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Birchwoodmom 
Thank Merlin there was a student close by. "Mr. Park! Excuse me, Mr. Park." She smiled her most pleasant smile as the young man approached. "Why, yes, I do need some help. The stairs appear to have a mind of their own today and I'm running late for class." Unfortunately, before she could request that he go and get another professor, the dear boy jumped on the stairs with her. Now the two of them were swinging back and forth between the levels.
"Well, welcome to the ride." She let out a little laugh and gestured to the railing. "Be sure to hold the handrail, I don't wish to see either of us falling. It's far too close to spring and nice weather to be spending time in the hospital wing."
After taking another look around, and not seeing any other students or professors, Kassie tuned to Benji. "So, how do you think we should remedy our situation? The stairs don't seem to be responding to any spells at the moment. At least they aren't responding to me." She looked above and below once more. "I do wonder if Peeves is involved." She said the last under her breath.
"Ah, right," Benji said at the suggestion to grab the handrail. He did as directed, then looked around, suddenly realizing the situation he was in: stairs gone wild that wouldn't respond to magic. Hmm...
"Well, I suppose we could... Just wait until the stairs swing round to the top and jump off?" He frowned a bit.
"Although that seems a bit dangerous..."
Y'know, this was NOT how he had intended on spending his free period today. In fact, he'd been planning to write a love note to Penny. But OH WELL. Can't help it.
"Or if Peeves does have to do with it, we could call him and try to bribe him with something to make it stop?" Were professors cool with bribing? To be totally honest, he wasn't sure...