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DH Vixen · 11-10-2009, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by XanaSnape

Professor Kazimeriz shuffled about the classroom, observing the students as they worked. He reflected that perhaps he should have made less of the parchments affect the memory, as it made the assignment harder for the students. On second thought, it was better that they learn how to brew while incapacitated... usually when one is creating an antidote, one is doing it not as a lark but because one HAS been poisoned, and learning to brew quickly and despite disability was a good skill to acquire in the relative safety of a classroom setting.

Kazimeriz nodded with approval at the young girl as she brewed. "Nice technique..." he commented, watching her efficiently dice the innards.

"Good thinking... try pre-soaking the shrivelfig in a tincture of water and undiluted stinksap before you add it to your potion; it will make it more effective." he recommended with an encouraging nod.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LilFox06

"I'd add all three." Carter said watching his cauldron. It was almost ready. "And don't worry about, everyone is too concerned with their potions to notice that you are turning blue."

Mina smiled to erself hearing the praise she was given for her technique. Maybe being a bookworm does pay off. Hearing Kazimeriz's suggestion about the shrivelfigs, she stopped before adding them to pre-soak them. It was worth a try after all. Passing Carter all three of his ingredients, she smiled at him. "Thanks for the support. I do like the color blue and all, but I don't want to be that color." she laughed as she added the pre-soaked shrivelfigs and waited for it to come to a boil again. They were almost done, just the final boil and simmer before they would know if all was right.

She eyed her parchment in hopes that she was right about her ingredients and her suggestions for Carter's. She glanced over at him as he worked and smiled at the fact he wasn't yelling like before or hiding beneath the table.

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DH Vixen Moke Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Amongst Magic Posts: 8,616 Hogwarts RPG Name: Zara Gwendolyn Monroe Sixth Year x11	Atypical Ravenclaw Bookworm // Hair Flipper Pro / / the edgy starbuckian // Hot Messie Quote: Originally Posted by XanaSnape Professor Kazimeriz shuffled about the classroom, observing the students as they worked. He reflected that perhaps he should have made less of the parchments affect the memory, as it made the assignment harder for the students. On second thought, it was better that they learn how to brew while incapacitated... usually when one is creating an antidote, one is doing it not as a lark but because one HAS been poisoned, and learning to brew quickly and despite disability was a good skill to acquire in the relative safety of a classroom setting. Kazimeriz nodded with approval at the young girl as she brewed. "Nice technique..." he commented, watching her efficiently dice the innards. "Good thinking... try pre-soaking the shrivelfig in a tincture of water and undiluted stinksap before you add it to your potion; it will make it more effective." he recommended with an encouraging nod. Quote: Originally Posted by LilFox06 "I'd add all three." Carter said watching his cauldron. It was almost ready. "And don't worry about, everyone is too concerned with their potions to notice that you are turning blue." Mina smiled to erself hearing the praise she was given for her technique. Maybe being a bookworm does pay off. Hearing Kazimeriz's suggestion about the shrivelfigs, she stopped before adding them to pre-soak them. It was worth a try after all. Passing Carter all three of his ingredients, she smiled at him. "Thanks for the support. I do like the color blue and all, but I don't want to be that color." she laughed as she added the pre-soaked shrivelfigs and waited for it to come to a boil again. They were almost done, just the final boil and simmer before they would know if all was right. She eyed her parchment in hopes that she was right about her ingredients and her suggestions for Carter's. She glanced over at him as he worked and smiled at the fact he wasn't yelling like before or hiding beneath the table.