PERFECT!

They were doing the easier style of Divination, which was perfect for a person who one, didn't know what they were doing in Divination, and two, didn't really like the subject. The second year watched the demonstration with the rose, and because she had grown somewhat used to their transparentness, she didn't even flinch when the professor dropped the rose.

With the demonstration over, she took out a quill and a piece of parchment and wrote down three questions.

1. Will I get a fourth detention this year?
2. Will we solve the riddle of our missing magic and transparentness?
3. Will I ever see my family again?

The last two questions made her really sad, especially number three. She wasn't even sure she could hold a quill long enough to write a note, much less get it sent out of the castle and to her family. Not to mention her family didn't even exist in this time period.

Siiiiigh.