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Con_Stripes · 09-22-2009, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Mad Eye Touz

Plymouth gave Copernicus the "going over there now" nod - and went to sit on a cushion "over there." He thought along the way, trying to think of someone old and/or dead and evil like everyone else had suggested. When Plymouth thought of old though, he only got one image. He raised his hand,

"Professor Kazimeriz - though we have since reconciled - is capable of evil. Hehe. I mean, who gives ear hair on the first day or school? Or turns their spy into a canary? ...Among other things. But I sure do like him either way. Suppose that doesn't make him DARK though... Never mind..." Then Plymouth went off into thoughts about associating with Dark Wizards and wondering if that made him one, too. He had hugged Kazi that one time...

Truebridge just turned to look at Plymouth and shook his head once.

If you can't say anything nice...

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Originally Posted by Harmonizer

Berty Borr could easily have been regarded a Dark Wizard (although Samson was fond of him... most of the time), and so could the Minister of Magic, but Samson didn't think it wise to answer that, even when one Ravenclaw boy answered Professor Kazimeriz. He held back a snigger at that.

"Death eaters aren't as evil as Lord Voldemort or anything, but they count as Dark Wizards, don't they? Oh, and I remember my parents saying something about Gregory Crabbe, was it? Yeah, I think he was one of the students of Hogwarts in Harry Potter's time that used feindfyre. He wasn't very bright, no, but he was able to pull that spell off."

He held back another laugh, but he was serious about his answer.

"You are mixing up Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle; their fathers were indeed Deatheaters and dark wizards, but do you think casting a dark spell automatically makes someone a dark wizard? I'll add them to the list but we'll discuss it further." Truebridge answered.

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Originally Posted by Tommy'sGirl4ever

Audio fond a open seat on the cousins and plopped down, looking around the room as everyone began to speak of different dark wizards. A bunch of names started to list in his mind. He was taught a lot about that subject seeing as most of his family came from most of them. He found himself raising his hand after thinking of one that no one else had said, "The Gaunt family."

"Is it fair, do you suppose, to make a generalisation about a whole family? Was every Gaunt automatically dark? I'll add this one to the list but once again it will be a discussion point." Truebridge told the Slytherin boy.

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Originally Posted by Daffy.Potter

People were soooo quick. It was unfair. But Livvy racked her brain for ideas, as she crossed her arms and tapped her foot on the floor as she thought about it. What other dark peeps were there? Everyone else had stated the basic ones. What was left for HER to say?

Ehh... Raising her hand, Livvy gave an answer. "Um. Would Circe count as one? I don't think that turning into a beast is particularly a delightful encounter. And Merwyn the Malicious... not too great of a person for inventing all those jinxes and hexes." What else? She thought so more for a few moments, searching for another famous dark wizard.

"Circe was an expert in transfiguration. Doing something distasteful doesn't nearly constitute performing dark magic. Otherwise everyone one of you who have thrown a hex or a jinx or a curse would be considered dark wizards and that is simply not the case."

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Originally Posted by hermione9495

So unfair! All the other students were naming people before she could even remember what a dark wizard was. But Nikki thought hard, trying to think of a dark wizard she had learned, read, or heard about. Finally thinking of someone, Nikki raised her hand. "Um Godelot Sr?" She said, unsure. "I think he owned the Elders Wand at some point." She added.

"Many of the owners of the Elder Wand could in fact be considered dark wizards."

Truebridge flicked his wand and a list appeared on the board.

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KNOWN DARK ARTISTS

Lord Voldemort (Tom Riddle)

Deatheaters:
Bellatrix Black/Lestrange and her husband
Peter Pettrigrew
Alecto and Amycus Carrow
Regulus Black
Fenrir Greyback
Antonin Dolohov
Crabbe/ his son Vincent
Goyle/ his son Gregory
Yaxley
Barty Crouch Jr
Bartemius Crouch Sr

The Gaunt Family

Hereward Godelot and his father
Gellert Grindelwald

Lord Voldemortist (Thomas Duskirk)

Morgan le Fay
Herpo the Foul
Emeric The Evil
Durmstrang students and professors
Merwyn the Malicious
Salazar Slytherin
Loxias

So, again; do you think casting a dark spell automatically makes someone a dark wizard? Is it fair to make a generalisation about a whole family?" Ethan asked the class as a whole.

"And what exactly makes a dark wizard dark anyway?"

