to skating. Eyes still on the Ravenclaw, and a smile stretching across her face. "Thanks, it's my best subject." Her best that required wand work at least. She was pretty sure Ellie held the same opinion of Quidditch as the other two of the trio. Die hard fans they were. Nodding her head, she spun a little. "I go to all the games that my house and friends are in." Decked out in house colors and cheering like a mad man too. Just because she didn't play, didn't mean she couldn't support them. "So do I, considering working with them." Maybe. She didn't put all that much thought into what she would do after leaving Hogwarts. "We have a few back home. No abraxans though." Shame that, maybe she would ask for one again and see how it went. Spinning again, she started her backwards skating again, eyes still on Ellie and grin ever present. "Its much less entertaining than magical pieces are." She loved watching the pieces smash each other. *"I keep trying to tell my dad* that, but he just thinks I need to learn to be patient." She rolled her eyes, obviously disagreeing. Shrugging...hmm...interesting... "Understandable," that it would be her best subject, "You're quite good." Mhhm. Ellie had absolutely no clue what her best subject was. Maybe this was the year she'd find out? It definitely was not Divination, though. At all. She smirked. Of course Arya would. That's what good fans did. They went to games. Even if they didn't like the sport. So, really, the whole school SHOULD show up to a match. Really. Arya was going to work with horses! "That's awesome!" Truth. And she had some at home. Jealoussss. "We don't have pets. Mum won't let us. Other than the family owl, of course. I had pygmy puff first term but-" Er... Arya probably wouldn't think highly of Ellie if she'd said the truth. Hmm.. Awkward silence time. And so moving on....heh.. Ellie giggled at the chess remark. She didn't have enough patience to learn Wizard's Chess...she'd just DIE trying to learn it on a muggle board. Though, she wouldn't admit that she was impatient. She just thought that Chess was impossible and those who could play probably made the rules up as they went along. Exploding snap was a lot less complicated. __________________ a practical person, who may be considered a perfectionist, perhaps you like being organised or paying close attention to detail**, you are...