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StarShine · 03-04-2017, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Magical Soul

Genny made up her mind to talk to her dad about it whether Kath's mom let her go or not. No one should be left to their wrong belief that Quidditch was mediocre activity, okay?? Okay. "Mkay." She answered shortly, not wanting to let the Ravenclaw in on her plan.

... huh? "UHhh," What Katherin didn't know was that most of Genny's answers were from the top of her head. They rarely stemmed from deep, intentional thoughts. "I dunno. What are the chances that a wizard and a muggle will fall in love, though? Like, they're from two different worlds. There's a slim chance of happening we might as well not consider it." She said casually. "And I highly doubt that law will change. It will be chaos if it does." Like, legit, CHAOS.

What Genny didn't know was that Katherine's mother was a muggle, and father was a wizard. So she just listened to the girl as anger rose inside her chest. She didn't even try to compose her expression - it clearly showed how upset she was with Genny. No, she had not been wrong about her: Genny was a rude, inconsiderate girl and Katherine wasn't even going to show up to her stupid Quidditch game.

"High enough to conceive me," she coldly said, her demeanour completely changed now. "My father loved a muggle enough to marry her, y'know? Unlike you, he didn't consider a muggle to be an alien, someone from such a different world that she wasn't even worthy of his time." Her face was flushed and with each word, her tone had got higher - just short of outright yelling. "And why should that even be a chaos? Because muggles are inferior, completely different species to us?" HMM? Actually, no, she didn't even want to hear her answer. She abruptly got up. Until this moment, she hadn't really let Genny interrupt her, and she wasn't intending to now.

"I hope you'll never have to meet a muggle and your father might as well not bother to convince my muggle mum. Good luck at your stupid, magical match."

She was storming away.

03-04-2017, 06:00 PM	#30 (permalink)
StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by Magical Soul Genny made up her mind to talk to her dad about it whether Kath's mom let her go or not. No one should be left to their wrong belief that Quidditch was mediocre activity, okay?? Okay. "Mkay." She answered shortly, not wanting to let the Ravenclaw in on her plan. ... huh? "UHhh," What Katherin didn't know was that most of Genny's answers were from the top of her head. They rarely stemmed from deep, intentional thoughts. "I dunno. What are the chances that a wizard and a muggle will fall in love, though? Like, they're from two different worlds. There's a slim chance of happening we might as well not consider it." She said casually. "And I highly doubt that law will change. It will be chaos if it does." Like, legit, CHAOS. What Genny didn't know was that Katherine's mother was a muggle, and father was a wizard. So she just listened to the girl as anger rose inside her chest. She didn't even try to compose her expression - it clearly showed how upset she was with Genny. No, she had not been wrong about her: Genny was a rude, inconsiderate girl and Katherine wasn't even going to show up to her stupid Quidditch game. *"High enough to conceive me,"* she coldly said, her demeanour completely changed now. *"My father* loved a muggle enough to marry her, y'know? Unlike you, he didn't consider a muggle to be an alien, someone from such a different world that she wasn't even worthy of his time." Her face was flushed and with each word, her tone had got higher - just short of outright yelling. "And why should that even be a chaos? Because muggles are inferior, completely different species to us?" HMM? Actually, no, she didn't even want to hear her answer. She abruptly got up. Until this moment, she hadn't really let Genny interrupt her, and she wasn't intending to now. "I hope you'll never have to meet a muggle and your father might as well not bother to convince my muggle mum. Good luck at your stupid, magical match."** She was storming away.