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Roselyn 
Well, her instructions didn't actually apply to this particular question, but well done to those who were going along with it already. Either that or they really didn't understand what they were supposed to do. It was kinda hard to tell.
"Yes, you may." she nodded.
Fair enough questions. "Not weird if you think about it." she started off, looking at the entire class. "It's more of a brain exercise. Believe it or not, things won't go exactly according to plan in the real world outside this castle, or even inside as I'm sure most of you have figured out already. It's best to think of more than one solution than to be left stumbling. It's actually quite a crucial aspect for topics discussed in this class."
Adjusting her legs, she made herself comfortable once more before continuing in. "I'll try not to have basic yes or no questions to make this less hard on you all. If you honestly cannot think or more than one answer, do try and reword it from what you're previously thinking. The point of this is broaden your horizons, so to speak."
"So, for starters, tell me something you know about the dark arts."
Yay. Jogging! West got up and immediately began jogging on the spot. Much better than sitting in weird positions for the whole lesson.
Dark Arts! Aurors fought the--- oh. Rewording. Different answer. He was crestfallen and then brightened up immediately, mid jog. Hand up.
"My dad is a Curse-Breaker - most of the time, sometimes he's an Auror, and that counts too- but in his job, he comes across lots of dark curses and has to know how to avoid them or disable them." His dad was awesome and tough!
"And some of the curses have been there for thousands of years and are still dangerous and deadly, like its objects and stuff what have been cursed, not just spells flying about."
There. That wasn't his original answer. West kept jogging.