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Cedric · 01-11-2017, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by StarShine

He was staying? GOOD. Katherine knew how to impress people and so she was going to impress him too to have one more friend. Although you didn't become friends on one single day but over a time, good first impressions helped greatly. The only downside was that he was a Gryffindor... but he seemed to be the CLEVER type of Gryffindor like Callum, so that was alright. Hermione Granger and Minerva McGonagall were Gryffindors too. And anyway, if she didn't like him in the end, she could end the friendship. She was also good at that.

She turned back to the tapestry, hands folded and head tilted slightly to the left to take on the posture of real art critic.

"For starters, it's absurdist," she said, as if she knew all the art history, "but it also looks like a scene from... Renaissance or thereafter, so I'd say it's also a real event. Someone truly did try to teach the trolls ballet and sewed it onto a tapestry to... lead the way for the next generation in his efforts."

Hmm? She looked at him to see what he thought.

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Originally Posted by Storm

Stormy was bored.

B O R E D !

He could not have fun in here. Hogwarts is BOOOOOORIIIING!!! Maybe the polter-kid should do something to make this castle less dull and more fun. HAHAHAHA!!

And what's more fun that tossing dungbombs to the students?

Cackling, he floated around the castle and found the VICTIM! Ooooh, were they such a lovey dovey teenage students there? Perfect target! He casually dropped the dungbombs above their head. "OOPSIE!"

He was not sorry about that.

Sam watched as the girl did this odd thing were she linked her fingers together and tilted her head as she examined the tapestry. Okay, she was taking this tapestry pretty seriously. His eyes diverted to the piece of art.

Absurdist? Was that really a style of art? Sam had never heard of it before. Artists were absurd and odd people in general, though, so he supposed it made sense. "I don't know of that style, but from the looks of it, I'm sure it'd fit under that category." He slid his hands into his pockets. Sam here was not an art critic, nor was he especially knowledgeable when it came to art. "I think the subject matter just caught the interest of the artist. So he, or she, decided to make it into art."

Just then, Sam felt - and simultaneously smelled - something raining down around them. His hand flew to his face to cover it as he coughed from such a rank odor. "Eugh, dungbombs?!"

01-11-2017, 09:14 PM	#12 (permalink)
Cedric DERP Mooncalf Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Winterfell Posts: 6,733 Hogwarts RPG Name: Samuel Chevalier Graduated x2	Aidella \| King of Confusion \| Brittana \| Forever ACROMANTULA Quote: Originally Posted by StarShine He was staying? GOOD. Katherine knew how to impress people and so she was going to impress him too to have one more friend. Although you didn't become friends on one single day but over a time, good first impressions helped greatly. The only downside was that he was a Gryffindor... but he seemed to be the CLEVER type of Gryffindor like Callum, so that was alright. Hermione Granger and Minerva McGonagall were Gryffindors too. And anyway, if she didn't like him in the end, she could end the friendship. She was also good at that. She turned back to the tapestry, hands folded and head tilted slightly to the left to take on the posture of real art critic. "For starters, it's absurdist," she said, as if she knew all the art history, "but it also looks like a scene from... Renaissance or thereafter, so I'd say it's also a real event. Someone truly did try to teach the trolls ballet and sewed it onto a tapestry to... lead the way for the next generation in his efforts." Hmm? She looked at him to see what he thought. Quote: Originally Posted by Storm Stormy was bored. B O R E D ! He could not have fun in here. Hogwarts is BOOOOOORIIIING!!! Maybe the polter-kid should do something to make this castle less dull and more fun. HAHAHAHA!! And what's more fun that tossing dungbombs to the students? Cackling, he floated around the castle and found the VICTIM! Ooooh, were they such a lovey dovey teenage students there? Perfect target! He casually dropped the dungbombs above their head. "OOPSIE!" He was not sorry about that. Sam watched as the girl did this odd thing were she linked her fingers together and tilted her head as she examined the tapestry. Okay, she was taking this tapestry pretty seriously. His eyes diverted to the piece of art. Absurdist? Was that really a style of art? Sam had never heard of it before. Artists were absurd and odd people in general, though, so he supposed it made sense. "I don't know of that style, but from the looks of it, I'm sure it'd fit under that category." He slid his hands into his pockets. Sam here was not an art critic, nor was he especially knowledgeable when it came to art. "I think the subject matter just caught the interest of the artist. So he, or she, decided to make it into art." Just then, Sam felt - and simultaneously smelled - something raining down around them. His hand flew to his face to cover it as he coughed from such a rank odor. "Eugh, dungbombs?!" __________________