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James_Potter · 06-16-2011, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by princess of*hp*

Theo simply nodded to greet his friend, not wanting to stick out a hand to wave and have a feral cat grab onto it. "I have a cat, De Lacerda," He attempted to laugh at his friend's forgetfulness but found it hard to in the midst of the incessant cries from students and hisses from the kitties all around. It was time to get down to business. Rolling up the sleeves of his collared shirt, then rolling them back down as he realized that they would provide some mode of thin protection, he glanced at Rod and a particularly fierce-looking calico cat. "Any ideas, mate?" It might have been time for Theo to bring out his muggle side.

Roderigo frowned slightly as his friend called him by his surname. Shaking his head, he looked from the absurd-looking sixth-year, to the feral calico cat made a horrible hissing noise near the two of them. His hand instinctively shot down into the pocket of is robes before he reminded himself that Shaw had taken their wands away. He turned to Theo.
"If you have a cat and all, why are you so...ah, worried?" he asked. "You afraid these cats? I doubt Shaw would give us-" he stopped. He suddenly realized that he had no idea if Shaw would give them cats that could seriously harm them or not, and the realization made him slightly worried. Shaw was definitely an bizarre person.
Shaking his head, he squatted in front of the feral cat and smiled at it. It hissed at him again.
"I don't want to touch it, it'll attack me for sure," he said finally, standing up again. "If you're a cat person, you must have some idea how to calm it down. This cat clearly seems disturbed." he looked back at the cat. It seemed so cute, but so angry. Roderigo was even more perturbed by the fact that they were wandless and they had no other tools or materials. He could hardly see how this was relevant to Transfiguration. This lesson seemed more related to a Care of Magical Creatures lesson if anything.

06-16-2011, 06:44 AM	#114 (permalink)
James_Potter Blast-Ended Skrewt Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Colorado Posts: 15,633 Hogwarts RPG Name: William Atticus MacGhilliseathenaich-Dwinkendorf IV Second Year	James is my REAL name \| Pokah Face \| Scheming Marauder \| True Marauder \| Foster the People Quote: Originally Posted by princess ofhp Theo simply nodded to greet his friend, not wanting to stick out a hand to wave and have a feral cat grab onto it. "I have a cat, De Lacerda," He attempted to laugh at his friend's forgetfulness but found it hard to in the midst of the incessant cries from students and hisses from the kitties all around. It was time to get down to business. Rolling up the sleeves of his collared shirt, then rolling them back down as he realized that they would provide some mode of thin protection, he glanced at Rod and a particularly fierce-looking calico cat. "Any ideas, mate?" It might have been time for Theo to bring out his muggle side. Roderigo frowned slightly as his friend called him by his surname. Shaking his head, he looked from the absurd-looking sixth-year, to the feral calico cat made a horrible hissing noise near the two of them. His hand instinctively shot down into the pocket of is robes before he reminded himself that Shaw had taken their wands away. He turned to Theo. "If you have a cat and all, why are you so...ah, worried?" he asked. "You afraid these cats? I doubt Shaw would give us-" he stopped. He suddenly realized that he had no idea if Shaw would give them cats that could seriously harm them or not, and the realization made him slightly worried. Shaw was definitely an bizarre person. Shaking his head, he squatted in front of the feral cat and smiled at it. It hissed at him again. "I don't want to touch it, it'll attack me for sure," he said finally, standing up again. "If you're a cat person, you must have some idea how to calm it down. This cat clearly seems disturbed." he looked back at the cat. It seemed so cute, but so angry. Roderigo was even more perturbed by the fact that they were wandless and they had no other tools or materials. He could hardly see how this was relevant to Transfiguration. This lesson seemed more related to a Care of Magical Creatures lesson if anything.