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Crayola · 06-14-2017, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by hermionesclone

"Hello, Miss Carden. Excellent commentary, I have to say." He did remember her behaviour at the event and found that it wasn't at all that surprising. Weren't her and Levi Kenning close? Good friends? Which meant that her behaviour was completely rational and called for, even if it came with a certain level of disrespect towards him and the other members of staff.

Did he care? No.

Her comment about the ice earned her an amused snort from the man. "Didn't expect you to be full of sass so early on in the day." Sass was something he always approved of, just ask Dante Barrington. "But maybe you're right, maybe you're not."

Okay, Hirsch definitely remembered then. At least he remembered enough to mention her commentary; she had been rather proud of how she had been going and, to be honest, it had been fun. Until she had given up, of course. "Thank you, Sir. It started well, I guess." Aaaand then a Dementor had grabbed her best friend by the neck and had put rather a bummer into the proceedings. Yes, she could joke about it now because said best friend was walking in - soul intact, thank you very much - and making her blush in front of the class. So annoying. Glancing back at Hirsch and doing her best to keep her expression completely neutral, Daisy nodded distractedly. Sass. Was that disrespectful? Hmm. "Well, we have to start the day as we intend to end it, I suppose." That's what people said, right?

Probably not to their DADA Professor, though.

Thankfully, the lesson began shortly after with a typically Hirsch question. By that, of course, she meant it was a perfectly good question, given they were studying Defence Against the Dark Arts but her answer tended to be the same for every one of them. She raised her hand."So running away is out of the question? You said to imagine, Sir, and I imagine I'd run away ... unless someone I reaaaally cared about was in danger -- like my family, or something." Or yeah -- you know. The girl pondered on the Deadly Trifecta before adding. "But if I had to, I think I'd go zombie. They seem relatively easy to destroy, especially when compared to a mummy -- which, I assume, probably has some freaky Ancient Magic abilities -- or an inferi, which is under the control of a dark wizard." Her attacking skills weren't that good at all; she would get crushed by any dark wizard, even a newbie so. Yes. "But still, not being there at all is really my choice, Sir."

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Crayola DMAC Occamy Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Disneyland Posts: 63,102 Hogwarts RPG Name: Dezi Willard Fifth Year x2	Mrs. Alex Turner asterisks user Secret Door Quote: Originally Posted by hermionesclone "Hello, Miss Carden. Excellent commentary, I have to say." He did remember her behaviour at the event and found that it wasn't at all that surprising. Weren't her and Levi Kenning close? Good friends? Which meant that her behaviour was completely rational and called for, even if it came with a certain level of disrespect towards him and the other members of staff. Did he care? No. Her comment about the ice earned her an amused snort from the man. "Didn't expect you to be full of sass so early on in the day." Sass was something he always approved of, just ask Dante Barrington. "But maybe you're right, maybe you're not." Okay, Hirsch definitely remembered then. At least he remembered enough to mention her commentary; she had been rather proud of how she had been going and, to be honest, it had been fun. Until she had given up, of course. "Thank you, Sir. It started well, I guess." Aaaand then a Dementor had grabbed her best friend by the neck and had put rather a bummer into the proceedings. Yes, she could joke about it now because said best friend was walking in - soul intact, thank you very much - and making her blush in front of the class. So annoying. Glancing back at Hirsch and doing her best to keep her expression completely neutral, Daisy nodded distractedly. Sass. Was that disrespectful? Hmm. "Well, we have to start the day as we intend to end it, I suppose." That's what people said, right? Probably not to their DADA Professor, though. Thankfully, the lesson began shortly after with a typically Hirsch question. By that, of course, she meant it was a perfectly good question, given they were studying Defence Against the Dark Arts but her answer tended to be the same for every one of them. She raised her hand."So running away is out of the question? You said to imagine, Sir, and I imagine I'd run away ... unless someone I reaaaally cared about was in danger -- like my family, or something." Or yeah -- you know. The girl pondered on the Deadly Trifecta before adding. "But if I had to, I think I'd go zombie. They seem relatively easy to destroy, especially when compared to a mummy -- which, I assume, probably has some freaky Ancient Magic abilities -- or an inferi, which is under the control of a dark wizard." Her attacking skills weren't that good at all; she would get crushed by any dark wizard, even a newbie so. Yes. "But still, not being there at all is really my choice, Sir." __________________