... Alright, the t-rex costumes were hilarious and Evan covered his mouth to hide a small laugh at the spectacle they had created. It was rather unfortunate so many things had gone flying around as a result of the large tails, and he did understand why the Professor wanted to at least transfigure the tails smaller. Which was rather cool there was even something they could do to do that. He hoped they chose that option and then maybe Professor Carton could teach the class in the process.

See? Just more educational opportunities.

Seeing his sister enter after the dinosaurs, Evan smiled at her as she slid into the spot next to him. "Another Appa gift?" He wasn't sure he remembered exactly which onesies had been gifts and which had been choices. "I'm surprised no jedi robe?"

But class was starting, so he shushed to listen to everything, pulling out his text and notebook to place in front of him. Once the first question was posed, he did like the answers being posed and as it was pretty much what Evan would have answered as well, he wasn't sure if he had anything to contribute. However, he did still raise his hand. "I agree with the other answers given, but there's also that because of how precise Transfiguration is, any deviation if it is actually desired is just going to look like you made a mistake rather than a creative contribution. So then people might not want to because it wouldn't be worth the conversation of explaining your creative decisions." Or maybe it would. He was discovering he rather liked to debate. "I don't agree it can't be creative though. Just because you can't differentiate with how you execute a transfiguration spell, that doesn't mean you can't use a transfiguration spell creatively."