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StarShine · 06-29-2013, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

She was about to clear her throat and begin her excited yelling again because it didn't seem like he'd heard her the first time. He'd gotten the spell right. She nearly flooded the potions class because she couldn't do it and here he was on the first try but she wasn't going to mention it. He had a knack for taking every story she told him and turning it into something that made him feel even worse.

Instead she continued grinning and sure enough the excitement caught hold of him and he was being positive again! Oooo, he didn't want to leave anymore either! Now all she had to do was be careful so he didn't go back to being in a slump.

"Definitely! I see no reason why you shouldn't!" He was doing good so far and she wasn't about to discourage him ~~even though she was slightly panicking on the inside because she didn't want his spell not working and him crying~~. "He looks like he's still trying to catch his bearings. You could give it a shot now before he comes to his sense or do you want me to freeze him again until you get a better handle on the spell?"

Either could work.

Forrest relaxed in his seat again as he grinned a little. He was pleased that he wasn't very cold in this weather either. Either his six heavy pieces of clothing kept him warm, or the weather decided to play nice today. With his positive logic in charge, he liked the second idea better. He could even fantasise it was to let him grasp this spell. Yeah. Definitely. He was that important of a boy.

Back to the reality.

He? Oh. The butterfly. Of course. His positiveness had its limits though, of course, and he knew he would never get the spell on his first try regardless of his handling of the spell. So, offering her a shrug to indicate he didn't really know, he pointed his wand at the butterfly and said "Petrificus Totalus," clearly. Waiting... Did it get slower? It certainly got--don't fool yourself, his negative logic snarled again and he sighed, shaking his head hopelessly.

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StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo She was about to clear her throat and begin her excited yelling again because it didn't seem like he'd heard her the first time. He'd gotten the spell right. She nearly flooded the potions class because she couldn't do it and here he was on the first try but she wasn't going to mention it. He had a knack for taking every story she told him and turning it into something that made him feel even worse. Instead she continued grinning and sure enough the excitement caught hold of him and he was being positive again! Oooo, he didn't want to leave anymore either! Now all she had to do was be careful so he didn't go back to being in a slump. "Definitely! I see no reason why you shouldn't!" He was doing good so far and she wasn't about to discourage him ~~even though she was slightly panicking on the inside because she didn't want his spell not working and him crying~~. "He looks like he's still trying to catch his bearings. You could give it a shot now before he comes to his sense or do you want me to freeze him again until you get a better handle on the spell?" Either could work. Forrest relaxed in his seat again as he grinned a little. He was pleased that he wasn't very cold in this weather either. Either his six heavy pieces of clothing kept him warm, or the weather decided to play nice today. With his positive logic in charge, he liked the second idea better. He could even fantasise it was to let him grasp this spell. Yeah. Definitely. He was that important of a boy. Back to the reality. He? Oh. The butterfly. Of course. His positiveness had its limits though, of course, and he knew he would never get the spell on his first try regardless of his handling of the spell. So, offering her a shrug to indicate he didn't really know, he pointed his wand at the butterfly and said "Petrificus Totalus," clearly. Waiting... Did it get slower? It certainly got--don't fool yourself, his negative logic snarled again and he sighed, shaking his head hopelessly.