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MadAlice · 02-16-2023, 11:26 PM

SPOILER!!: Responses

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

“Hi, professor!....Loving those flowers already!’’

"Good afternoon, Mr. Anders, glad you're enjoying them," Tapio replied, smiling at Jude's enthusiasm.

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Originally Posted by Chelliephone

"Hello, Professor. Hi, Jude! Wonderful day to dig in the dirt. " but low key wasn't any? She might not be brilliant at Herbology, but she certainly liked to give it a go.

"Good afternoon, Miss Durand, I see you all came prepared. Yes, I think every day is a good day to dig in the dirt!" Tapio said. And the dirt that was already under his fingernails showed that he meant what he said.

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Originally Posted by love-for-HP

"Hello Professor" Maxine said with a smile. Herbology could be fun. "I love tulips"

"Good afternoon, Miss Bixby. So do I."

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Originally Posted by SarcasticStrawberry

She smiled as she also spotted the professor. 'Good Morning, Professor DeVries!" She turned and seen "Oh... tulips!"

"Hello, Miss Wilde, I like the sunflower," Tapio replied, not bothering to mention that it was in fact afternoon. He often lost track of what time of day it was himself, when forced to be indoors for long periods of time--that was why he preferred to have his office outdoors near the greenhouses.

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Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline

“Good day, Professor,” he greeted the man in question standing off to one side, his gaze looking around to take everything else currently surrounding him in the greenhouse.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Atreyu-Rehman," Tapio replied, smiling as he followed the young man's eyes. Tapio had known that the plants in this particular class would make an impression.

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Originally Posted by astrocat

"They're beautiful, Professor DeVries."

"They are indeed, Mr. Fox," Tapio replied, smiling as well--the boy's smile was infectious! Tapio was glad that he could share a little beauty with the students during this cold time of year--though all plants had their own beauty, even the dull or seemingly-ugly ones, if you looked at them the right way.

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Originally Posted by Nordic Witch

She sent a smile over in greeting to Professor De Vries. "Good day Professor, so many pretty flowers!"

"Good afternoon, Miss Connolly. I'm glad you like them."

Tapio waited just five minutes for any latecomers, then stepped forward in front of the tulips to begin the class. "All right, everyone, please give me your attention. As you all may have guessed by now, today's class will involve tulips. Before we begin to talk about the plants we're working with shortly, can anyone tell me anything about tulips? Because there were a lot of similarities between ordinary tulips, such as might be found in any Muggle garden, and the tulips standing before them now--and a few differences as well. But that would come later.

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MadAlice Puffskein Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 2,394 Hogwarts RPG Name: Hope Archard Ravenclaw Fifth Year	SPOILER!!: Responses Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 “Hi, professor!....Loving those flowers already!’’ "Good afternoon, Mr. Anders, glad you're enjoying them," Tapio replied, smiling at Jude's enthusiasm. Quote: Originally Posted by Chelliephone "Hello, Professor. Hi, Jude! Wonderful day to dig in the dirt. " but low key wasn't any? She might not be brilliant at Herbology, but she certainly liked to give it a go. "Good afternoon, Miss Durand, I see you all came prepared. Yes, I think every day is a good day to dig in the dirt!" Tapio said. And the dirt that was already under his fingernails showed that he meant what he said. Quote: Originally Posted by love-for-HP "Hello Professor" Maxine said with a smile. Herbology could be fun. "I love tulips" "Good afternoon, Miss Bixby. So do I." Quote: Originally Posted by SarcasticStrawberry She smiled as she also spotted the professor. 'Good Morning, Professor DeVries!" She turned and seen "Oh... tulips!" "Hello, Miss Wilde, I like the sunflower," Tapio replied, not bothering to mention that it was in fact afternoon. He often lost track of what time of day it was himself, when forced to be indoors for long periods of time--that was why he preferred to have his office outdoors near the greenhouses. Quote: Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline “Good day, Professor,” he greeted the man in question standing off to one side, his gaze looking around to take everything else currently surrounding him in the greenhouse. "Good afternoon, Mr. Atreyu-Rehman," Tapio replied, smiling as he followed the young man's eyes. Tapio had known that the plants in this particular class would make an impression. Quote: Originally Posted by astrocat "They're beautiful, Professor DeVries." "They are indeed, Mr. Fox," Tapio replied, smiling as well--the boy's smile was infectious! Tapio was glad that he could share a little beauty with the students during this cold time of year--though all plants had their own beauty, even the dull or seemingly-ugly ones, if you looked at them the right way. Quote: Originally Posted by Nordic Witch She sent a smile over in greeting to Professor De Vries. "Good day Professor, so many pretty flowers!" "Good afternoon, Miss Connolly. I'm glad you like them." Tapio waited just five minutes for any latecomers, then stepped forward in front of the tulips to begin the class. "All right, everyone, please give me your attention. As you all may have guessed by now, today's class will involve tulips. Before we begin to talk about the plants we're working with shortly, can anyone tell me anything about tulips? Because there were a lot of similarities between ordinary tulips, such as might be found in any Muggle garden, and the tulips standing before them now--and a few differences as well. But that would come later.