Destiny had been taking her time filling out the parchment. There were so many words, so many. And the more she read, the more jumbled the parchment became and she had to start all the way at the beginning because she forgot what she had read!
Merlin.
Couldn't the Professor just read the thing out loud and then make them raise there left hand or something. It would have been much easier on Destiny and she wouldn't have ALMOST missed the hand holding thing going on.
She should have started singing 'Kumbaya'.
Quote:
Originally Posted by The hard to read parchment
Care of Magical Creatures lesson #2; Aswell as the usual classroom rules, these should also be followed:
- Respect the people around you
- Do not cause a commotion
- Absolutely No magic will be allowed
- Absolutely no accidental magic will be allowed
- Do not, for a second, think that you can walk off by yourself unless permitted to
- No loud talking about Magic infront of others than the class
- Listen to Professor Saylen at all times
- Do not ruin your fellow classmates' experience in this lesson by behaving like a turtle on wheels.
I, the undersigned, hereby vow to follow the rules set up by Professor Maya Saylen for this Care of Magical Creatures lesson. Any breaking of said rules on my part could lead to detention, all my points being taken, and whatever other punishment Professor Saylen deems appropriate.
I understand that these rules are not set by Professor Saylen because she likes to repeatedly see her own handwriting on a piece of parchment, but presented for my own safety and concern. Not only do I have to act appropriate in this lesson, but also act appropriate to those around me, and respect them.
Signed, Destiny Shepard, in 5th year, from The most awesome house ever Slytherin House.
Bahaha!!
Time to grab Evelyn's, most likely, unwilling hand.