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**Portraits** · 02-26-2015, 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SpiritWolfe Malfoy

Hady held back a small laugh when Greta squealed at her answer of liking cheese. Listening to the portrait the small girl tilted her head curiously when it came to a question about reading. Yes Hady read A LOT but never a book on cheese. "No, no I haven't but if the library here has it I will read it!" She admitted to her declaring however that she would read it.

Hady had to think about that question a moment before finally answering. "I love charms and transfiguration as well as Care of Magical Creatures." Yeah she couldn't just pick one. "What was your favorite lesson when you were here?" Clearly Greta went to school here when she was younger right? Why else would her portrait be in the castle. Might as well ask some more questions too. "What house were you in? I'm a Slytherin." She told her as if all the green on her clothing hadn't already given that away.

She should probably try to focus on her eye color now as well...what color were Greta's eyes? Did what the book say match how the woman appeared to act?

Greta grinned at the girl, "It's a great read, be sure to pick it up." She was biased she knew, but it was a successful book, so it just had to be good. "I always enjoyed charms, it was one of my favorite subjects. This subject was always interesting as well." It's way she was so eager to help out. Oh and she was asking about her house, "I was a Gryffidor." Though she had many friends that were Slytherins.

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Adi was feeling quite comfortable talking to Edgar despite the suspicious looks he had received earlier. He wasn't up to anything, Mr Edgar. Hehe. But he was sorry to hear about the portrait being placed into storage. "Look on the bright side, Mr Edgar. At least you're out here now.''

Ohh, brown eyes! Like his! How had the Hufflepuff miss that? "Okay, I see here brown eyes indicate consistency, hope, nervousness, nobility and truthfulness.'' He raised his eyes from the text to look back at Edgar. "Is that why you're always looking around as though you do not trust persons? The nervousness of meeting a foe?'' It could tie in with the invention of the sneakoscope if that was the case... "Is that mistrust what prompted you to invent that sneakoscope?" Adi just had to know!

"I am out now and I'm hoping your professor will find a nice place for me, maybe the sixth floor again. I so enjoyed that corridor." He just wanted to be hung again to watch the students. It was always quiet fun.

Listening as he spoke, even Edgar as suspicious of this subject as he was couldn't look over the fact the boy had just described him pretty well. "I have had enemies in my past Mr. Adi, so it was very important to invent my sneakoscope against them, plus the students all they ever wanted was the passageway and they were never afraid to rip my portrait to get to it." Though doing that made it impossible to open the secret passage. "But all in all I'd say you nailed it pretty good." Good job fellow Hufflepuff on knowing who he was based on an eye color.

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Originally Posted by Felixir

Seemed like Toby didn't have to do much to seek out a portrait to talk too, as one was addressing him. The Hufflepuff paused and looked around to make sure the subject of the portrait wasn't actually talking to anyone else, but when he concluded that she was, in fact, addressing him, he smiled and stepped up to the portrait.

Was he able to see her eye colour without asking? Worth a shot.

"Hi," the sixth year said to the portrait. "I'm Toby." It would be rude not to introduce himself, right?

As the boy came closer she studied him more, "Yes, yes your eyes don't lie to us. Everything the professor said, I see it too. You are very loyal and even if you had some hardships you still stand by the people you care for. Friendships get questioned at your age, such a fragile age, but your eyes say that you will get through it. Yes, I can see it in the greenish blue." Sybill was in the zone with looking into his eyes, her own Hazel/brown eyes big behind her glasses. She leaned closer in her portrait trying to get a better look.

02-26-2015, 04:52 AM	#46 (permalink)
Portraits Always the Tone of Surprise Streeler Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 248	Tell Them I'm Trapped in an Oil Painting Quote: Originally Posted by SpiritWolfe Malfoy Hady held back a small laugh when Greta squealed at her answer of liking cheese. Listening to the portrait the small girl tilted her head curiously when it came to a question about reading. Yes Hady read A LOT but never a book on cheese. "No, no I haven't but if the library here has it I will read it!" She admitted to her declaring however that she would read it. Hady had to think about that question a moment before finally answering. "I love charms and transfiguration as well as Care of Magical Creatures." Yeah she couldn't just pick one. "What was your favorite lesson when you were here?" Clearly Greta went to school here when she was younger right? Why else would her portrait be in the castle. Might as well ask some more questions too. "What house were you in? I'm a Slytherin." She told her as if all the green on her clothing hadn't already given that away. She should probably try to focus on her eye color now as well...what color were Greta's eyes? Did what the book say match how the woman appeared to act? Greta grinned at the girl, "It's a great read, be sure to pick it up." She was biased she knew, but it was a successful book, so it just had to be good. "I always enjoyed charms, it was one of my favorite subjects. This subject was always interesting as well." It's way she was so eager to help out. Oh and she was asking about her house, "I was a Gryffidor." Though she had many friends that were Slytherins. Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Adi was feeling quite comfortable talking to Edgar despite the suspicious looks he had received earlier. He wasn't up to anything, Mr Edgar. Hehe. But he was sorry to hear about the portrait being placed into storage. "Look on the bright side, Mr Edgar. At least you're out here now.'' Ohh, brown eyes! Like his! How had the Hufflepuff miss that? "Okay, I see here brown eyes indicate consistency, hope, nervousness, nobility and truthfulness.'' He raised his eyes from the text to look back at Edgar. "Is that why you're always looking around as though you do not trust persons? The nervousness of meeting a foe?'' It could tie in with the invention of the sneakoscope if that was the case... "Is that mistrust what prompted you to invent that sneakoscope?" Adi just had to know! "I am out now and I'm hoping your professor will find a nice place for me, maybe the sixth floor again. I so enjoyed that corridor." He just wanted to be hung again to watch the students. It was always quiet fun. Listening as he spoke, even Edgar as suspicious of this subject as he was couldn't look over the fact the boy had just described him pretty well. "I have had enemies in my past Mr. Adi, so it was very important to invent my sneakoscope against them, plus the students all they ever wanted was the passageway and they were never afraid to rip my portrait to get to it." Though doing that made it impossible to open the secret passage. "But all in all I'd say you nailed it pretty good." Good job fellow Hufflepuff on knowing who he was based on an eye color. Quote: Originally Posted by Felixir Seemed like Toby didn't have to do much to seek out a portrait to talk too, as one was addressing him. The Hufflepuff paused and looked around to make sure the subject of the portrait wasn't actually talking to anyone else, but when he concluded that she was, in fact, addressing him, he smiled and stepped up to the portrait. Was he able to see her eye colour without asking? Worth a shot. "Hi," the sixth year said to the portrait. "I'm Toby." It would be rude not to introduce himself, right? As the boy came closer she studied him more, "Yes, yes your eyes don't lie to us. Everything the professor said, I see it too. You are very loyal and even if you had some hardships you still stand by the people you care for. Friendships get questioned at your age, such a fragile age, but your eyes say that you will get through it. Yes, I can see it in the greenish blue." Sybill was in the zone with looking into his eyes, her own Hazel/brown eyes big behind her glasses. She leaned closer in her portrait trying to get a better look.