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**Aparecium** · 06-27-2011, 03:32 AM

A Happily Never After for the Grytherpuff

Inter house relationships are not uncommon knowledge throughout these halls of Hogwarts, and I'm sure the portraits have seen a thing or two that could be quite gossip worthy. If any of you wonderful students hear anything from them, let us know. *wink*

It's also quite clear that the houses of fire and ice have an attraction to each other as much as a five year old and sugar do. Sometimes, it's just inevitable. No matter how much it seems wrong, dangerous, and even mind boggling, no one can argue with their heart's decision. That was the case with this Slythindor couple, Lexi Denver and Stradivarius Salander. Yes, I'm using your first name Stradivarius. Learn to love it!

While I personally find it nauseating, what with their obvious love for one another and happily ever after appearance, I certainly do find it interesting that fire and ice could work together as much as opposites tend to do most of the time, yet can blow up in a seconds notice and hurt one another rather badly; mostly with a few injuries on the side as well. It seems these two have had their rocky moments in the past, but they've pulled through to the end, and once again, I find myself pushing my plate away from loss of appetite. Although, with my own two eyes, I've witnessed a most intriguing event. Was it something he said? Did he not pour Lexi her drink correctly? Was he caught with another girl? Arya perhaps? Whatever Stradivarius (aka Salander) has done, apparently Lexi had believed that simply words would just not do, and instead, resulted to using her fists to make sure he understood that she was upset.

The reason I mentioned Arya specifically is because she too found it necessary to throw herself at Stradivarius. LITERALLY! As in, 'trying to tackle him to the ground' throwing. From what I could hear from where I was so perfectly seated in the great hall where all of this occurred, Lexi yelled out something about loyalty and how he (who I assume could only mean Stradivarius) 'never understood'. Had Stradivarius tried to sneak around behind Lexi’s back with Arya, wanting to be in a Slytherpuff relationship instead? Did Arya even know that he was dating the Gryffindor girl? Or was she just helping out a dear friend? And why the heck was Vinny rooting it all on?! Such behavior from out students, prefects, and faculty should certainly be told to our Headmaster Hottie.

The questions and theories are endless about what is going on with this love triangle and one crazy Professor, but I have my opinions on the matter as I'm certain you all do as well. Yet, as I've learned in the past, nothing is worse than making a lion angry. Unless of course, you anger a snake, so it's best to keep your whispers about this on the down low when you see one of these troubled students in hearing range.

Keep safe Hogwarts students! And remember, if the professors don't catch you… we will.

Athena

06-27-2011, 03:32 AM	#16 (permalink)
Aparecium Shhhh! Gnome Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Everywhere Posts: 323	A Happily Never After for the Grytherpuff Inter house relationships are not uncommon knowledge throughout these halls of Hogwarts, and I'm sure the portraits have seen a thing or two that could be quite gossip worthy. If any of you wonderful students hear anything from them, let us know. wink It's also quite clear that the houses of fire and ice have an attraction to each other as much as a five year old and sugar do. Sometimes, it's just inevitable. No matter how much it seems wrong, dangerous, and even mind boggling, no one can argue with their heart's decision. That was the case with this Slythindor couple, Lexi Denver and Stradivarius Salander. Yes, I'm using your first name Stradivarius. Learn to love it! While I personally find it nauseating, what with their obvious love for one another and happily ever after appearance, I certainly do find it interesting that fire and ice could work together as much as opposites tend to do most of the time, yet can blow up in a seconds notice and hurt one another rather badly; mostly with a few injuries on the side as well. It seems these two have had their rocky moments in the past, but they've pulled through to the end, and once again, I find myself pushing my plate away from loss of appetite. Although, with my own two eyes, I've witnessed a most intriguing event. Was it something he said? Did he not pour Lexi her drink correctly? Was he caught with another girl? Arya perhaps? Whatever Stradivarius (aka Salander) has done, apparently Lexi had believed that simply words would just not do, and instead, resulted to using her fists to make sure he understood that she was upset. The reason I mentioned Arya specifically is because she too found it necessary to throw herself at Stradivarius. LITERALLY! As in, 'trying to tackle him to the ground' throwing. From what I could hear from where I was so perfectly seated in the great hall where all of this occurred, Lexi yelled out something about loyalty and how he (who I assume could only mean Stradivarius) 'never understood'. Had Stradivarius tried to sneak around behind Lexi’s back with Arya, wanting to be in a Slytherpuff relationship instead? Did Arya even know that he was dating the Gryffindor girl? Or was she just helping out a dear friend? And why the heck was Vinny rooting it all on?! Such behavior from out students, prefects, and faculty should certainly be told to our Headmaster Hottie. The questions and theories are endless about what is going on with this love triangle and one crazy Professor, but I have my opinions on the matter as I'm certain you all do as well. Yet, as I've learned in the past, nothing is worse than making a lion angry. Unless of course, you anger a snake, so it's best to keep your whispers about this on the down low when you see one of these troubled students in hearing range. Keep safe Hogwarts students! And remember, if the professors don't catch you… we will. Athena