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Roselyn · 03-10-2013, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Compootor

He remembered the professor had described the spell as a 'One-way barrier' for physical objects, and so he figured the best way to test it was to get a physical object to contact the bubble from the outside, if it was even there. From his pocket, Patrick produced a single Galleon. He flipped it into the air, keeping his eye on it. Maybe the bubble would deflect it on it's way back down. The coin passed through the space where the bubble should have been on it's way up without trouble, but as it came back down and passed through the bubble's supposed location, slow ripples appeared in the air, as if the coin had hit water, and the bluish bubble around Patrick became visible only for a short moment. The coin suddenly slowed down. It didn't stop, it didn't bounce off the bubble, it kept falling, but was now falling in slow motion. It turned and spun in the air slowly and gently, like what one would expect of a flipped coin on it's way down,

"I think I did it wrong." He said, confused, staring at the galleon as it slowly and gracefully sank past his face towards the floor.

They were all doing quite well, if she did say so herself. The trick with the book was a rather nice touch. Very creative. Though in her supervision of the class, she did notice the rather unfortunate way a certain galleon fell through Patrick's almost shield. "Your pronunciation, Mister McEttron." she said, drifting over towards the Ravenclaw, keeping an eye on the book throwers. "Sound it out first. Impiriano. Im-peer-ee-ah-no."

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Roselyn DMAC & DoM Kappa Join Date: May 2009 Location: Western US Posts: 14,683 x9 x8	Super Slytherin Buddy \| \| ⅓ She-Snake Trio \| \| a normal girl with normal knees Quote: Originally Posted by Compootor He remembered the professor had described the spell as a 'One-way barrier' for physical objects, and so he figured the best way to test it was to get a physical object to contact the bubble from the outside, if it was even there. From his pocket, Patrick produced a single Galleon. He flipped it into the air, keeping his eye on it. Maybe the bubble would deflect it on it's way back down. The coin passed through the space where the bubble should have been on it's way up without trouble, but as it came back down and passed through the bubble's supposed location, slow ripples appeared in the air, as if the coin had hit water, and the bluish bubble around Patrick became visible only for a short moment. The coin suddenly slowed down. It didn't stop, it didn't bounce off the bubble, it kept falling, but was now falling in slow motion. It turned and spun in the air slowly and gently, like what one would expect of a flipped coin on it's way down, "I think I did it wrong." He said, confused, staring at the galleon as it slowly and gracefully sank past his face towards the floor. They were all doing quite well, if she did say so herself. The trick with the book was a rather nice touch. Very creative. Though in her supervision of the class, she did notice the rather unfortunate way a certain galleon fell through Patrick's almost shield. "Your pronunciation, Mister McEttron." she said, drifting over towards the Ravenclaw, keeping an eye on the book throwers. "Sound it out first. Impiriano. Im-peer-ee-ah-no."