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hermionesclone 
Not all villains can be murderous? DUH. "Well OBVIOUSLY not ALL of them." Jeez, this one was dumb. He was meant to be older. "Some are. They're the ones that have gone too far. Or were overlooked as kids and grew up to be loonies." Uh huh. He knew what he was talking about. "Wasn't Luke his son? He's not even going to murder his own SON." What kind of sane person did that? And what kind of statement was THAT?! "My brain's a very great place to be in, thank you very much. Why? Is yours filled with sassy comments you can make for the future? Got 'em stored up all nice and safe?" That was FAR better than fluffy things like flowers and rainbows. In all honesty, Grayson didn't see how dancing with a rubber chicken could be considered normal buuuuuut he was going to brush that aside. "And that's why you were dancing with it." Uh huh. Maybe he could understand this now. MAYBE. "You dance often, then?"
Sassy Loony really wasn't yanking his leg. MAN. "Lucky! I'd like to know someone on a team too. Free tickets and all." Someone he knew and got along with needed to get themselves onto a Quidditch team. That didn't leave a lot of people but he was going to keep his hopes up. "Shucks," he said, patting the boy's shoulder, "Bet that must have been tough on you."
..................... What was this story?
Grayson's eyebrows furrowed as he listened to the explanation. This didn't sound bad. Not bad at all. A fight to the death, man. Meaning people died. And there was an EPIC fight somewhere in there. "Not bad, not bad," he said, nodding his head slowly and looking between the boy and the book and then back again, "It sounds interesting. Would you recommend the book?" Maybe he could surprise his mum and actually read something voluntarily, for once. "Action's not bad. Better than the namby pamby romance ones where nothing interesting happens." Just saying.
Tag wouldn't say it but maybe Bird Boy over here was the 'overlooked' kid and would soon be turning into a villain as soon as he graduated from Hogwarts. The blonde could sort of see it happening, but, to be a villain, didn't you kind of need to be smart and powerful? Would people follow this guy? "
Exactly what does growing up in a looney look like?" Just so Tag could avoid those places. "
He was his son, yes." The blonde said with a nod. "
I can't really think of any at the moment, but I'm sure there's villains that have hurt their family just so they could gain more power in their mission." Now, Tag wasn't going to research this stuff up, but if Bird Boy found something then Tag would appreciate hearing what the guy had found.
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Sassy comments can't be 'stored up'. They're more of a on the spot type of thing. If you have them stored up, by the time you use them, it may not be executed sassy enough." True story. Maybe. You be the judge of that. Did this guy even know basic sass knowledge? If Ella were hearing all this she'd probably be doing some chant for Tag. "
Yes, that's why I was dancing with it." And to weird the guy out too.
Too bad Bird Boy didn't have some of things Tag had when it came to quidditch matches. But, let's not say more on that because Tag didn't know exactly how quidditch matches work for a player's close friend/fan. "
Maybe you'll become friends with one?" Who knew, really? Don't touch Blondie. Tag furrowed his eyebrows and made a face when the guy planted his hand on his shoulder. No. "
I wasn't rejected. She's just a friend. No romantic feelings over here." Never. That's a weird thought right there. Now, the next time this guy touched Tag, something
might actually happen to him.
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Yes, definitely recommend it." Well that was a sentence Tag never thought he would ever say. Suppose miracles do happen. There was
some romance in the book, but it wasn't completely central to the plot. "
Right. Namby pamby romance." Whatever that meant.
Did this guy know he sounded and acted weird?