Kennedy focused on how his picture frame would look and pointed his wand at the paper again. He traced a square in the air and said, "Statua Habitum!"

The paper looked like a frame like last time. Hmm. He pocked it with his index finger and grinned when the frame slightly shook. It WASN'T A FLOPPY FRAME! Woot! Kennedy picked it up and sat it up straight. There. A wonderful piece of Transfiguration art.

He glanced back up when heard Professor Magnus speak. For sure the words had to be Latin, right? Right. He raised his hand and said, "It most likely derives from Latin." RIGHT? "Statua sounds like the Spanish word for Statue, which is probably the same in this language," he said. Being fluent in Spanish it helped Kennedy understand some Latin words at times. "And habitum sounds like habitat...which in this case could mean a place of housing? For example..." This was going to sound weird. "A home for the picture?" There. He said it.

Kennedy put his hand down, trying to ignore his blushing cheeks. It was a ridiculous way to put it, but it was simple...and that's what it sounded to him. His picture needed a home.