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DaniDiNardo · 09-08-2018, 10:52 PM

Jessa watched the students around her get to work, feeling not in the least bit inclined to do the same, but she would have to if she wanted to secure a chizpurfle. The Ravenclaw looked back to the plant, now finally swatting lightly at the vines to get them out of her hair—literally. Not a threat at all. It was then that she came across her third, il advised question. This time she eased off the table, pausing a moment while her head spun from the hunger.

Next period was mercifully a free one. She would run down to the kitchen and secure herself a proper meal and think up ways to get herself breakfast. A whole year of sitting through morning classes like this was going to have to be a no.

For now, she turned her attention once more on the Professor. “If the plants are weak enough that we can just lightly knock them out of the way, why are we placating them with chizpurfles? Seems to me if you’ve gone and removed everything that’s made them dangerous then we could just grab at the parts we need and squeeze without much opposition.” But this time, she did get up and moved over to the barrel. The Head Girl peered inside, reaching for three of the dead things before returning to her seat.

She pocketed all three so the plant wouldn’t get any ideas before flopping back into her seat. It’d take more out of her than she thought it would.

It left her in no mood to give any real thought to this assessment so she simply scribbled whatever came to mind. It was hard to think straight on an empty stomach and she wouldn’t be trying too hard under those circumstances.

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Originally Posted by Notes

Name: Jessa
House: Ravenclaw
Year: 7th

Plant observation notes:

Whoever was left in charge of this plant didnt really care if it lived long enough to be useful for class. It needs a ton of care, indicative of neglect on the part of the previous carer and you should probably look into finding someone else to take care of these from now on. Just saying.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,240 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Jessa watched the students around her get to work, feeling not in the least bit inclined to do the same, but she would have to if she wanted to secure a chizpurfle. The Ravenclaw looked back to the plant, now finally swatting lightly at the vines to get them out of her hair—literally. Not a threat at all. It was then that she came across her third, il advised question. This time she eased off the table, pausing a moment while her head spun from the hunger. Next period was mercifully a free one. She would run down to the kitchen and secure herself a proper meal and think up ways to get herself breakfast. A whole year of sitting through morning classes like this was going to have to be a no. For now, she turned her attention once more on the Professor. “If the plants are weak enough that we can just lightly knock them out of the way, why are we placating them with chizpurfles? Seems to me if you’ve gone and removed everything that’s made them dangerous then we could just grab at the parts we need and squeeze without much opposition.” But this time, she did get up and moved over to the barrel. The Head Girl peered inside, reaching for three of the dead things before returning to her seat. She pocketed all three so the plant wouldn’t get any ideas before flopping back into her seat. It’d take more out of her than she thought it would. It left her in no mood to give any real thought to this assessment so she simply scribbled whatever came to mind. It was hard to think straight on an empty stomach and she wouldn’t be trying too hard under those circumstances. Quote: Originally Posted by Notes Name: Jessa House: Ravenclaw Year: 7th Plant observation notes: Whoever was left in charge of this plant didnt really care if it lived long enough to be useful for class. It needs a ton of care, indicative of neglect on the part of the previous carer and you should probably look into finding someone else to take care of these from now on. Just saying. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.