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Kimothy · 09-19-2012, 11:35 AM

SPOILER!!: Rawr Prof.

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Originally Posted by Roselyn

She didn't need to see to know that the students weren't not enjoying this pose. Just a little longer though, while she got back into speaking normally. "I can honestly say, beaters are not considered dark people. Their intent is for purely game purposes, and intent is indeed a rather important factor when labeling a witch or wizard as dark." she nodded slowly, addressing the whole class. "As is their primary studies, which in this case, would be the dark arts; Voldemort, Bellatrix, Merwyn, and Grindelwald being just a few good examp- Remi Deveraux? Fight clubs here in Hogwarts? Really?"

The professor looked towards Sierra. A delayed reaction from her, but this was new information to Medea. Anyways...moving on!

"Power is definitely the more common desire a dark witch or wizard seeks when studying and/or practicing the dark arts, as well as the lack of remorse while most of their actions involves harming someone or, yes, selfish reasons. I think it was Miss Lecium whom mentioned the root of these people turning to darker natures was in their childhoods. Upbringings and the settings in which one lives when younger can definitely influence a person's thoughts and actions, to the point of guiding them towards the darker arts, however...this is not always the case."

Medea paused momentarily to stand up. "You can lower your legs and stand up now. We're going to go into a position called The Triangle. I promise, it's not bad." Demonstrating the pose, she leaned to the side and raised her arm vertical to the ground, touching her ankle with the other. And now continuing...

"Some may surround themselves with certain objects with deadly qualities, brew potions of more sinister properties, or become fascinated with creatures we all label as dark themselves. Most of the time though, we are not aware of these interests, which can become dangerous for us. What we can notice, and hopefully if any of you do you are well protected, is their choice of spells. Dark wizards, as we know, favor curses, especially the unforgiveables, but jinxes and hexes are not so foreign when it comes down to it. Can anyone tell me one dark spell and why it is considered dark?"

The Triangle

Dark spells. Easy. Kat knew a lot, not that she was affiliated to any of them nor did she actually use one of those frickin' spells. For Merlin's Sake, she's a witch. And she wouldn't be caught dead trying to kill someone else. Even if she hated that person to the maximum level.

As Kat did the Triangle position, which was waaaaaaaaaaaaaay easier than the previous muscle-aching positions, Kat answered. "Professor, Morsmordre is an example of a Dark spell," Kat continued. "It's dark because it's used to conjure the Dark mark and it may signify that someone must've been killed."

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Kimothy Moke Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: nickle's back pocket Posts: 8,944 Hogwarts RPG Name: Astrid Grimaldi Slytherin Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Miles Charlton Ravenclaw Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ascella Archer Hufflepuff Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Clementine Adams-Sayse Gryffindor First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Daciana Romanos Ravenclaw First Year x12	Kimothée Chalamet • The UWU Agenda • Once Baby, Now Trouble • All Growed Up SPOILER!!: Rawr Prof. Quote: Originally Posted by Roselyn She didn't need to see to know that the students weren't not enjoying this pose. Just a little longer though, while she got back into speaking normally. "I can honestly say, beaters are not considered dark people. Their intent is for purely game purposes, and intent is indeed a rather important factor when labeling a witch or wizard as dark." she nodded slowly, addressing the whole class. "As is their primary studies, which in this case, would be the dark arts; Voldemort, Bellatrix, Merwyn, and Grindelwald being just a few good examp- Remi Deveraux? Fight clubs here in Hogwarts? Really?" The professor looked towards Sierra. A delayed reaction from her, but this was new information to Medea. Anyways...moving on! "Power is definitely the more common desire a dark witch or wizard seeks when studying and/or practicing the dark arts, as well as the lack of remorse while most of their actions involves harming someone or, yes, selfish reasons. I think it was Miss Lecium whom mentioned the root of these people turning to darker natures was in their childhoods. Upbringings and the settings in which one lives when younger can definitely influence a person's thoughts and actions, to the point of guiding them towards the darker arts, however...this is not always the case." Medea paused momentarily to stand up. "You can lower your legs and stand up now. We're going to go into a position called The Triangle. I promise, it's not bad." Demonstrating the pose, she leaned to the side and raised her arm vertical to the ground, touching her ankle with the other. And now continuing... "Some may surround themselves with certain objects with deadly qualities, brew potions of more sinister properties, or become fascinated with creatures we all label as dark themselves. Most of the time though, we are not aware of these interests, which can become dangerous for us. What we can notice, and hopefully if any of you do you are well protected, is their choice of spells. Dark wizards, as we know, favor curses, especially the unforgiveables, but jinxes and hexes are not so foreign when it comes down to it. Can anyone tell me one dark spell and why it is considered dark?" The Triangle Dark spells. Easy. Kat knew a lot, not that she was affiliated to any of them nor did she actually use one of those frickin' spells. For Merlin's Sake, she's a witch. And she wouldn't be caught dead trying to kill someone else. Even if she hated that person to the maximum level. As Kat did the Triangle position, which was waaaaaaaaaaaaaay easier than the previous muscle-aching positions, Kat answered. "Professor, Morsmordre is an example of a Dark spell," Kat continued. "It's dark because it's used to conjure the Dark mark and it may signify that someone must've been killed." __________________ LIVELY, MISCHIEVOUS, UNPREDICTABLE, FUN the playful troublemaker - famous for keeping everyone guessing