Even as he said it she found it sounding more and more ridiculous. It was almost like he was mocking her with it. Yeah we see the look. Knock it off, yeah? She wasn't a 'chocolate frogs are pets' advocate, simply a girl who wanted to help her friend. Too bad it totally backfired but oh well. "He was pretty good with the whole not melting thing. I put him on my head too and he didn't make it particularly chocolatey so I'm assuming that's a success?" At this point she didn't know what to make of any of it.

Ooohhhhh!!! There he went understanding again. This dude was good.

"Exactly! A mercy killing. He wouldn't have ever hopped again. How many chocolate frogs do you know would have preferred a life like that?" She could answer that herself. None. In fact she was sure they also didn't like not being eaten. There was that question too. "Because Frank wasn't just some chocolate frog you unwrapped and munched on--granted he used to be but not anymore, see, when I let him play with my other chocolate frogs," who were all eaten shortly afterwards thank you very much, "I realized that he looked different and I'm sure she can tell the difference too." Alice would just know.

"Pfft, she won't do that. My Mama Vivi wouldn't be very happy with her if she did and she doesn't want to upset Vivi so I'm pretty safe in that regards." As for him. Pity if his mother knew because it meant she probably didn't care. Pity indeed. "There's always that and there's tons to do so you'll be quite well entertained." GRIN. Hogwarts was an adventure in and of itself.