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RachieRu · 03-06-2011, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by The1HBIC

Marie sat there watching and listening as the others figured out the numbers for all the head of houses. That was simple enough. Marie was good at figuring the numbers, it was the interpretations she sucked at. Something that Finn seemed to be good at though. Hmm, maybe he could help her with her interpretation when she got her number figured. Good thing she was sitting next to him... or she would be when he returned to his seat.

Taking the parchment that had her list on it (will be added later) she wrote her name near the bottom and started to calculate it out.

SPOILER!!: Marie's Parchment

After reading over the textbook meaning Marie frowned a bit. That didn't really sound like her... well all except for that last part. She WAS very stubborn and DID have strong opinions about things. As for family oriented, she loves her family and spending time with them. Just not as much time now that she was getting older. She would much rather spend time with her ~~boyfriend~~ friends than stay home with her family. Her helping others though? Did this book not know who she was? She thought about any time she may have helped someone else with something. Well, there were the times she broke some noses when those boys made Mia cry. They didn't bother Mia anymore after that. So not only did she help someone but she also solved a problem. That probably wasn't what the professor was looking for though. Not to mention it wasn't a very conservative attitude to have.

She looked over at Finn who already had his work done. Good. Now he would have time to help her. "Um, I don't think this number really suits me. What do you think?" She asked showing him the six on her parchment.

Yep, she was gonna take total advantage of his Ravenclaw smarts here.

Mmm. Finn didn't really know if he'd written down everything that he could've, but he was pretty sure his other interpretations would make up for that. Oooh. And someone was talking to him. Ahh. It was Marie. He turned to face her, smiling at her. "Lets have a look...." Finn took her parchment from her, and began reading over the summer. Ahh. Number 6. Giving her the parchment back he grabbed his textbook, and began to quickly read it.

"Well..." Okay. It didbn't really suit her that much, but it was her number, so he was sure that it must suit her a little bit at least. "The last bit definetly suits you Marie." Picking up his quill he circled the end bit before speaking again. "I mean, you are very opinionated...." He grinned at her. Yes she was very opinionated, but it wasn't a bad thing. But then he did think of something else, and circled family-orientated too. "You know...you she-snakes really do seem like a close knit family, so that one suits you too."

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RachieRu Thestral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The Wall Posts: 80,717 Hogwarts RPG Name: Narcissa Hensley Gryffindor Third Year x6 x4	Vanessa the Snot Girl l Rachels Rule \| rock,tumble,&roll ❆ adorable coffee bean Quote: Originally Posted by The1HBIC Marie sat there watching and listening as the others figured out the numbers for all the head of houses. That was simple enough. Marie was good at figuring the numbers, it was the interpretations she sucked at. Something that Finn seemed to be good at though. Hmm, maybe he could help her with her interpretation when she got her number figured. Good thing she was sitting next to him... or she would be when he returned to his seat. Taking the parchment that had her list on it (will be added later) she wrote her name near the bottom and started to calculate it out. SPOILER!!: Marie's Parchment SALAZAR 1+1+3+1+8+1+9=24 2+4=6 Book: SIX (6): You inherit a conservative attitude that sees helping others as the responsible thing to do. You are an excellent problem solver and are family-oriented. You may have inherited a stubborn streak as well as strong opinions. Interpretation: After reading over the textbook meaning Marie frowned a bit. That didn't really sound like her... well all except for that last part. She WAS very stubborn and DID have strong opinions about things. As for family oriented, she loves her family and spending time with them. Just not as much time now that she was getting older. She would much rather spend time with her ~~boyfriend~~ friends than stay home with her family. Her helping others though? Did this book not know who she was? She thought about any time she may have helped someone else with something. Well, there were the times she broke some noses when those boys made Mia cry. They didn't bother Mia anymore after that. So not only did she help someone but she also solved a problem. That probably wasn't what the professor was looking for though. Not to mention it wasn't a very conservative attitude to have. She looked over at Finn who already had his work done. Good. Now he would have time to help her. "Um, I don't think this number really suits me. What do you think?" She asked showing him the six on her parchment. Yep, she was gonna take total advantage of his Ravenclaw smarts here. Mmm. Finn didn't really know if he'd written down everything that he could've, but he was pretty sure his other interpretations would make up for that. Oooh. And someone was talking to him. Ahh. It was Marie. He turned to face her, smiling at her. "Lets have a look...." Finn took her parchment from her, and began reading over the summer. Ahh. Number 6. Giving her the parchment back he grabbed his textbook, and began to quickly read it. "Well..." Okay. It didbn't really suit her that much, but it was her number, so he was sure that it must suit her a little bit at least. "The last bit definetly suits you Marie." Picking up his quill he circled the end bit before speaking again. "I mean, you are very opinionated...." He grinned at her. Yes she was very opinionated, but it wasn't a bad thing. But then he did think of something else, and circled family-orientated too. "You know...you she-snakes really do seem like a close knit family, so that one suits you too." __________________ It's the end of the show. Of the historemix. We switched up the flow. And we changed the prefix But we want to say. Before we drop the curtain. Nothing is for sure. Nothing is for certain