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Emishlon 
o___O Thank gawsh Jamie had sat at the back of the class today. After calming down, he stifled a chuckle at the students at the front of the class, being attacked by a cloak. What kind of transfiguration was that? Bringing things to life... or something? Eh, he knew, but had forgotten the actual term.
"Uhh... you separated the good team names from the rubbish ones." GREENIES? Jamie liked Team Cow best. Although maybe 'team awesome' would be more fitting for the Slytherin group. As for the next question, the third year did have a slight idea. He didn't know all of the branches of transfiguration, only a couple.
"There's Animagus Transfiguration.... and Human Transfiguration." Those were the ones he knew, because they were the coolest. Then again, anything magical was pretty cool.
But Jamie had once wanted to be an Animagus, so obviously he said that first. It sparked a bit of interest in the whole subject. "And the one where you can turn people into frogs." That was right, RIGHT? The actual name had slipped his mind, so he waited for Shaw to say. As the discussion was going, the third year remembered to write it all down. Homework was likely to be mentioned soon.
Salander sat agape just as he had before, but instead of being transfixed by any raw mechanical power it was out of sheer bewilderment. The most he understood was that the Slytherin group got renamed into some kind of vegetable dish most kids hate and that there is a dog!cloak barking in front of the class.
There was a question somewhere there innit?
He glanced at his fellow Slythie when the boy began to talk. Well he made sense. Sorta. Not really.
"What he said." the Slytherin 18yr old replied, jerking his thumb at his companion. At least one of them seems to be following whatever it was they were discussing. He has got to get this boy's name, apparently transfiguring worms into crooked nails aint gonna be enough to pass this class.