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MadAlice · 11-10-2022, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by 2111jen

"I'm not exactly sure," Max answered. "I don't plan on brewing it, merely curious. See, Professor Hernandez gave us homework. He said to write something about where you would stand in using it." Okay so with this explanation it wasn't exactly what he was asking. Max didn't know the potion existed and wanted to learn more. He sighed. "I just want to know more," he said. Not entirely sure if spitting out his questions of why was it invented if you can't just use a jinx or when it was invented or discovered would be appropriate. If he kept rambling, he may never stop.

Tapio nodded, listening carefully. Ah, so this was in reference to homework, was it? That was different--though it was always a good idea to ask questions so you could find out a bit more about what exactly the patron wanted to know, so you could get them what they wanted. This was what they called a 'reference interview,' Tapio thought. "Hmm...in that case," Tapio said as he moved further down the aisle they were standing in, "maybe you might be interested in this." And he plucked a thickish volume off the top shelf of one of the ranges and handed it down to Max. Potionmaking and Ethics read the silver inlaid wording on the dark blue cover, and if you looked at the title for a few minutes, you might notice the word 'Ethics' blinking brighter now and again--because, magic.

"This book discusses the pros and cons of using a number of the more controversial potions, including Felix Felicis, and it might help you to sort out your thoughts on the matter." Tapio looked at Max expectantly, hoping this might be the sort of thing he was looking for.

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MadAlice Puffskein Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 2,394 Hogwarts RPG Name: Hope Archard Ravenclaw Fifth Year	Quote: Originally Posted by 2111jen "I'm not exactly sure," Max answered. "I don't plan on brewing it, merely curious. See, Professor Hernandez gave us homework. He said to write something about where you would stand in using it." Okay so with this explanation it wasn't exactly what he was asking. Max didn't know the potion existed and wanted to learn more. He sighed. "I just want to know more," he said. Not entirely sure if spitting out his questions of why was it invented if you can't just use a jinx or when it was invented or discovered would be appropriate. If he kept rambling, he may never stop. Tapio nodded, listening carefully. Ah, so this was in reference to homework, was it? That was different--though it was always a good idea to ask questions so you could find out a bit more about what exactly the patron wanted to know, so you could get them what they wanted. This was what they called a 'reference interview,' Tapio thought. "Hmm...in that case," Tapio said as he moved further down the aisle they were standing in, "maybe you might be interested in this." And he plucked a thickish volume off the top shelf of one of the ranges and handed it down to Max. Potionmaking and Ethics read the silver inlaid wording on the dark blue cover, and if you looked at the title for a few minutes, you might notice the word 'Ethics' blinking brighter now and again--because, magic. "This book discusses the pros and cons of using a number of the more controversial potions, including Felix Felicis, and it might help you to sort out your thoughts on the matter." Tapio looked at Max expectantly, hoping this might be the sort of thing he was looking for.