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Hogwarts RPG Name:
Giselle Barrington
Slytherin Seventh Year
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Teagan Kensington
Slytherin Second Year
Hogwarts RPG Name:
Arienne Morgenstern
Hufflepuff Fifth Year
Hogwarts RPG Name:
Simone Wild
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Originally Posted by dansgurl  She spotted this girl walking into the class. A calm, senior... she eyed the batch, Ravenclaw. Being alone in the plant room with nothing to do was almost boring her to death. She decided that she could as well speak to this Claw. After all Claws were nice. Yesh, her twin was nice.
"Uhm...hello?" she called to the older girl, who had already settled down, pulled some book and was..writing? Eh, too claw-ish. So far so good. Of course, nobody else had even arrived yet, but her sketch was coming along slowly. Kendall was happy to just continue that way, especially since she knew that once the professor arrived, idle conversation would probably stop. She wasn’t talking, though, just drawing and that wouldn’t bother anyone. Aside from herself, if someone showed up and interrupted her, made the bird fly away. She wouldn’t think about that, and she figured people would show up either way. She’d just deal with that when it happened, and she’d paused in her sketch to loop a pink-streaked lock of auburn hair behind her ear. It was in her way, and it wasn’t easy to draw when she had hair in her eye.
She’d looked up at the sound of a hesitant voice, however, and smiled at the young girl. She thought she’d seen her at the feast, along with another one who looked the same. Either way, she hadn’t actually seen her when she’d arrived at class, but she wouldn’t be rude now. “Hi,” she said simply, resting her pencil sideways on her sketchbook for now. “Can’t find a way to keep yourself distracted while we wait?” That was unfortunate. Being bored was always a bad thing, which was why she always kept things with her. At least it was a way to keep occupied when there wasn’t anything better to do, but maybe the firstie didn’t know that yet.
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