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She noticed his frown and tried to cheer him up. "Maybe you should have been in Slytherin after all." she said with a wink trying to lighten the mood a bit. Anyways Ethan really shouldn't take too much to heart in Divination because the subject was rubbish. At least she was one symbol down.
Hannah contined to ignore the new scary head lady. Mental that one is! Then Ethan came through with some help. What a good and handy claw he was. "Yes of course. Thanks!" Why was Hannah being so nice? This was so not her. He was nice and helpful though and he wasn't a puff so she pushed the thought to the back of her mind for now.
She flipped through her book until she found school teacher. "It says here that dreaming of a teacher means you enjoy learning and amusements in a quiet way." Hannah rolled her eyes. Not because it was a bad thing if Ethan wanted to be a teacher or anything, but the answer was kinda obvious. Further proof that Divination was rubbish. "That's not so bad!" Better than having an evil heart and all.
Ethan chuckled lightly at Hannah's Slytherin comment.
"Oh, I don't think that would be so bad... my mum was a Slytherin, you know." He gave the girl a knowing nod. He wasn't so sure he bought into the whole Evil!Slytherin reputation though he'd still prefer to be in Ravenclaw now that he was here. Besides, this Hannah girl was a Snake as well... and she seemed charming enough.
The fifth year watched as his partner found one of the words and her frustration seemed to melt away. Ethan snickered at the analysis of the word and at Hannah's reaction.
"That's kind of a lame interpretation, isn't it? If you dream of a teacher, you must like learning." The boy rolled his eyes as well. Could it get any more literal than that? He wasn't sure what he was expecting... some hidden meaning or something. That book was stupid.
"You're right though... much better than stomping all over someone's heart," he agreed with a chuckle.
"So what's the next one say... leaves?" Would it be as ridiculous? Or maybe once he put all three interpretations together it would actually mean something...