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If one could hug a ghost, then this one would be engulfing the Grey Lady into his arms and his snuggles right now. Her presence had been a constant for him at Hogwarts, despite them sometimes not getting on the best of ways. "You've taught me only to have the high kind of aspirations, ma'am. None of that wishy washy 'maybe one day' stuff." That was true. Rooney was a man of his word and if he wanted to be on stage for the rest of his forever, then that would be what happened. If he wanted to go into politics, then he would.
Right now, he wanted to go to university, to sing, to perform and to fall hook line and sinker in love with Katy Toussaint in time.
It was odd, really, because Rooney Bronwyn was a boy of theatrics and while she didn't approve of some of his methods (she hadn't forgotten the table-jumping incident), she was still rather fond of him.
"I'm glad you've taken note of those words, Mr Head Boy." There was a smile on her lips before she continued,
"You're going to go very far, indeed. I don't doubt it for one minute." Quote:
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MadMadamMalfoy She stopped eating, and her eyes grew big as the ghost appeared. After all these months, she still wasn't quite used to that! "Hello," she said, politely smiling. The ghosts here sure were friendly! Well, except for the Slytherin one. He gave her the creeps! "Oh, yes ma'am! Experiencing Hogwarts for myself was really fun!" So much fun that she almost didn't want to go home!
Her Ladyship was often a ghost of a quiet and timid nature so the voice of an unknown young girl talking directly to her came as a surprise.
"Hello, Miss. I am Lady Helena, the ghost of Ravenclaw Tower." She seemed polite and not at all as loud and rambunctious as the Lady might have feared.
"I'm glad to hear it. It's a shame that your stay has come to an end so soon. Are you excited to go back?" The castle had seemed...
louder than usual this term.
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MadMadamMalfoy The Ravenclaw ghost also received a smile. "Good evening, Lady Helena," he greeted her with a respectful bow of his head.
The Charms Professor was a respectful man.
"Good evening, Professor," she said, returning the smile and the bow with one of her own,
"Doing well, I hope?" She hoped he hadn't been put off by the loud Gryffindors; news travelled even amongst the ghosts.
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Goblinfrog "Lady Helena, good evening," said Kitty to the Ravenclaw ghost as she floated past her. "How are things?" She loved their ghost and would never pass up the chance at a conversation.
Here was a student she liked to talk to, no matter what the occasion. The Prefect was nice and polite and had a sense of wisdom about her.
"Good evening, Miss Kitty," she said, smiling at the Ravenclaw Prefect,
"Things are well, though I will miss the castle being full of students." It would be quieter and that was how she preferred it, yes, but the few months of student-free Hogwarts always left an odd feeling. As if there was something missing.
"How are things with you? Looking forward to your summer?"