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Goblinfrog · 02-07-2017, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Kay smiled as she listened to what Kitty said. She really could imagine the girl observing the muggles. Some might find it creepy but the woman would look at it as people watching. “I understand. I find it sad that there’s this stigma attached to persons who love things gothic. But remember, Ms Valentine, never to let this discourage you. You appearance is one of those traits that make you unique.’’ Maybe Kitty needed to be reminded of that sometimes. “You know what yoga is,’’ Kay beamed. Yet again, Kitty’s love for muggles was shining brilliantly. “How did you find yoga in general?’’ She was finding this conversation rather interesting and so far, she was loving Kitty’s approach to getting closer to Muggles.

Of course they loved her! The professor was not in the least surprised. “It’s impossible not to like you.’’ Kitty was one of the most kindest students she had ever come across. “Yes, I very much agree with you. It feels like we’re betraying them, doesn’t it? It’s okay to feel that way but for our own safety and peace, we must continue to protect our true identities. It is possible you won’t have to wait until next summer. That is, if you are planning to go home during the Christmas and Easter breaks.’’

“Interesting question, Ms Valentine. You see, I am on the fence when it comes to what she stood for but overall, I think of her as a very strong and confident woman to be standing up for what she believes in. I admire that about her. Have you been reading much about her?’’ Kay asked as she got to her feet. “Have some cookies.’’ She graciously set a plate of cookies before the prefect.

Kitty smiled shyly when Professor Stewart complimented her with the statement of everyone liking her. That was such a nice thing to say. "Thank you Professor," she replied simply, before switching the subject back to Yoga. "Oh I love it! It's very calming, and even when I don't need to be calm it's still very fun. I love the poses. It's beautiful. I never really liked exercise before, but I make an exception for Yoga. My mom disagrees though, she prefers the typical push-up pull-up exercises." Why, she did not know, but her mom was quite good at them so maybe that was why.

Stewart's comments about the Statute were interesting and she did have a point, but Kitty wondered how she would respond to her next question about it. "What if there was an even more advanced group of people than we are, and they were hiding from us and the Muggles?" she asked. "And imagine they knew magic or science or something even stronger than both of these, and they were able to cure any sickness. We'd want them to share, right? Well isn't it just like that with the Muggles? I mean, I agree that SOME Muggles are bad and would try to destroy us, but not all of them. It seems very unfair to not share our healing magic with them just because of the bad ones."

"Yeah, I started reading about her this week. I mean, I knew about her of course, but I hadn't read any of her speeches or gone into very much depths until recently. I also admire her confidence, and really, I can sympathize with her goals - at least I think. I'm not 100 certain where she stood on Muggle rights. But it's kind of related to the thoughts I've been having recently about always having to hide."

02-07-2017, 01:05 AM	#19 (permalink)
Goblinfrog DIMC & MO Billywig Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Riley's Brain Posts: 3,262 Hogwarts RPG Name: Lola A. Second Year	Mischievous Niffler Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Kay smiled as she listened to what Kitty said. She really could imagine the girl observing the muggles. Some might find it creepy but the woman would look at it as people watching. “I understand. I find it sad that there’s this stigma attached to persons who love things gothic. But remember, Ms Valentine, never to let this discourage you. You appearance is one of those traits that make you unique.’’ Maybe Kitty needed to be reminded of that sometimes. “You know what yoga is,’’ Kay beamed. Yet again, Kitty’s love for muggles was shining brilliantly. “How did you find yoga in general?’’ She was finding this conversation rather interesting and so far, she was loving Kitty’s approach to getting closer to Muggles. Of course they loved her! The professor was not in the least surprised. “It’s impossible not to like you.’’ Kitty was one of the most kindest students she had ever come across. “Yes, I very much agree with you. It feels like we’re betraying them, doesn’t it? It’s okay to feel that way but for our own safety and peace, we must continue to protect our true identities. It is possible you won’t have to wait until next summer. That is, if you are planning to go home during the Christmas and Easter breaks.’’ “Interesting question, Ms Valentine. You see, I am on the fence when it comes to what she stood for but overall, I think of her as a very strong and confident woman to be standing up for what she believes in. I admire that about her. Have you been reading much about her?’’ Kay asked as she got to her feet. “Have some cookies.’’ She graciously set a plate of cookies before the prefect. Kitty smiled shyly when Professor Stewart complimented her with the statement of everyone liking her. That was such a nice thing to say. "Thank you Professor," she replied simply, before switching the subject back to Yoga. "Oh I love it! It's very calming, and even when I don't need to be calm it's still very fun. I love the poses. It's beautiful. I never really liked exercise before, but I make an exception for Yoga. My mom disagrees though, she prefers the typical push-up pull-up exercises." Why, she did not know, but her mom was quite good at them so maybe that was why. Stewart's comments about the Statute were interesting and she did have a point, but Kitty wondered how she would respond to her next question about it. "What if there was an even more advanced group of people than we are, and they were hiding from us and the Muggles?" she asked. "And imagine they knew magic or science or something even stronger than both of these, and they were able to cure any sickness. We'd want them to share, right? Well isn't it just like that with the Muggles? I mean, I agree that SOME Muggles are bad and would try to destroy us, but not all of them. It seems very unfair to not share our healing magic with them just because of the bad ones." "Yeah, I started reading about her this week. I mean, I knew about her of course, but I hadn't read any of her speeches or gone into very much depths until recently. I also admire her confidence, and really, I can sympathize with her goals - at least I think. I'm not 100 certain where she stood on Muggle rights. But it's kind of related to the thoughts I've been having recently about always having to hide."