Dahlia nodded. That was it. Perspectives. It was a better way of putting it than she had. She might be an avid reader and a wonderful listener but words weren't her thing. Putting them together in a way that always made the best sense, that is. Sometimes when she talked the words tended to get all jumbled up on the way out and made no sense. It always sounded so much better in her own head.

As Professor Schmoe cleared all the assumptions off the board, Lia felt a little bit better not having to see them anymore. Kinda like, out of sight, out of mind. Only not really as they were still discussing the same topic. Except muggles were being added into it. She should've known. Somehow, she should've known.

Shifting uncomfortably, the second year chewed at her bottom lip as she tried not to think about everything that had been taught last year in their classes. She knew it wasn't true, the things they had been taught. None of it had been fair. Lia raised her hand when it was her turn. "Assumptions just aren't fair. No one likes when they are made about them so why should we make them about anyone else? Everyone deserves to be met with a clean sleet, exactly like how you wiped all of the assumptions off of the board. A fresh start. A do over. Call it whatever you like." she paused for a breath. "All anyone wants is to be treated the same. With respect and like an equal."

With her little rant finished she slumped down on the log staring off into the fire less fire pit. It was a new term for them. A chance for them all to try to move forward as difficult as they may be.