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Tazenhani · 06-05-2015, 04:31 AM

SPOILER!!: Mr Rehman!

There was some trickling thought about a saying somewhere, that where respect was afforded it was earned. Treat a young person like a child, in words or actions, and they were likely to show only that side. Treat them as an equal, and a whole set of new doors opened.

So, young adult it was.

Except watching Rehman was much like watching a kid in a candy shop for its first time. He couldn't help but laugh, placing a hand on the boy's shoulder so that he didn't somehow end up hoping right over the railing in his excitement. "It is very good. A very impressive start, and something to be proud of. But don't...burn yourself out practicing. Alright?"

He gave Rehman an encouraging smile. "Make sure you have time, and energy, for making new happy memories. And strengthening those you already have."

06-05-2015, 04:31 AM	#58 (permalink)
Tazenhani DMLE & DoM Doxy Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,150 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amur Neverwinter Fourth Year	~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~ SPOILER!!: Mr Rehman! Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Hehe. That was better! A young adult, yesh! Adi continued to grin good naturedly at his Professor (who probably thought his student was totally a weirdo because the grin ninety nine percent of the time was intact). "Young adult sounds a whole lot more mature.'' Though he was still immature in some ways. But the success of creating the Patronus wisp had made him start acting even more immaturely with all the bouncing he was doing. Okaaaay, maybe he shouldn't get too ahead of himself. It was one of the first steps but there was still a long way to go. Adi still had hopes for a corporeal patronus and he would have to work super hard to to see results so he took a deeeeep breath. "Yep! That's an even better start than before!'' The Puffer was high on results, yo! "I will. Hopefully I can keep this up.'' Adi re-focused on his memory and mustered all the concentration he could. "Expecto Patronum!'' WHEEE! RESULTS AGAIN! This time there was MORE silvery. "PROFESSOR!'' Oh, gosh, Adi. No need to shout. The man was right there AND he could see. LOL. "How's that for results?" There was still not enough to make a proper shape but hey, he would take it! There was some trickling thought about a saying somewhere, that where respect was afforded it was earned. Treat a young person like a child, in words or actions, and they were likely to show only that side. Treat them as an equal, and a whole set of new doors opened. So, young adult it was. Except watching Rehman was much like watching a kid in a candy shop for its first time. He couldn't help but laugh, placing a hand on the boy's shoulder so that he didn't somehow end up hoping right over the railing in his excitement. "It is very good. A very impressive start, and something to be proud of. But don't...burn yourself out practicing. Alright?" He gave Rehman an encouraging smile. "Make sure you have time, and energy, for making new happy memories. And strengthening those you already have." __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.