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12-26-2014, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by laurange

Brian was more than mildly confused. He'd let his mom drop him off at the station and even though she was more than mildly confused about what his ticket said too, he promised her he would figure it out. Thing was that he'd asked the man at the counter and a few people around but they all squinted at him like he was mad.

He didn't even blame them.

So there he was, standing in between Platforms 9 and 10, with no Platform 9 3/4 in sight and a particularly hopeless look on his face. Could someone please explain to him what was going on? No, he was not lost, thank you for asking. He just had no idea how to get where he was supposed to go. Maybe he'd just sit here, on his very silly-looking trunk. Couldn't he have brought a suitcase?

Zoe was pushing her trolley towards the wall when she spotted a young boy who looked lost. He was sitting on his trunk and didn't appear to have any other person around him. He looked about Hogwarts age... She looked around them again to make sure, perhaps he was just waiting for someone. Well, he could have been, but if he was a Muggleborn, perhaps he didn't know how to get onto the platform!

She'd come a long way since teasing James when he couldn't get onto the platform, and was quite nervous about it. But that was her second year, this was her last year!

"Do you need any help?" she asked as she approached the young boy. That was a simple question, if he was a muggle it was a simple question of if he wasn't sure which platform he needed. If he was a witch or wizard, maybe he'd figure she would know, as she had an owl sitting on her trunk. She looked up as a boy a little younger than herself, asked the same thing.

12-26-2014, 04:19 PM	#246 (permalink)
Lizasaurus Guest Posts: n/a	Quote: Originally Posted by laurange Brian was more than mildly confused. He'd let his mom drop him off at the station and even though she was more than mildly confused about what his ticket said too, he promised her he would figure it out. Thing was that he'd asked the man at the counter and a few people around but they all squinted at him like he was mad. He didn't even blame them. So there he was, standing in between Platforms 9 and 10, with no Platform 9 3/4 in sight and a particularly hopeless look on his face. Could someone please explain to him what was going on? No, he was not lost, thank you for asking. He just had no idea how to get where he was supposed to go. Maybe he'd just sit here, on his very silly-looking trunk. Couldn't he have brought a suitcase? Zoe was pushing her trolley towards the wall when she spotted a young boy who looked lost. He was sitting on his trunk and didn't appear to have any other person around him. He looked about Hogwarts age... She looked around them again to make sure, perhaps he was just waiting for someone. Well, he could have been, but if he was a Muggleborn, perhaps he didn't know how to get onto the platform! She'd come a long way since teasing James when he couldn't get onto the platform, and was quite nervous about it. But that was her second year, this was her last year! "Do you need any help?" she asked as she approached the young boy. That was a simple question, if he was a muggle it was a simple question of if he wasn't sure which platform he needed. If he was a witch or wizard, maybe he'd figure she would know, as she had an owl sitting on her trunk. She looked up as a boy a little younger than herself, asked the same thing.