Ella raised her eyebrows at the first year. House elves as Hufflepuff servants? That was just plain crazy. "Of course they aren't...but they are quite nice. They let you cook in the kitchens, you know...if you're into that sort of thing" NOT that Ella was the best cook... She tended to burn make everything a little well done, though some people liked that kind of thing! Really! And at least she hadn't lit anything on fire...yet. "You should try and meet one, a house elf I mean, they're cute!" But boys didn't think anything was cute, right? They thought stuff was like...cool or sickkk.

"No, I've never been jabbed by a doctor! I've been given a shot though, if that's what you mean." Honestly, doctors were supposed to make shots quick and as painless as possible! At least that's how her Grandfather had given them. "Grandad was a doctor so he was always pretty gentle about giving shots." She couldn't imagine what kind of doctors Theodore had been dealing with. They sounded like monsters!

...Just funny? O___o Seriously, little lurker? This kid did not know when to quit. Ella smirked a little before reaching up to feel what was going on on top of her head. Everything seemed to be in order so..."I'm sorry, I guess? I don't make it a habit to carry a comb around with me so...you'll have to deal with this mess." And Ella flailed her arms over her head indicating the mess that was her hair...

O__O Did people talk immediately after a seizure? The second year wasn't a doctor but she thought they were supposed to like, lay still and wait for assistance. Should she erm-stabilize him or something? Ella walked a little closer to Theodore, checking for any changes. She brought her hand up to feel his head, nope. No fever. She then grabbed his wrist to check his pulse, not that she knew what she was doing...but there seemed to be a pulsing in that general region so he was alive!...AND it seemed that the boy was completely unharmed. IT WAS A MIRACLE! GRIN.

AND THEN...he was asking if she had enjoyed that.
" What do you mean that? You mean you meant to make that-that movement?" She said, imitating the odd head banging motion. "Honestly? I thought you were ill, Theodore!" And then the second year burst into laughter. "Theo, who on earth taught you such a ridiculous thing?! It looked like you were about to die or something...you know like when a fish is out of water and they flop all over the place...only the thing flopping was your head!" Yup, you little dead fish flopper, whoever taught you this had set you up for embarrassment. It was probably a boy! BOYS WERE SO WEIRD.