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*Nordic Witch* · 03-11-2021, 03:02 PM

SPOILER!!: Question 1 catch up

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Originally Posted by MadMadamMalfoy

With a wave of his wand, the word appeared on the board, and he continued, “Conjuration is the ability to transfigure something out of thin air. It is one of the most difficult branches of transfiguration in existence, second only to Human Transfiguration. Bearing that in mind, what do we need to consider when conjuring? Why do you think conjuring an animal is more difficult than conjuring an object, such as a chair?”

It was cool that nobody chose the same creature as someone else Bella thought to herself silently. The topic for today’s lesson was apparently conjuration, yikes that was advanced magic. Did Professor Carton really expect her to be able to conjure something into an animal and get it right as a first year? Trying not to panic Bella focused on answering the second question by raising her hand to answer, but unsure if she was right with her thinking. "Um, it’s harder to conjure an animal because it’s a living creature with vital organs that it needs. If an animal conjuration goes bad you could end up potentially injuring the animal if you mess up, and it doesn’t get a nose or only three legs instead of four. I think that a snake is easier to conjure than a dragon because it has only has a few organs."

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Nordic Witch Grindylow Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: [GMT + 1] Posts: 14,094 Hogwarts RPG Name: Rose Snakebark Gryffindor Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: JT Forsfelle Slytherin Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ariadne Rose Hufflepuff Third Year Ministry Department Head: Violet Fawley Ecological Protection x3	Swedishfish Girl! Madame Librarian! Jess's Soul Sister! Sweetest Swede! SPOILER!!: Question 1 catch up Bella's mood dropped a little when Apollo didn’t show up, but atleast many of her housemates like Claudine, Tadhg and Fiona were there. Busying herself with getting her supplies out for the lesson helped to distract her thoughts from how things were at the moment. Was learning magic supposed to be like this? Had her parents lied to her when they had said that being at Hogwarts had been amazing for them? Bella focused on Professor Carton as he began the lesson. Yes, they knew who this unnamed enemy was. They were the cause of all the badness at school and not being able to write home. Anyways could they use both magical and muggle animals? Not wanting to anger anyone she chose a magical beast. Raising her hand the first year said. “I’d choose a chimera because they can both be a fierce and dangerous attacker or defender depending on the situation with their lion heads and dragon tails.” Quote: Originally Posted by MadMadamMalfoy With a wave of his wand, the word appeared on the board, and he continued, “Conjuration is the ability to transfigure something out of thin air. It is one of the most difficult branches of transfiguration in existence, second only to Human Transfiguration. Bearing that in mind, what do we need to consider when conjuring? Why do you think conjuring an animal is more difficult than conjuring an object, such as a chair?” It was cool that nobody chose the same creature as someone else Bella thought to herself silently. The topic for today’s lesson was apparently conjuration, yikes that was advanced magic. Did Professor Carton really expect her to be able to conjure something into an animal and get it right as a first year? Trying not to panic Bella focused on answering the second question by raising her hand to answer, but unsure if she was right with her thinking. "Um, it’s harder to conjure an animal because it’s a living creature with vital organs that it needs. If an animal conjuration goes bad you could end up potentially injuring the animal if you mess up, and it doesn’t get a nose or only three legs instead of four. I think that a snake is easier to conjure than a dragon because it has only has a few organs." __________________