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HaRoHeGiNeLu · 05-13-2011, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Lezleighd

The professor glanced at the young lady wondering if the girl was really being demanding or just picking on the new professor. She didn't like demands and she wasn't sure if the young girl knew that it wasn't always what you said but how you said it that made a difference. She was just about to explain this to the young lady nicely when the girl made her next comment.

"Well, I'm happy you approve of the snacks and of the room so far..." she said sweetly but she did file this first impression in the back of her mind.

Nod.

She should be happy. Ellie's approval was EVERYTHING. Little Professor was quick to learn that. He was still in the 'bad book'.

....Not really.

................................

Once the lesson began, Ellie was content on just listening. For one, Lainey's lessons were EPIC. And Welton's were quite enjoyable, so she had no clue how this Professor could make it 'more fun than in the past' when the past was quite fun already. Bring it on.

As for answering the questions, the girl had a few issues as well. You had to say your house? But...clearly she was in Ravenclaw. Hence why she sat at the Ravenclaw table. Surely the Professor could see that? It wasn't her fault that the chalkboard couldn't. And frankly, she didn't like the idea of having all of her words recorded on the chalkboard. She didn't trust it.

Same went for the drink. Drinks shouldn't be blue. End of story.

So this will be a more observational class, apparently. Until the cake was served.

05-13-2011, 07:06 PM	#92 (permalink)
HaRoHeGiNeLu Bicorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: EST Posts: 16,579 Hogwarts RPG Name: Valerie Warren First Year x8	Satisfied Neon Quote: Originally Posted by Lezleighd The professor glanced at the young lady wondering if the girl was really being demanding or just picking on the new professor. She didn't like demands and she wasn't sure if the young girl knew that it wasn't always what you said but how you said it that made a difference. She was just about to explain this to the young lady nicely when the girl made her next comment. "Well, I'm happy you approve of the snacks and of the room so far..." she said sweetly but she did file this first impression in the back of her mind. Nod. She should be happy. Ellie's approval was EVERYTHING. Little Professor was quick to learn that. He was still in the 'bad book'. ....Not really. ................................ Once the lesson began, Ellie was content on just listening. For one, Lainey's lessons were EPIC. And Welton's were quite enjoyable, so she had no clue how this Professor could make it 'more fun than in the past' when the past was quite fun already. Bring it on. As for answering the questions, the girl had a few issues as well. You had to say your house? But...clearly she was in Ravenclaw. Hence why she sat at the Ravenclaw table. Surely the Professor could see that? It wasn't her fault that the chalkboard couldn't. And frankly, she didn't like the idea of having all of her words recorded on the chalkboard. She didn't trust it. Same went for the drink. Drinks shouldn't be blue. End of story. So this will be a more observational class, apparently. Until the cake was served. __________________ a *practical* person, who *may be considered a perfectionist, perhaps you like being organised* or *paying close attention to detail*, you are...