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oh she didn't remember him.. that was quite understandable.. he's heard what has been going on here this term, all the craziness doesn't seem to end.. which gave him a smile.. "oh its alright.. I was in your house Gryffindor…" wait was she still the Gryffindor head of house…. ughhh Brant way to go.. if only Miranda had come too… ohh what year did he graduate.. thats the thing he was terrible at dates.. "ermm… i can't really remember but i was Quidditch Captain when Gryffindor won its last cup" unless they won another one that he couldn't remember… "also prefect" he quickly added.. "but any ways its great to see everyone and everything its like it hasn't changed" he told her.. as he finally sat down.
He was at least gracious about the whole thing, didn't seem all that fazed about her failing memory at all. It was when he started going on about leadership roles that it got her realllyyyy thinking. She remembered every Lion leader she'd been here for, so... this didn't make sense. This was only confirmed as he continued on about cup wins. She hadn't witnessed the Lions win anything other than Gobstones.
"You know... I think I do remember you, or your name at least, but only from my time in the trophy room... I came to the school a few years after that victory."
Perhaps she wasn't the only one with an addled brain? She hoped he hadn't caught whatever contagion was responsible for this aging thing. That'd be tremendously unfortunate.
"Hasn't changed at all? Really?" she asked, though she supposed he was right, it hadn't changed all that much since she was a student either, which was much before his time too.