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TakemetotheBurrow · 01-30-2016, 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Callie

Haddie frowned, obviously not pleased. She still wasn't looking directly at the Headmistress, but this time more in frustration than anything. "But I'm obviously Gryffindor and fit in with all the Gryffindors I've met instantly. I born for that house." It even had her favorite animal as its mascot for crying out loud! She sighed loudly. Typical adult response, which meant, typically, that nothing she said would change anything. Yep.

Haddie opened her mouth to tell the Headmistress that the Sorting Hat couldn't make up its mind, took 15 minutes to arbitrarily deem her Ravenclaw and most importantly was an idiot. She closed her mouth before saying anything though. Somehow she had a feeling that last part wouldn't go over well, since the Hat was in this room, and it was the most important part of that, so she just said nothing.

Eventually, while focusing on the shelves off to the left, Haddie nodded. "Doomed to forever be an outsider..." She mumbled under her breath. Moxxy's solution didn't seem very doable to Haddie, given that many of her house mates seemed to not want anything to do with her on the grounds of her simply being herself. Well, this hadn't gone well. Haddie nodded again and got up. What more was there to say?

She stood up and glared at the Sorting Hat and mouthed "I blame you for this." "Thanks, Moxxy..." she said, mainly to the rubber ducky collection. "I mean, Professor Moxley." She waved in the direction of Moxley's desk and turned for the door.

"Your attitude could use an adjustment, Ms. Denaker. Perhaps if you started putting yourself out there in a positive way, people would respond." Y'know, rather than throwing herself a pity party. Ravenclaws, merlin. So much angst.

"I'm sure you'll be just fine," She called after her confidently.

Quote:

Originally Posted by StarShine

The Headmistress was grinning.

Katherine had made the Headmistress GRIN.

She grinned a little too, and when the woman spoke, her face shone so BRIGHTLY that she could compete with the shining of the Sun.

"Thank you, Headmistress Moxley!" she exclaimed, "I'll be a great student, you'll see." Nodnod. She was going to be the BEST behaved, at the very least. Still being a first year made it impossible for her to compete with older students, however.

"My mum is a muggle," she said, still excited (did you catch the fact that she was in the Headmistress' room?), "and we're the only wizards in our county, Rutland." For the first time in her life, she was grateful for that. "So I know quite a lot. But of course, I won't use my knowledge to hinder the learning experience of others." In case the Headmistress Madam had such a concern.

"I'm sure that won't be a problem, Ms. Moss. I trust your experiences will only add to class discussions!" And actually, there were an overwhelming amount of students in her lessons who knew about muggles which CLEARLY meant they were there for HER because she was an excellent educator. Yup, tooting own horn here. TOOT.

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TakemetotheBurrow Grindylow Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Boston Posts: 14,485 Hogwarts RPG Name: Everleigh Evans Ravenclaw Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Luca Benetti Hufflepuff Graduated x12 x7	elephant-astic•wanderlust•stay in the ninedaaays the original Taco Belle•look at the flowers✿ Quote: Originally Posted by Callie Haddie frowned, obviously not pleased. She still wasn't looking directly at the Headmistress, but this time more in frustration than anything. "But I'm obviously Gryffindor and fit in with all the Gryffindors I've met instantly. I born for that house." It even had her favorite animal as its mascot for crying out loud! She sighed loudly. Typical adult response, which meant, typically, that nothing she said would change anything. Yep. Haddie opened her mouth to tell the Headmistress that the Sorting Hat couldn't make up its mind, took 15 minutes to arbitrarily deem her Ravenclaw and most importantly was an idiot. She closed her mouth before saying anything though. Somehow she had a feeling that last part wouldn't go over well, since the Hat was in this room, and it was the most important part of that, so she just said nothing. Eventually, while focusing on the shelves off to the left, Haddie nodded. "Doomed to forever be an outsider..." She mumbled under her breath. Moxxy's solution didn't seem very doable to Haddie, given that many of her house mates seemed to not want anything to do with her on the grounds of her simply being herself. Well, this hadn't gone well. Haddie nodded again and got up. What more was there to say? She stood up and glared at the Sorting Hat and mouthed "I blame you for this." "Thanks, Moxxy..." she said, mainly to the rubber ducky collection. "I mean, Professor Moxley." She waved in the direction of Moxley's desk and turned for the door. "Your attitude could use an adjustment, Ms. Denaker. Perhaps if you started putting yourself out there in a positive way, people would respond." Y'know, rather than throwing herself a pity party. Ravenclaws, merlin. So much angst. "I'm sure you'll be just fine," She called after her confidently. Quote: Originally Posted by StarShine The Headmistress was grinning. Katherine had made the Headmistress GRIN. She grinned a little too, and when the woman spoke, her face shone so BRIGHTLY that she could compete with the shining of the Sun. "Thank you, Headmistress Moxley!" she exclaimed, "I'll be a great student, you'll see." Nodnod. She was going to be the BEST behaved, at the very least. Still being a first year made it impossible for her to compete with older students, however. "My mum is a muggle," she said, still excited (did you catch the fact that she was in the Headmistress' room?), "and we're the only wizards in our county, Rutland." For the first time in her life, she was grateful for that. "So I know quite a lot. But of course, I won't use my knowledge to hinder the learning experience of others." In case the Headmistress Madam had such a concern. "I'm sure that won't be a problem, Ms. Moss. I trust your experiences will only add to class discussions!" And actually, there were an overwhelming amount of students in her lessons who knew about muggles which CLEARLY meant they were there for HER because she was an excellent educator. Yup, tooting own horn here. TOOT. __________________