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Tailzinator 
Smiling, Constantine turned back to the staff tree and continued decorating it while listening to LOUANN (XD) talk about her parents. He was levitating a little ornament up to the tree, just as LouAnn mentioned her parents names: Lavender and Antonio...
Lavender and Antonio!? There was the sudden sound of glass smashing as the pretty purple ball crashed on the ground into many pieces. But, he wasn't caring at the moment: he knew those names! But...nooo, it couldn't be possible.
...Could it?
With a little sparkle in her eyes, LouAnn kept watch on the ornament she was currently levitating. When it was safe and secure on the branch she'd directed it to, she turned to fish another our of the box. She pulled a pretty purple and silver swirly-type ornament out and held it before her eyes while she watched it twist and turn. At the sound of a loud crash, LouAnn jumped, thinking maybe she'd twisted and turned that ornament right out of her hand. She started to tear up and apologize over and over again when she realized that purple and silver ornament was still in her hand.
It was Mr. Masterson who'd dropped
his ornament! With a puzzled expression on her face, LouAnn turned towards him. "You okay, sir? ...and here I thought it'd be
me causing the day's disaster," she joked. With a wave of her wand a quick "
Reparo," the ornament was as good as new. She scooped it up and handed it back to him. "Slippery little suckers, huh?"
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Cassirin He dropped half in front of Louann. "First, we'll light them, and then we'll levitate them into place in the branches. Use a temporary sticking charm to fix them in place, but if they tip, they won't burn or spill wax or anything."
He froze as the bulbs spilled, shattering on the floor. WHOOPS? Did he do that? With a glance, Cope could tell that Masterson had someone dropped things all over the floor. "Professor?"
LouAnn half heard what Cope had instructed her to do. He'd said something about lighting and levitating and sticking. He, too, was a little concerned about the groundskeeper and his slippery little hands. Instead of replying to Cope right away, she continued to hold out the ornament and wait to see if everything was alright.