Oops. Late. It was a good job Professor Morgan was alright with lateness at these meetings. It hadn't been an intentional thing; Toby had been tired as of late, and earlier while he was counting down the minutes before needing to come to this meeting, doing some personal research in a potions textbook, he'd fallen asleep. Not for too long, thankfully, but long enough to need to run up to the Divination tower. Long enough to have missed the first couple of minutes.

He'd slipped into the Room of Serenity with an apologetic look towards Professor Morgan, who was still talking. Toby took a seat, noting how relaxing it was in here and hoping he wasn't about to fall asleep again. That would be horribly impolite.

When they were informed to do so, Toby got up and retrieved a book, already flipping through it by the time he sat back down again. He read, trying to get a good idea of this before trying anything out, and at one point looked back up at the professor.

"Professor Morgan. How would this work if you tried to do a reading on someone with heterochromia. People whose eyes are more than one colour, I mean. Like, both of my eyes are blue and green, but they usually look mostly blue 'cause of the lighting, so I call them blue. But would that make a difference? And what about someone with one eye one colour and the other eye a totally different colour? Would that be a significant thing?" Toby assumed so. Divination seemed to be the sort of subject where the little things made a big difference sometimes. "Do they maybe get a mixed reading?" It'd be cool if the side of the face that either colour eye was on made any difference, but Toby couldn't see anything about it in the book, so he supposed it wasn't that significant. He flipped through the text some more.

And soon he'd get started and talk to the portraits. Promise. Once his brain had woken up a bit.