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DaniDiNardo · 10-07-2016, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Magical Soul

Dorothy was getting more annoying the further the movie went. She related to Genny at first, what with her trying to get the attention of everyone around her but everyone was so old and so busy? That was definitely Genny. Even when she protected her dog and was ready to bite the old woman for it, but now? With the dramatic gasps and the trembling in front of a giant green face known as Oz? No. That was not Genny. The singing and the dancing was terribly bad, too, so she was less of a fan of Dorothy now.

She turned her attention back to Blaise when the Oz sent the company away. The movie had that childish sense to it that didn't hook her, even the metaphors or so-called wise words were lost on her. "I've never been to a theater, no. But mom would take me if I asked." Genny clarified. "There are theaters in the outside, too. Muggles come to watch in their cars to a giant floating screen." The floating was done in a magicless way, she assumed. "I saw that on a flyer in muggle London once. It looked nice." But judging from this movie, Genny wouldn't be a movie junkie if she was a Muggle.

At this point in the movie, Blaise could no longer be sure of what he was watching. Sure, he got the CONCEPT behind the movie but Merlin's soggy beard was he the only one who realized how easily half this stuff could have been avoided--and how laughable it was to expect the merry band of misfits to successfully carry out a rescue mission based on everything else the movie had shown? For all their good intentions, life didn't work that way.

The shoes...he would liken to the Elder wand for the sake of his own sanity but sweet holy kneazle killing for a pair of shoes? Couldn't she just....make another pair....? Or....remove the feet? That would kinda be like disarming, wouldn't it?

The Gryffindor didn't have much time to ponder this however, as Genny went on to explain about theatres being outside on floating screens. "Muggle theatres? Floating screens? I didn't know they could do that sort of thing." Floating...was typically magic, wasn't it? That was something to ponder."I've never been to a theatre either but now I'm thinking I'll need to visit one during the summer." This class didn't count as a theatre. Hardly. Not even when the elves brought popcorn that he would also be having none of.

Merlin, he'd only looked away from the screen for a moment and now the witch was melting. What...how.....why....? Huh? "Do you think we should even question it at this point?" Melting. Wow. Right then.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,243 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Magical Soul Dorothy was getting more annoying the further the movie went. She related to Genny at first, what with her trying to get the attention of everyone around her but everyone was so old and so busy? That was definitely Genny. Even when she protected her dog and was ready to bite the old woman for it, but now? With the dramatic gasps and the trembling in front of a giant green face known as Oz? No. That was not Genny. The singing and the dancing was terribly bad, too, so she was less of a fan of Dorothy now. She turned her attention back to Blaise when the Oz sent the company away. The movie had that childish sense to it that didn't hook her, even the metaphors or so-called wise words were lost on her. "I've never been to a theater, no. But mom would take me if I asked." Genny clarified. "There are theaters in the outside, too. Muggles come to watch in their cars to a giant floating screen." The floating was done in a magicless way, she assumed. "I saw that on a flyer in muggle London once. It looked nice." But judging from this movie, Genny wouldn't be a movie junkie if she was a Muggle. At this point in the movie, Blaise could no longer be sure of what he was watching. Sure, he got the CONCEPT behind the movie but Merlin's soggy beard was he the only one who realized how easily half this stuff could have been avoided--and how laughable it was to expect the merry band of misfits to successfully carry out a rescue mission based on everything else the movie had shown? For all their good intentions, life didn't work that way. The shoes...he would liken to the Elder wand for the sake of his own sanity but sweet holy kneazle killing for a pair of shoes? Couldn't she just....make another pair....? Or....remove the feet? That would kinda be like disarming, wouldn't it? The Gryffindor didn't have much time to ponder this however, as Genny went on to explain about theatres being outside on floating screens. "Muggle theatres? Floating screens? I didn't know they could do that sort of thing." Floating...was typically magic, wasn't it? That was something to ponder."I've never been to a theatre either but now I'm thinking I'll need to visit one during the summer." This class didn't count as a theatre. Hardly. Not even when the elves brought popcorn that he would also be having none of. Merlin, he'd only looked away from the screen for a moment and now the witch was melting. What...how.....why....? Huh? "Do you think we should even question it at this point?" Melting. Wow. Right then. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.