SPOILER!!: Professor
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Originally Posted by
MeredithRodneyMckay 
It was so nice when the kids got excited at being able to do something, and this Hufflepuff certainly was. "Well done, Miss Lecium. Very nice!"
Hmm. Isabelle surveyed the vase in front of her and chewed on her bottom lip. "What are you thinking about when you cast the spell?" she asked, putting her hands behind her back and turning her gaze to the girl. "It could be that you're paying too close attention to the thimble, rather than the image of what you want it to look like. Try thinking of something completely different and see how you get on."
Walking back to the front, Isabelle clapped her hands to get the classes attention. "All right everyone, I'd like to move on to the next part of the lesson. Those of you with more than one vase, please choose which you like the best and use that - the others can be reverted back and used for homework."
Clearing the board of the words on there, Issy added a new one instead - AGUAMENTI.
"We'll be using this charm to fill the vases and test them out for any imperfections." She gave a little knowing smile to everyone when she said that. Just because they looked good, didn't mean they'd hold water. "Now, we won't be learning it today, even though it could be classed as a transfiguration as well, considering it conjures water from your wand - no what I need is a few helpful volunteers that can already perform it to a standard that they are able to control the jets of water." No mess classroom, that was the aim. And would be nice.
Isabelle looked around at the older ones mainly. The younger students might know the spell, but controlling it was another matter entirely. "You'll be filling your classmates vases for them. Who would like to help, hands up please!"
OOC: I'll probably pick 3 or 4 people for this, and then you'll be able to interact with each other more when testing the vases. ;P
OOC: Just catching up, I've been camping!
Zhenya listened as the Professor spoke about her thimble Vase. Of COURSE! How silly of her. She let her body slump forward in her chair and she hit her head quite hard on the table. Then she shook her head. How silly had she been!
"Thank you Professor! I don't know how I forgot that one!" she said, rubbing her head.
She picked up her wand and pointed it at the thimble and said "Floreneo!" and it turned into a vast - and not just a thimble vase! It was a
Red Vase and she thought it was perfect.
"What do you think Professor? It looks a little better than a thimble vase, doesn't it?" she asked, with a huge grin on her face.
She raised her hand, still smiling, and waited patiently for the water people to fill her vase up.