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Waterloo · 10-20-2018, 05:55 PM

Max overheard Daisy’s query about whether or not they needed to focus on a fresh question for the second portion of the activity, but he wasn’t about to wait for Fletcher’s response. He didn’t want to waste precious arrow shooting time. And he had a new question he wanted to ask anyway so it was all good.

The previous answers weren’t really applicable to his new question though, so he spent a few minutes stripping his arrows from the old parchment and adding new parchment instead.

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Originally Posted by Parchment

1. Yep, tons of the stuff.
2. Nope. Sad times.
3. ——

As he lined up where Fletcher had instructed and took his stance, he gave the quiver another good luck shake, making sure he didn’t know which arrow corresponded to which answer. Was his bow and arrow shooting stance correct? No idea, but he felt super cool.

Will there be mashed potato for dinner later? Will there be mashed potato for dinner later?

Focusing on the question, Max set up an arrow…. drew back….. and released. It didn’t go very far, but after adjusting his stance and looking at what his classmates were doing, the second arrow went a bit further. The third arrow? That one was a complete flop and hopefully no-one saw.

He waited until the coast was clear and made sure he wasn’t in danger of being skewered and then went to retrieve his arrows. And typical. The one that travelled the furthest was the one that was blank. This was STUPID. What did it MEAN? Would there be mashed potato or NOT?

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Waterloo Occamy Join Date: May 2007 Location: London Posts: 63,509 Hogwarts RPG Name: Cora Dredworth Sixth Year x1	connoisseur of comfort ❅ Crayola's Wibby Mrs Alex Turner ❅ Netflix and meow Max overheard Daisy’s query about whether or not they needed to focus on a fresh question for the second portion of the activity, but he wasn’t about to wait for Fletcher’s response. He didn’t want to waste precious arrow shooting time. And he had a new question he wanted to ask anyway so it was all good. The previous answers weren’t really applicable to his new question though, so he spent a few minutes stripping his arrows from the old parchment and adding new parchment instead. Quote: Originally Posted by Parchment 1. Yep, tons of the stuff. 2. Nope. Sad times. 3. —— As he lined up where Fletcher had instructed and took his stance, he gave the quiver another good luck shake, making sure he didn’t know which arrow corresponded to which answer. Was his bow and arrow shooting stance correct? No idea, but he felt super cool. Will there be mashed potato for dinner later? Will there be mashed potato for dinner later? Focusing on the question, Max set up an arrow…. drew back….. and released. It didn’t go very far, but after adjusting his stance and looking at what his classmates were doing, the second arrow went a bit further. The third arrow? That one was a complete flop and hopefully no-one saw. He waited until the coast was clear and made sure he wasn’t in danger of being skewered and then went to retrieve his arrows. And typical. The one that travelled the furthest was the one that was blank. This was STUPID. What did it MEAN? Would there be mashed potato or NOT? __________________ _____________Take part in our Higgledy Piggledy House Cup!