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Ashwinder · 05-04-2014, 03:40 PM

SPOILER!!: OverlyDramaticSineadXD

Nicholas sat back in his seat and regarded her. Indignation and youth rarely worked well together, and Sinead's "offended" tone simply oozed insincerity. Oozed it.

"I have nothing against the names of others. I'm saying that I don't want it applied to me." Fairly straightforward, no?

As Sinead went about preparing to eat her sandwich, Nicholas took the time to make himself comfortable and look out the window. That became boring rather quickly, as he could never quite bring himself to take an interest in the Scottish countryside. Even if something interesting did show up, it was gone in a second or two as the train steamed its way along.

"No, no. Don't you read the...?" Obviously she didn't. "Sorry. One of the professors was sucking the youth right out of them. It was all the result of a secretive healing experiment gone awry. Every student he touched began to age, and every student those students then touched began to age in turn. Apparently it was quite an epidemic, and all the while the originator was getting more and more youthful without knowing why."

It would make quite a good story, actually.

05-04-2014, 03:40 PM	#81 (permalink)
Ashwinder MO Puffskein Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Staring at a Wall. Posts: 2,285 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elias Inkwell First Year x7	Snake disguised as Raven Browncoat SPOILER!!: OverlyDramaticSineadXD Quote: Originally Posted by george is cool What a MOODY old person! Sinead understood that teenagers were generally moody, stupid, horrible people. When she reached that age she planned to be much more awesome. But as of now, she didn't get them. And Nick - sorry, Nicholas - was even worse than most teenagers. In comparison to him, her three brothers were sweet, kind fairy princesses. And that was far from the truth. "No need to get all defensive," she giggled. "I just asked." Really, she wasn't offended, but then she realised she could test out her awesome acting skills. "And ACTUALLY, I have a cousin named NICK! Have you got something against my innocent five year-old cousin?" Maybe her tone was a little too dramatic to be believable, but he was stupid and maybe he'd fall for it anyway. However, she couldn't hold back another giggle. Oh no, now he wouldn't believe she was OFFENDED. Okay, so the lunch wasn't in his bag or under the seats. Sinead was too hungry to help anymore and he didn't deserve it anyway. She reached into her own bag for the sandwich her mother had packed. Yum, chicken! Who cared about lunchless Nick? She had a chicken sandwich so the world was alright. Elderly people? "But people here aren't THAT elderly! No older than, like, a hundred," she said confusedly, but then she got it, she reckoned. "HOGWARTS put SPELLS on STUDENTS to make them OLD?" Why would they do that? Nicholas sat back in his seat and regarded her. Indignation and youth rarely worked well together, and Sinead's "offended" tone simply oozed insincerity. Oozed it. "I have nothing against the names of others. I'm saying that I don't want it applied to me." Fairly straightforward, no? As Sinead went about preparing to eat her sandwich, Nicholas took the time to make himself comfortable and look out the window. That became boring rather quickly, as he could never quite bring himself to take an interest in the Scottish countryside. Even if something interesting did show up, it was gone in a second or two as the train steamed its way along. "No, no. Don't you read the...?" Obviously she didn't. "Sorry. One of the professors was sucking the youth right out of them. It was all the result of a secretive healing experiment gone awry. Every student he touched began to age, and every student those students then touched began to age in turn. Apparently it was quite an epidemic, and all the while the originator was getting more and more youthful without knowing why." It would make quite a good story, actually.