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littledhampir · 04-21-2019, 09:06 PM

SPOILER!!: Celine and Jo

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Originally Posted by iekenstein

Céline didn't really care about shopping. Or going to Diagon Alley. Yet here she was, shopping. In Diagon Alley. Not a football pitch IN SIGHT. After a mandatory trip to get new robes Céline had ditched her mam and rushed off to Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, if she couldn't play football ~~her mam had told her to leave her football home~~ this was the next best place.

She didn't have any money on her, but if she saw something really really really nice she'd beg her mam for a bit of change. A solid tactic. For now just having a look would have to do. Céline glanced around hoping to maybe, just maybe, run into one of her pals, but nope. Just Max. "Hiya!"
Or... She squinted at Max. Or the other one. That looked like the Max but wasn't the Hufflepuff boy. It was the other one. The not so shy one. WELL.

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Originally Posted by Harron Peasley

SPOILER!!: Alexander & Céline

Was there a mirror in here?

There really should be a mirror in here.

Józef Kowalski needed there to be a mirror in here. Because right then he was holding up little packages with magic moustaches in them and trying to see which one would suit him best. The only problem was that although he was holding the pictures up against his face, he couldn't see what they looked like because there was no mirror in here.

It was as he was scanning the room wildly for a reflective surface that the first voice reached him. Swinging around, handlebar-moustache box held against his upper lip, Jó eyed the boy who'd greeted him - he recognised him, presumably from school, but didn't know him. That didn't stop him from barking his question, though. "Got a mirror?!" It was urgent.

The arrival of another voice was a pleasant surprise to Józef when he realised it was a girl. Had he known that said girl thought he was Max, he would definitely have reacted differently, but Jó was happy assuming she was saying hi because she mad fancied him. He grinned back, though it wasn't completely visible, and then quickly swapped boxes to display a 'middle-age beard'. "Which one looks better?"

Alexander turned when he heard another voice. It was a girl, an older girl. He didn't know what her name was but he did recognize her from school. And she was saying hi, but not to him. He assumed that meant her and the boy knew each other. Did that mean he felt left out? No, in fact it did not. What it did mean was that there were more people for him to talk to, which was exciting. "Hello." He gave her the same cheerful smile.

His attention was turned back to the boy. Józef. His name was Józef, he remembered that. And he was trying on fake mustaches. The question about which one looked better may have been more directed to the girl than to him, but Alexander had never been shy about stepping in to conversations. So he felt it was fine to offer his own opinion on the matter. "I like the mustache." It was better than the beard, in his opinion, though it did sort of depend on the look he was going for.

04-21-2019, 09:06 PM	#44 (permalink)
littledhampir Chizpurfle Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 10,161 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elena Petrova Gryffindor First Year x8	not throwing away my shot \| Slytherpuff \| roll for initiative \| woof you ❤ SPOILER!!: Celine and Jo Quote: Originally Posted by iekenstein Céline didn't really care about shopping. Or going to Diagon Alley. Yet here she was, shopping. In Diagon Alley. Not a football pitch IN SIGHT. After a mandatory trip to get new robes Céline had ditched her mam and rushed off to Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, if she couldn't play football ~~her mam had told her to leave her football home~~ this was the next best place. She didn't have any money on her, but if she saw something really really really nice she'd beg her mam for a bit of change. A solid tactic. For now just having a look would have to do. Céline glanced around hoping to maybe, just maybe, run into one of her pals, but nope. Just Max. "Hiya!" Or... She squinted at Max. Or the other one. That looked like the Max but wasn't the Hufflepuff boy. It was the other one. The not so shy one. WELL. Quote: Originally Posted by Harron Peasley SPOILER!!: Alexander & Céline Was there a mirror in here? There really should be a mirror in here. Józef Kowalski needed there to be a mirror in here. Because right then he was holding up little packages with magic moustaches in them and trying to see which one would suit him best. The only problem was that although he was holding the pictures up against his face, he couldn't see what they looked like because there was no mirror in here. It was as he was scanning the room wildly for a reflective surface that the first voice reached him. Swinging around, handlebar-moustache box held against his upper lip, Jó eyed the boy who'd greeted him - he recognised him, presumably from school, but didn't know him. That didn't stop him from barking his question, though. "Got a mirror?!" It was urgent. The arrival of another voice was a pleasant surprise to Józef when he realised it was a girl. Had he known that said girl thought he was Max, he would definitely have reacted differently, but Jó was happy assuming she was saying hi because she mad fancied him. He grinned back, though it wasn't completely visible, and then quickly swapped boxes to display a 'middle-age beard'. "Which one looks better?" Alexander turned when he heard another voice. It was a girl, an older girl. He didn't know what her name was but he did recognize her from school. And she was saying hi, but not to him. He assumed that meant her and the boy knew each other. Did that mean he felt left out? No, in fact it did not. What it did mean was that there were more people for him to talk to, which was exciting. "Hello." He gave her the same cheerful smile. His attention was turned back to the boy. Józef. His name was Józef, he remembered that. And he was trying on fake mustaches. The question about which one looked better may have been more directed to the girl than to him, but Alexander had never been shy about stepping in to conversations. So he felt it was fine to offer his own opinion on the matter. "I like the mustache." It was better than the beard, in his opinion, though it did sort of depend on the look he was going for.