Atlas spoke up and used Daniel as an example of someone lacking empathy.... Lisa sat there, frowning, as her Hufflepuff mate was made an example which she didn’t feel was super nice. However, she didn’t disagree with Atlas’ assessment. When it came to V, she was certain that Daniel lacked empathy for the girl. And Vice versa.

And then Schmoe spoke to Atlas about being a little.... kinder. She raised both eyebrows as she looked between boys. Curious, was she, to see what happened next. But she wasn’t going to speak up because Daniel had already gotten up and moved. She pouted momentarily, watching him move away from her and Atlas before sighing. It.... It seemed like most people were taking V’s side in this matter when they both could be horrid at times.

Lisa rested her chin on her hand, trying to refocus on the lesson when she got distracted once more. Gosh... Daniel and V always brought the worst out of each other no matter where they went. It’s like they saw each other and a switch got flipped. But they had an activity.... She then looked down at the parchment in front of her and just stared, unsure of what to write.

An assumption about herself?

She thought back to some of the things people had said to her recently before choosing something to write down. Even though a friend had said that she would have thought she acted that way and she had brushed it off, it still stuck with Lisa very much like a branding on her mind.



She didn’t mind weird. She just didn’t like crazy. And it hurt when a friend said that...

She brought her paper up to the desk and turned it in before taking a seat next to Atlas.