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Angie · 02-01-2009, 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by druidflower

Tobi smiled lopsidedly. Most people commented on his gargantuan height. It was kind of hard to miss. He didn't know too much about creatures, but he knew a LITTLE bit about political upheaval and lobbying.

"Um, well, my great grandmother was alive during the 1960s. Just barely. But she told me that her mother carried her on Marches and brought her to Sit Ins." Tobi explained. He tried not to picture his great great grandmother Avalon as a freeloving hippie. It freaked him out.

"So maybe we could have a March. It would be really effective because they would be afraid of exposing us to Muggles. Less agressive would be to have a sit in, like at the School, or if we really wanted their attention, in the middle of The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures."

1960's? Wow. That had a been a LONG time ago. Also, she did not have the faintest idea what Sit Ins was. A muggle thing, no doubt, for the name itself didn't ring any bells. But then, it wasn't like she knew a lot about Wizarding History, because books didn't really appeal to her. How Ravenclaw of her. . . Not.

Assuming that the Sit Ins business had to be a march only because of Tobi's following comment, Willow chewed on her bottom lip for a moment, before nodding thoughtfully. "That is actually a really good idea. It could work" Not that she cared about Magical Creatures or anything, but he was smart--even if he was a boy. "Also, we could write a letter to the Minister of Magic complaining about it. You know, the guy is not really a very good minister, but about two terms ago, two Slytherin girls wrote a letter to him complaining about certain things, and he listened to them. " Stupid little letter. Only reason why Slytherin had almost won the House cup. "But then, that could have been because he was a Slytherin during his time at Hogwarts. . ." Which completely disregarded her previous comment. There was a huge chance that Brennan Cooper would just ignore their letter.

"What about writing an article for the Prophet? Or telling someone of the Prophet to write an article about it? That way everyone would know about it." Hmmm.

02-01-2009, 04:34 AM	#258 (permalink)
Angie DoM Veela Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Themyscira Posts: 37,611 Hogwarts RPG Name: Nerissa M. Tate Sixth Year x8	Wowza! Quote: Originally Posted by druidflower Tobi smiled lopsidedly. Most people commented on his gargantuan height. It was kind of hard to miss. He didn't know too much about creatures, but he knew a LITTLE bit about political upheaval and lobbying. "Um, well, my great grandmother was alive during the 1960s. Just barely. But she told me that her mother carried her on Marches and brought her to Sit Ins." Tobi explained. He tried not to picture his great great grandmother Avalon as a freeloving hippie. It freaked him out. "So maybe we could have a March. It would be really effective because they would be afraid of exposing us to Muggles. Less agressive would be to have a sit in, like at the School, or if we really wanted their attention, in the middle of The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures." 1960's? Wow. That had a been a LONG time ago. Also, she did not have the faintest idea what Sit Ins was. A muggle thing, no doubt, for the name itself didn't ring any bells. But then, it wasn't like she knew a lot about Wizarding History, because books didn't really appeal to her. How Ravenclaw of her. . . Not. Assuming that the Sit Ins business had to be a march only because of Tobi's following comment, Willow chewed on her bottom lip for a moment, before nodding thoughtfully. "That is actually a really good idea. It could work" Not that she cared about Magical Creatures or anything, but he was smart--even if he was a boy. "Also, we could write a letter to the Minister of Magic complaining about it. You know, the guy is not really a very good minister, but about two terms ago, two Slytherin girls wrote a letter to him complaining about certain things, and he listened to them. " Stupid little letter. Only reason why Slytherin had almost won the House cup. "But then, that could have been because he was a Slytherin during his time at Hogwarts. . ." Which completely disregarded her previous comment. There was a huge chance that Brennan Cooper would just ignore their letter. "What about writing an article for the Prophet? Or telling someone of the Prophet to write an article about it? That way everyone would know about it." Hmmm. __________________