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SilverTiger · 11-20-2018, 07:53 AM

To be honest, Stasya hadn’t known whether she had wanted to find out that arithmancy worked on pets or not. The question had sort of come out before she’d really thought about how it sounded, but then the fact that Professor Davis hadn’t taken it as anything other than a serious question had surprised her. Along with his idea that it was entirely possible, if not necessarily likely to happen. Plus, he hadn’t said her answer to the actual question posed was ridiculous, which made her relax noticeably more. Except for the fact they were going to have to analyze even more numbers and such, which only brought her back to the feeling that she still didn’t quite know if either of the rational thought numbers had really applied to herself. It was making her wonder if she actually knew herself, really.

Which she was entirely blaming on this term and the fact her world had essentially been overturned by all the changes. Stress was harder to deal with when she didn’t have her usual ways to relieve it, but she still quietly copied down the instructions for the activity before she reached for the box closest to her chosen cushion nest. Opening it, she sighed. Before even doing the calculations, she sort of knew who she’d want to work with, but she knew better than to bypass the instructions. Maybe they’d surprise her.

SPOILER!!: work

As expected, neither answer really made things clear to her when it came to comparing them to her own rational thought number, mostly just because she was completely confused by either answer she’d gotten for her own. Not anything related to either of the two historical figures she’d calculated them for. Actually, those had weirdly made sense to her in relation to what she knew about the two figures. Way more than her own did, at least right now. Either way, she had to come up with some kind of response, so after a moment, she’d written down a bit more on her parchment.

SPOILER!!: more work

11-20-2018, 07:53 AM	#44 (permalink)
SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,193 Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin Second Year Gryffindor First Year Gryffindor First Year Gryffindor First Year x5 x3	lala I randomized my/Stas's choice :P Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict To be honest, Stasya hadn’t known whether she had wanted to find out that arithmancy worked on pets or not. The question had sort of come out before she’d really thought about how it sounded, but then the fact that Professor Davis hadn’t taken it as anything other than a serious question had surprised her. Along with his idea that it was entirely possible, if not necessarily likely to happen. Plus, he hadn’t said her answer to the actual question posed was ridiculous, which made her relax noticeably more. Except for the fact they were going to have to analyze even more numbers and such, which only brought her back to the feeling that she still didn’t quite know if either of the rational thought numbers had really applied to herself. It was making her wonder if she actually knew herself, really. Which she was entirely blaming on this term and the fact her world had essentially been overturned by all the changes. Stress was harder to deal with when she didn’t have her usual ways to relieve it, but she still quietly copied down the instructions for the activity before she reached for the box closest to her chosen cushion nest. Opening it, she sighed. Before even doing the calculations, she sort of knew who she’d want to work with, but she knew better than to bypass the instructions. Maybe they’d surprise her. SPOILER!!: work c)Sirius Black November 3rd, 1959 1+9+9+9+3+1=32 3+2=5 5+3=8 EIGHT (8): You are the visionary, and you focus on the larger picture. You ignore the details in favor of spectacular solutions. You love to blow someone's mind. You understand the balance between the rational and the irrational, and you have no problem combining the two. You have a vivid imagination and you are often surprised that other don't immediately grasp a concept that seems clear and logical to you. You have little patience when others allow fear and caution to slow down a project. c)Rubeus Hagrid December 6th, 1928 9+3+2+5+3+1=23 2+3=5 5+6=11, 1+1=2 ELEVEN (11/2): The 11 is the illuminator. You have answers and insights based on the proverbial light bulb. Your Rational Thought number is the most magical and difficult to understand (for others). You have the makings of an inventor, or a spiritual guide. You would do well relying heavily on your intuition. You sense things more accurately than you analyze. As expected, neither answer really made things clear to her when it came to comparing them to her own rational thought number, mostly just because she was completely confused by either answer she’d gotten for her own. Not anything related to either of the two historical figures she’d calculated them for. Actually, those had weirdly made sense to her in relation to what she knew about the two figures. Way more than her own did, at least right now. Either way, she had to come up with some kind of response, so after a moment, she’d written down a bit more on her parchment. SPOILER!!: more work Before I did any of these calculations, I would’ve said that no matter what the result was, I’d want to work with Hagrid. I share his love of creatures, so I feel like I would relate to him more than I ever would have related to Sirius. Even if I share a house with him, I don’t feel like I’m like him and my numbers reflect that. Except, maybe I’d be better off working with Sirius because he might help me to take risks when I’d rather avoid them. Even if I feel like I’ve gotten better at taking risks lately, I still would rather stick with what I know and he might challenge that. __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