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Malachi · 01-23-2019, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising

SPOILER!!: Student Responses

Once all the students seemed to have arrived, Amelia opened up the box and began to read the responses she got from the students. Flipping through and casually skimming through the important bits mentioned and leaving off names of who said what. "Seems we have lots of Nimbus fans here," Amelia noted in conclusion.

"So there's quite A LOT of broom manufacturers on the market and even though we've only mentioned about three in our favorite broomsticks, although my preference to the jollyrocket of lately, can you name some of the OTHER models available? Or if you can't think of a broomstick model, a spec you know about the model will do just fine."

ooc: sorryyyy for the super quick reply. Also, I'm going to edit in replies to the rest of y'all on my break later but I gotta get to work and it was easier to get this main post up and whatnot to not further delay lesson progression. Thank you for your patience <333

Malachi looks at the teacher before looking down at the ground, until school started the only use for a broom to him was to get the dirt out of the kitchen, he wasn’t totally sure how to respond so he kept quiet while the others spoke.

01-23-2019, 03:57 PM	#27 (permalink)
Malachi Dugbog Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 133 Hogwarts RPG Name: Malachi Mitsue First Year	Quote: Originally Posted by PhoenixRising SPOILER!!: Student Responses Amelia was most definitely paying attention, even while her eyes read over the magazine, casually turning a page as the first student arrived. Ah, good example too of a prefect to turn in the assignment. "Morning, Prefect Botros," she greeted of the seventh year. She would wait until after the assignments were all turned in before reading them aloud, but she acknowledged it. And good, the Ravenclaw Prefect too turned his assignment in. She nodded at him, "Good morning," and figured in a few more arrivals she would need to get off her ~~high horse~~ broom. Daisy. Yes she was familiar with the Hufflepuff Prefect, given her appearance in her office at the start of term (and of course earlier classes and the fact that Amelia may have purposefully sought out those who held her badge just for the sake of it). "Morning, Prefect Swann," she said to the girl. Didn't escape her notice that the girl turned in her assignment. "Vita, hello," she greeted of the Slytherin, whom yes Amelia was aware that she was not flying-obsessed, but Amelia appreciated that she at least was putting in the effort to be present. Unlike that Carden Prefect ~~of whom Amelia HOPED he would have been more like his father instead of just the common denominator of a shared badged~~ So yes, appreciated that Vita showed up AND completed the assignment. "It's mostly just about the up and coming athletes," Amelia said casually at the other Hufflepuff Prefect's question. So Amelia wasn't the least surprised that the first year snake didn't turn in an assignment. Nothing to do with him being a Slytherin, but well first years weren't necessarily as .... responsible. They hadn't gotten into the swing of things, but he was present and Amelia was grateful for that, casually noting to give him a gentle reminder about assignments and that they are not optional. "Welcome Igor." Zoryn Spinnet turned in an assignment. Yes she was aware of the Gryffindor's reputation. Reminded her a bit of Alexis Chosen. She nodded approvingly at the seventh year, greeting her before sliding off her broom to stand next to the box. Figured it was probably time. "Morning Patrick," Amelia greeted of the Slytherin Captain, as he too was setting a good example of a student leader. Another non-flyer!!! Amelia was thrilled to see the younger Dakest sibling present and just MAYBE they could convert him. "Hello, Lucas. Welcome!" she greeted, pleased to see him. Amelia agreed about this being an amazing class, for the record. She did note Chloe bringing her own broom, frowning a moment, but her enthusiasm was hard to disapprove of. And no assignment?? Well, that was surprising. Ah well good not all the first years were irresponsible. She nodded at Valencia, dropping her parchment into the box. Once all the students seemed to have arrived, Amelia opened up the box and began to read the responses she got from the students. Flipping through and casually skimming through the important bits mentioned and leaving off names of who said what. "Seems we have lots of Nimbus fans here," Amelia noted in conclusion. "So there's quite A LOT of broom manufacturers on the market and even though we've only mentioned about three in our favorite broomsticks, although my preference to the jollyrocket of lately, can you name some of the OTHER models available? Or if you can't think of a broomstick model, a spec you know about the model will do just fine." ooc: sorryyyy for the super quick reply. Also, I'm going to edit in replies to the rest of y'all on my break later but I gotta get to work and it was easier to get this main post up and whatnot to not further delay lesson progression. Thank you for your patience <333 Malachi looks at the teacher before looking down at the ground, until school started the only use for a broom to him was to get the dirt out of the kitchen, he wasn’t totally sure how to respond so he kept quiet while the others spoke.