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Nixy! · 01-20-2010, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Waterloo

Mildred stood thoughtful for a moment. THAT was a hard question. She loved ALL flowers. Well, all PRETTY flowers. "I think tulips are very bootiful!" She giggled.

DEAD flowers? NUUUUU!!! What a sad sight. A saaaad, saaaad sight indeed. "That can happen if you lose concentration mid-conjure," Mildred sighed sadly, using her own wand to vanish the poor flowers. "I think you just need more practice, dear."

"There are many aspects to Transfiguration," Mildred answered with a giggle to the young girl's question. "It's not strictly just transforming things. Vanishing and conjuring is Transfiguration too!" Which was what they were doing! HEHE!

"No no no, my dear!!" Mildred beamed, picking up the small bouquet of flowers this boy had created and giving them a whiff. OOOOOH, beautiful. "I love them!" YES, she did!! And so did the butterflies!! YAY!

"You've all done a FANTASTIC job, my loves!" She called to the class... who she couldn't really see any more due to the swarms of butterflies and flowers. "But I think we'll call it a day here!" Which meant it was HOMEWORK time! With a flourish of her wand, words appeared on the blackboard.

"Now, if someone would like to open the window and set the butterflies free.. then you're all dismissed!" What a PRETTY lesson that had been!

Iris ginned as she watched the roses attracted the attention of LOTs of butterfliies! eheh.

She listened to Pilliwickle talk and smiled sadly. She didn't want the lesson to end. Iris got up and opened the window that she was closest to, then scribbled down the homework. The butterflies flew off out the window, leaving the flowers alone. Aww.

Iris picked them up and put one of them in her bag, then walked up to the professor, "Professor Pilliwickle - this was the greatest Transfiguration lesson EVER. I loved every minute of it, it was lots and lots of fun." She beamed brightly at the short professor; holding the bunch of ranbow roses out, "So I thought you might like the flowers that I'd conjoured in lesson. Aaaand, now I think I'm going to invade... I mean, brighten up the Slytherin common room with butterflies." Iris grinned.

01-20-2010, 06:31 PM	#353 (permalink)
Nixy! Mackled Malaclaw Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 11,282 x1 x2	YOUR Nixy. \|\| Prefect Rainbows! \|\| Deniz'in Müzik Kardeşi Quote: Originally Posted by Waterloo Mildred stood thoughtful for a moment. THAT was a hard question. She loved ALL flowers. Well, all PRETTY flowers. "I think tulips are very bootiful!" She giggled. DEAD flowers? NUUUUU!!! What a sad sight. A saaaad, saaaad sight indeed. "That can happen if you lose concentration mid-conjure," Mildred sighed sadly, using her own wand to vanish the poor flowers. "I think you just need more practice, dear." "There are many aspects to Transfiguration," Mildred answered with a giggle to the young girl's question. "It's not strictly just transforming things. Vanishing and conjuring is Transfiguration too!" Which was what they were doing! HEHE! "No no no, my dear!!" Mildred beamed, picking up the small bouquet of flowers this boy had created and giving them a whiff. OOOOOH, beautiful. "I love them!" YES, she did!! And so did the butterflies!! YAY! "You've all done a FANTASTIC job, my loves!" She called to the class... who she couldn't really see any more due to the swarms of butterflies and flowers. "But I think we'll call it a day here!" Which meant it was HOMEWORK time! With a flourish of her wand, words appeared on the blackboard. "Now, if someone would like to open the window and set the butterflies free.. then you're all dismissed!" What a PRETTY lesson that had been! Iris ginned as she watched the roses attracted the attention of LOTs of butterfliies! eheh. She listened to Pilliwickle talk and smiled sadly. She didn't want the lesson to end. Iris got up and opened the window that she was closest to, then scribbled down the homework. The butterflies flew off out the window, leaving the flowers alone. Aww. Iris picked them up and put one of them in her bag, then walked up to the professor, "Professor Pilliwickle - this was the greatest Transfiguration lesson EVER. I loved every minute of it, it was lots and lots of fun." She beamed brightly at the short professor; holding the bunch of ranbow roses out, "So I thought you might like the flowers that I'd conjoured in lesson. Aaaand, now I think I'm going to invade... I mean, brighten up the Slytherin common room with butterflies." Iris grinned.