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*PhoenixRising* · 09-25-2008, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl

[color=mediumorchid]Yes, she was! Whew! One down. "GOOD! I'm glad to hear that," Punz said slowly as a grin spread across her face. "We had some very, very good players graduate last term you know - but I have full faith that this year's team will step up to the plate." She winked confidently, hoping that That Boy down the table would overhear. He had the lean, mean look of a Quidditch player to him, oh yes he did.

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Originally Posted by kerryleanne

Crystal followed the flow of students into the great hall while the boy was still laying into her, by this point all she wanted was to be sat at the house table with a pumpkin juice and some food in her sight so quite bluntly turned and replied Yes ok i admit stepping into people IS wrong but maybe if people didnt sulk around like a child not wanting to be noticed then they would be stepped into in the first place.
She then joined the line for the hufflepuff table, as she made her way to her seat it happened that the closest seat to her was only a couple of places done from the boy on the train. She leant over and finished Just because you were right about that doesnt mean you are right about everything else and she turned back towards the front with a smile in her face.

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Originally Posted by Fritter

Christine allowed a small laugh to escape her lips as she smirked and rolled her eyes at Dominic. He seemed in a better mood now, enjoying the teasing that he was doing to Christine.

So Slytherin was the house of the noble and Dominic said that he was pure blood. So does that mean that the pure blood wizards were the best, most powerful of all the wizarding world. What does that say about Christine, who was only half blood, or those who didn't have any wizard parents, muggle borns, as she heard on the train. These thoughts took Christine over, and she couldn't help but ask Dominic about them. Does being pure blood mean that your a better wizard then everyone who isn't a pure blood?

While Christine was asking Dominic this question, her stomach started to growl. She had not gotten anything to eat while she was on the Hogwarts Express and was extremely hungry. I wonder when the feast is going to start, I'm starving.

Dominic was getting slightly bored of the feast already. All these hyperactive girls around, giggling and screaming with delight was giving him a headache. He rolled his eyes when he over heard perhaps the loudest one - blondie - mentioning something about good players graduating and hoping this year's team would step up to the plate. Sure he had though about quidditch. A lot, actually. But he never really considered trying out; not with all the other kids who'd been playing for years.

Shrugging, the third year sighed quietly as he heard Miss Blind Girl whining about something or other. At least she admitted it, but then the next thing she said was shocking! "Well I'm sorry that not everyone could be as outgoing or whatnot as you," he smarted back to her. Seriously, he was a quiet guy and that wasn't his fault was it?

Dominic blinked at what the girl finished with and then a smug look on her face like she had won. Not the case at all, of course. "Says who?" he asked, narrowing his eyes at her.

Dominic heard a small laugh next from the redhead, which caused him to avert his eyes away from Miss Clumsy for a moment and study Christine. She looked almost offended when he suggested that he was better by being a Pureblood; something of utmost truth though. "Do you have to ask that question?" he replied rhetorically, a smile playing on his lips.

He chuckled softly when he heard Christine ask about when the feast would start; to be honest, he was kind of hungry too. "Soon, I hope..." the fair-haired boy said, gazing off again.

Dominic couldn't help but notice how many of the female population seemed to be around, as though they multiplied. There were a couple guys sure, but the only one he had 'met' was the overly dramatic one in the streets when the girl stepped on his toe. That was when he turned back towards Christine and Clumsy Blind Girl; "I'll see you both later. Maybe." With that, he stood up from the Hufflepuff table and walked away, not really sure where his feet were taking him... not even noticing that Miss Clumsy Blind Girl was yet another girl he'd failed to get a name for, as was Miss Brunette...

09-25-2008, 01:33 AM	#176 (permalink)
PhoenixRising Quintaped Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: in my head [GMT-6] Posts: 58,794 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amelia Adara Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Emma Montmorency (#301199) Hufflepuff Fourth Year x12 x8	YesJess! \| Captain Goggles \| Mama Badger \| Eva's Soul Sister \| An OG™ \| It's all in the Numbers Quote: Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl [color=mediumorchid]Yes, she was! Whew! One down. "GOOD! I'm glad to hear that," Punz said slowly as a grin spread across her face. "We had some very, very good players graduate last term you know - but I have full faith that this year's team will step up to the plate." She winked confidently, hoping that That Boy down the table would overhear. He had the lean, mean look of a Quidditch player to him, oh yes he did. Quote: Originally Posted by kerryleanne Crystal followed the flow of students into the great hall while the boy was still laying into her, by this point all she wanted was to be sat at the house table with a pumpkin juice and some food in her sight so quite bluntly turned and replied Yes ok i admit stepping into people IS wrong but maybe if people didnt sulk around like a child not wanting to be noticed then they would be stepped into in the first place. She then joined the line for the hufflepuff table, as she made her way to her seat it happened that the closest seat to her was only a couple of places done from the boy on the train. She leant over and finished Just because you were right about that doesnt mean you are right about everything else and she turned back towards the front with a smile in her face. Quote: Originally Posted by Fritter Christine allowed a small laugh to escape her lips as she smirked and rolled her eyes at Dominic. He seemed in a better mood now, enjoying the teasing that he was doing to Christine. So Slytherin was the house of the noble and Dominic said that he was pure blood. So does that mean that the pure blood wizards were the best, most powerful of all the wizarding world. What does that say about Christine, who was only half blood, or those who didn't have any wizard parents, muggle borns, as she heard on the train. These thoughts took Christine over, and she couldn't help but ask Dominic about them. Does being pure blood mean that your a better wizard then everyone who isn't a pure blood? While Christine was asking Dominic this question, her stomach started to growl. She had not gotten anything to eat while she was on the Hogwarts Express and was extremely hungry. I wonder when the feast is going to start, I'm starving. Dominic was getting slightly bored of the feast already. All these hyperactive girls around, giggling and screaming with delight was giving him a headache. He rolled his eyes when he over heard perhaps the loudest one - blondie - mentioning something about good players graduating and hoping this year's team would step up to the plate. Sure he had though about quidditch. A lot, actually. But he never really considered trying out; not with all the other kids who'd been playing for years. Shrugging, the third year sighed quietly as he heard Miss Blind Girl whining about something or other. At least she admitted it, but then the next thing she said was shocking! "Well I'm sorry that not everyone could be as outgoing or whatnot as you," he smarted back to her. Seriously, he was a quiet guy and that wasn't his fault was it? Dominic blinked at what the girl finished with and then a smug look on her face like she had won. Not the case at all, of course. "Says who?" he asked, narrowing his eyes at her. Dominic heard a small laugh next from the redhead, which caused him to avert his eyes away from Miss Clumsy for a moment and study Christine. She looked almost offended when he suggested that he was better by being a Pureblood; something of utmost truth though. "Do you have to ask that question?" he replied rhetorically, a smile playing on his lips. He chuckled softly when he heard Christine ask about when the feast would start; to be honest, he was kind of hungry too. "Soon, I hope..." the fair-haired boy said, gazing off again. Dominic couldn't help but notice how many of the female population seemed to be around, as though they multiplied. There were a couple guys sure, but the only one he had 'met' was the overly dramatic one in the streets when the girl stepped on his toe. That was when he turned back towards Christine and Clumsy Blind Girl; *"I'll see you both later. Maybe."* With that, he stood up from the Hufflepuff table and walked away, not really sure where his feet were taking him... not even noticing that Miss Clumsy Blind Girl was yet another girl he'd failed to get a name for, as was Miss Brunette... __________________ ___________________You should take your little finger and just point it in the mirror. ________________________________________Baby, maybe you're the problem ✯