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StarShine · 06-03-2014, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by FireboltAvis88

Noticing the frown on his Potions Master's face, Cris quickly explained his purpose for wanting to brew one.

"It's for my friend, Professor. He has this immune deficiency and he's been sick all his life. Even the simple cold will make him ill. He told me many times that he longs to go outdoors and play instead of being cooped up inside. I read that the Vaxifloo might be able to protect him from catching any of the flu strains. Was I wrong, Professor?" Cris was now starting to get worried as he waited anxiously for the Professor to reply.

Cosgrach looked at Cris in confusion. The goods of elves were long forgotten. What he didn't understand was...

"But then he has to take every kind of health potions, not just vaxifloo, because flu isn't the only illness?" Cris... knew that, right? "I mean, fine, I don't mind if you brew vaxifloo, but to me it sounds like a waste of resources and energy, whereas your friend needs an immune potion or something." He didn't know if such a one existed. But that was irrelevant. Kind of.

Text Cut: Seren

This Slytherin knew better. He wasn't risking anything for the sake of equality or whatever. He didn't say anything else, but he was glad Seren didn't insist.

...was she... questioning Cosgrach's statement? Didn't believe he was telling the truth? Or that he exaggerated it?

Well, then.

"Thank you for your opinion, Seren," he said as politely as ever, nothing in his demeanour would suggest he was slightly annoyed. "I will write to his parents and will see what else I can do during class." He took a sip from his tea. "You said you wanted to speak to me about Kevin, as well?"

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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 FireboltAvis88 Noticing the frown on his Potions Master's face, Cris quickly explained his purpose for wanting to brew one. "It's for my friend, Professor. He has this immune deficiency and he's been sick all his life. Even the simple cold will make him ill. He told me many times that he longs to go outdoors and play instead of being cooped up inside. I read that the Vaxifloo might be able to protect him from catching any of the flu strains. Was I wrong, Professor?" Cris was now starting to get worried as he waited anxiously for the Professor to reply. Cosgrach looked at Cris in confusion. The goods of elves were long forgotten. What he didn't understand was... "But then he has to take every kind of health potions, not just vaxifloo, because flu isn't the only illness?" Cris... knew that, right? "I mean, fine, I don't mind if you brew vaxifloo, but to me it sounds like a waste of resources and energy, whereas your friend needs an immune potion or something." He didn't know if such a one existed. But that was irrelevant. Kind of. Text Cut: Seren Quote: Originally Posted by Hera Did she say something... wrong? Seren couldn't help but notice Cosgrach's response to her suggestion, and when he tripped on his words... was he about to say Minister? Was that what this was about? "Miss Kettleburn is a student... like every other..." she reminded him. The girl, delightful as she was, was not entitled to special treatment for the sake of her name and father's position. "But sure, fine." It was just a suggestion after all. At this news her eyebrows arched. Leo had complained? "Well he certainly didn't share that information with me," she replied casually, again, there wasn't much she could do if people didn't tell her these things. But with regard to what Kevin had said the previous year... pfft. "And you believe him?" she questioned. "I told my Professors the same thing when I was a student, and I guarantee that my mother most certainly did care about holding me accountable for my wrong doing." The lesson to be learned there was not to believe things purely because they sounded fair enough. "At any rate, notify the parents, at least that way you'll have a record of having tried should they want to hold you accountable for their sons progress... and if it's playing nice with others that you're having trouble with, perhaps isolate him in your class." Problem solved, no? "Or invest in unbreakable bottles..." that was another idea. This Slytherin knew better. He wasn't risking anything for the sake of equality or whatever. He didn't say anything else, but he was glad Seren didn't insist. ...was she... questioning Cosgrach's statement? Didn't believe he was telling the truth? Or that he exaggerated it? Well, then. "Thank you for your opinion, Seren," he said as politely as ever, nothing in his demeanour would suggest he was slightly annoyed. "I will write to his parents and will see what else I can do during class." He took a sip from his tea. "You said you wanted to speak to me about Kevin, as well?"