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Con_Stripes · 07-15-2010, 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Draco21

:O So Lafay was the Head of House! Grrrrrrr. And who did that kid think he was talking to her like that? Anyone should've known that she was more important than any kind of emergency. She just gave him a glaaaaare and turned back to Truebridge.

Nooo! She still couldn't believe how crazy this was. Who was she going to tell all of her drama to? Lafay would probably like... eat her or something. *Cue sad face*. "But..." Well she couldn't just say that Lafay scared her, that wouldn't sound nice. "Can I still tell you my little problems?" she blurted out.

And then he said she could bring it up to the Headmaster... yeahhhh she would pass on that, since she still wasn't sure that he was a big fan of hers.

"... I suppose."

Truebridge wasn't sure how he helped, but he supposed it didn't matter and he didn't really mind lending an ear if it made Violet feel better. And she really was doing much better than she had been.

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Originally Posted by Eli Jarod

Eli lowered his head and flushed as the professor chastised him. Okay, yes, it was bad manners to make fun of her name, but wasn't it bad manners to flash fry students? Ah well, the Professor of Azkaban might cast an unforgivable on him if he didn't behave. He nodded and raised his wand again, aiming for the hammer.

"ImMOB-U-LUS!" he cast with determination. He COULD do this. Right?

Sure!

Nothing happened. He rubbed his forehead, which felt hot and achy. Side effect of casting?

"I told you I was bad with my wand-stuff." he grumped.

"Alright. Stop." Truebridge gave the boy a look. He was still being very negative and that always effected casting. He stopped the hammer, took it and then solemnly handed it handle first to Eli, along with a tube of bruise healing paste he'd summoned from his desk.

"I think you had better return this to its rightful owner and track down one of your house prefects to help you with practicing this spell. I recommend Celandine, the head girl, she's very good with her wand. At the end of the next class, which I expect you to attend, you'll have a chance to show me how you are doing and I'll help you work on it more if the head girl fails." Which was doubtful. For one thing, Miss Toussaint had far more patience with the younger students, particularly the ones who were having difficulties. "In any case, take the hammer back to where you got it from."

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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 Draco21 :O So Lafay was the Head of House! Grrrrrrr. And who did that kid think he was talking to her like that? Anyone should've known that she was more important than any kind of emergency. She just gave him a glaaaaare and turned back to Truebridge. Nooo! She still couldn't believe how crazy this was. Who was she going to tell all of her drama to? Lafay would probably like... eat her or something. Cue sad face. "But..." Well she couldn't just say that Lafay scared her, that wouldn't sound nice. "Can I still tell you my little problems?" she blurted out. And then he said she could bring it up to the Headmaster... yeahhhh she would pass on that, since she still wasn't sure that he was a big fan of hers. "... I suppose." Truebridge wasn't sure how he helped, but he supposed it didn't matter and he didn't really mind lending an ear if it made Violet feel better. And she really was doing much better than she had been. Quote: Originally Posted by Eli Jarod Eli lowered his head and flushed as the professor chastised him. Okay, yes, it was bad manners to make fun of her name, but wasn't it bad manners to flash fry students? Ah well, the Professor of Azkaban might cast an unforgivable on him if he didn't behave. He nodded and raised his wand again, aiming for the hammer. "ImMOB-U-LUS!" he cast with determination. He COULD do this. Right? Sure! Nothing happened. He rubbed his forehead, which felt hot and achy. Side effect of casting? "I told you I was bad with my wand-stuff." he grumped. "Alright. Stop." Truebridge gave the boy a look. He was still being very negative and that always effected casting. He stopped the hammer, took it and then solemnly handed it handle first to Eli, along with a tube of bruise healing paste he'd summoned from his desk. "I think you had better return this to its rightful owner and track down one of your house prefects to help you with practicing this spell. I recommend Celandine, the head girl, she's very good with her wand. At the end of the next class, which I expect you to attend, you'll have a chance to show me how you are doing and I'll help you work on it more if the head girl fails." Which was doubtful. For one thing, Miss Toussaint had far more patience with the younger students, particularly the ones who were having difficulties. "In any case, take the hammer back to where you got it from."