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PattyH. · 02-18-2011, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Con_Stripes

"Good, Patroclus." Truebridge examined the Gryffindor prefect's questions carefully. They would be interesting to answer.
Truebridge returned to the front of the room.

"Your homework will be to answer your three questions. The more effort you make with your answers and your research, the more points you will earn, up to a maximum of twelve points. If your questions raise more questions, feel free to explore those too, as long as you remain on the subject of Norse Mythology and in particular how it relates to Ancient Runes. You may use any books from here in the classroom, and you may help one another or work together to research your questions. Good work today. You can go when you are ready. More details on will be posted on the notice board."

Nodding his appreciation of Truebridges affirmations, Patroclus started to open several books, to get to work on his questions, when the professor began to dismiss the class.

Taking down the assignment, and listening to it's description, the young prefect began to already layout the answers, with what he alreadly knew or what he thought he already knew.

Packing his things, and getting to his feet, Patroclus grinned at the Professor, "Thanks for another awesome lesson Sir!" it had been awesome despite the boy's lack of responses, "See you round!"

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PattyH. Snidget Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: London Posts: 2,928 Hogwarts RPG Name: Patroclus Hudson	Professional Twirler Mourned and Missed Quote: Originally Posted by Con_Stripes "Good, Patroclus." Truebridge examined the Gryffindor prefect's questions carefully. They would be interesting to answer. Truebridge returned to the front of the room. "Your homework will be to answer your three questions. The more effort you make with your answers and your research, the more points you will earn, up to a maximum of twelve points. If your questions raise more questions, feel free to explore those too, as long as you remain on the subject of Norse Mythology and in particular how it relates to Ancient Runes. You may use any books from here in the classroom, and you may help one another or work together to research your questions. Good work today. You can go when you are ready. More details on will be posted on the notice board." Nodding his appreciation of Truebridges affirmations, Patroclus started to open several books, to get to work on his questions, when the professor began to dismiss the class. Taking down the assignment, and listening to it's description, the young prefect began to already layout the answers, with what he alreadly knew or what he thought he already knew. Packing his things, and getting to his feet, Patroclus grinned at the Professor, "Thanks for another awesome lesson Sir!" it had been awesome despite the boy's lack of responses, "See you round!"