He nodded and then grinned. For some reason, he couldn't wait to see Agatha slip on those pointe shoes and show off. He figured that he'd enjoy that just as long as Agatha didn't make him wear them. If she did, it'd be bad. Very bad.

Paintings? That was a really cute analogy to make. He smirked a little and then chuckled. "They're kind of like paintings but without the frames. They're more like the computers in the Muggle Studies Technology Centre," he explained with a friendly grin. Why wasn't he Holmes? Well long story short.. Where would he even begin with this explanation. Well.. Hmmm... He raised his index finger several times as he was about to start explaining the concept to her but every time he stopped. Then he found the correct way to explain it. "I'm Watson because Watson's the Doctor and likes to fix things. Also Holmes likes to march to the beat of his own drum. He's a little strange but cool." Then she was looking at him more intrigued. Oh? She wanted to know more then, eh? "We and several other students found a note from Bentley so we grabbed our things and helped save the plants from the extreme weather. The wind had shattered the windows in the greenhouses," he said with a frown. They had to transport ALL of those plants up to the temporary greenhouse in the castle. It had taken a lot of work but they had completed it in the end.

Simon gazed at Agatha with his bright blue eyes. He nodded. "It'd be pretty swish to be one," he said, trying out a new phrase. Woah. He sounded like Professor Airey using that language. Ahem. Anyway. "Yeah, it'd be good to take him to the owlery. He'll have a lot more room and everything will be cleaner." Plus, Agatha would probably feel more happy without the raven making such a mess everywhere. He nodded and watched her head off then his eyes made their way back to the fireplace. He stared at the dancing flames.