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GoldenSnake · 05-13-2015, 03:05 PM

SPOILER!!: Yo!

Natalia had never learned to adapt to noisy studying environments. Some people were able to pop in anywhere and start working on ten-page essays, but Natalia couldn't do that. She had a very specific, ideal work setting; the room must be quiet, clean, undisturbed, and preferably, spacey.

It was quite nice that the Gryffindor tower offered divisions within the common room, including the game lounge and reading room. It made studying in a quiet reading room much easier than being crammed in that little common room space.

The fourth year Lioness set her bag down and positioned her notebook, quill, and parchment on the spacious table. She was ready to get down to work until she heard a boy talking to itself. Wait...was he talking to his rock? Hurhur...time for Natalia to entertainment herself.

"Third years usually study seven hours a day." Natalia answered the boy's question for him, or the rock, rather. "It's quite lengthy, I know. But that's the average." She lied, having a slight sneer on her face. Being a new Hogwarts student, Natalia would have no idea how much studying each student would need. But yeah, she just enjoyed having a little fun.

05-13-2015, 03:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
GoldenSnake Doxy Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sweetwater Posts: 6,031 Hogwarts RPG Name: Arielle (Ari) Wedgwood First Year Diagon Alley Proprietor: Morgan Kruz Daily Prophet Photojournalist	Can I play? :3 A ship in harbor is safe — but that is not what ships are built for. SPOILER!!: Yo! Quote: Originally Posted by Hera Homework was always going to be a thing, and especially not in his third year, not only did he expect it, but he was planning for it. Planning, yes, PLANNING. He was going to take a leaf out of a Ravenclaw's book - not literally, of course - and was going to devise a study plan. Lesson hours were accounted for, now all he needed to do was set aside some time for leisure, for food, for sleep, for miscellaneous, for recreation and then for study. Sigh. Zeke had settled himself in the reading lounge, a notebook propped open on his knees. This was more complex than he had imagined. There just weren't enough hours in the day to do things properly. He turned his head to Pride Rock, "What d'you reckon?" he asked it absentmindedly. Of course rocks couldn't talk, nor could boulders as it seemed, but it felt nice to think he wasn't alone in all of this. "How many hours should third years study?" Because frankly, he was wondering if he could get away with only doing stuff on weekends, and maybe on a Wednesday. That'd work, right? Natalia had never learned to adapt to noisy studying environments. Some people were able to pop in anywhere and start working on ten-page essays, but Natalia couldn't do that. She had a very specific, ideal work setting; the room must be quiet, clean, undisturbed, and preferably, spacey. It was quite nice that the Gryffindor tower offered divisions within the common room, including the game lounge and reading room. It made studying in a quiet reading room much easier than being crammed in that little common room space. The fourth year Lioness set her bag down and positioned her notebook, quill, and parchment on the spacious table. She was ready to get down to work until she heard a boy talking to itself. Wait...was he talking to his rock? Hurhur...time for Natalia to entertainment herself. "Third years usually study seven hours a day." Natalia answered the boy's question for him, or the rock, rather. "It's quite lengthy, I know. But that's the average." She lied, having a slight sneer on her face. Being a new Hogwarts student, Natalia would have no idea how much studying each student would need. But yeah, she just enjoyed having a little fun. __________________