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Con_Stripes Mooncalf Join Date: May 2008 Location: GMT +12 or 13 Posts: 7,031 Hogwarts RPG Name: Oz Thickey Sixth Year Diagon Alley Proprietor: Leon Odessa	The Eye of Sauron \| Zan-y \| Snake Charmer Quote: Originally Posted by Mad Eye Touz Plymouth gave Copernicus the "going over there now" nod - and went to sit on a cushion "over there." He thought along the way, trying to think of someone old and/or dead and evil like everyone else had suggested. When Plymouth thought of old though, he only got one image. He raised his hand, "Professor Kazimeriz - though we have since reconciled - is capable of evil. Hehe. I mean, who gives ear hair on the first day or school? Or turns their spy into a canary? ...Among other things. But I sure do like him either way. Suppose that doesn't make him DARK though... Never mind..." Then Plymouth went off into thoughts about associating with Dark Wizards and wondering if that made him one, too. He had hugged Kazi that one time... Truebridge just turned to look at Plymouth and shook his head once. If you can't say anything nice... Quote: Originally Posted by Harmonizer Berty Borr could easily have been regarded a Dark Wizard (although Samson was fond of him... most of the time), and so could the Minister of Magic, but Samson didn't think it wise to answer that, even when one Ravenclaw boy answered Professor Kazimeriz. He held back a snigger at that. "Death eaters aren't as evil as Lord Voldemort or anything, but they count as Dark Wizards, don't they? Oh, and I remember my parents saying something about Gregory Crabbe, was it? Yeah, I think he was one of the students of Hogwarts in Harry Potter's time that used feindfyre. He wasn't very bright, no, but he was able to pull that spell off." He held back another laugh, but he was serious about his answer. "You are mixing up Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle; their fathers were indeed Deatheaters and dark wizards, but do you think casting a dark spell automatically makes someone a dark wizard? I'll add them to the list but we'll discuss it further." Truebridge answered. Quote: Originally Posted by Tommy'sGirl4ever Audio fond a open seat on the cousins and plopped down, looking around the room as everyone began to speak of different dark wizards. A bunch of names started to list in his mind. He was taught a lot about that subject seeing as most of his family came from most of them. He found himself raising his hand after thinking of one that no one else had said, "The Gaunt family." "Is it fair, do you suppose, to make a generalisation about a whole family? Was every Gaunt automatically dark? I'll add this one to the list but once again it will be a discussion point." Truebridge told the Slytherin boy. Quote: Originally Posted by Daffy.Potter People were soooo quick. It was unfair. But Livvy racked her brain for ideas, as she crossed her arms and tapped her foot on the floor as she thought about it. What other dark peeps were there? Everyone else had stated the basic ones. What was left for HER to say? Ehh... Raising her hand, Livvy gave an answer. "Um. Would Circe count as one? I don't think that turning into a beast is particularly a delightful encounter. And Merwyn the Malicious... not too great of a person for inventing all those jinxes and hexes." What else? She thought so more for a few moments, searching for another famous dark wizard. "Circe was an expert in transfiguration. Doing something distasteful doesn't nearly constitute performing dark magic. Otherwise everyone one of you who have thrown a hex or a jinx or a curse would be considered dark wizards and that is simply not the case." Quote: Originally Posted by hermione9495 So unfair! All the other students were naming people before she could even remember what a dark wizard was. But Nikki thought hard, trying to think of a dark wizard she had learned, read, or heard about. Finally thinking of someone, Nikki raised her hand. "Um Godelot Sr?" She said, unsure. "I think he owned the Elders Wand at some point." She added. "Many of the owners of the Elder Wand could in fact be considered dark wizards." Truebridge flicked his wand and a list appeared on the board. Quote: KNOWN DARK ARTISTS Lord Voldemort (Tom Riddle) Deatheaters: Bellatrix Black/Lestrange and her husband Peter Pettrigrew Alecto and Amycus Carrow Regulus Black Fenrir Greyback Antonin Dolohov Crabbe/ his son Vincent Goyle/ his son Gregory Yaxley Barty Crouch Jr Bartemius Crouch Sr The Gaunt Family Hereward Godelot and his father Gellert Grindelwald Lord Voldemortist (Thomas Duskirk) Morgan le Fay Herpo the Foul Emeric The Evil Durmstrang students and professors Merwyn the Malicious Salazar Slytherin Loxias So, again; do you think casting a dark spell automatically makes someone a dark wizard? Is it fair to make a generalisation about a whole family?" Ethan asked the class as a whole. "And what exactly makes a dark wizard dark anyway?"