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CreativeAllie18 
"That sounds like fun! I can't wait to start our dream journals for your class. Plus it's always interesting figuring new things out about your personality and what different aspects of you mean in a more....mystical sense?" Alice said, not sure if that was the right term. "I'll be looking forward to all of your lessons. I've never really studied anything like this in muggle school before."
"Yes, it's always best to look at this stuff from a wizarding point of view," Nolan said with a smile.
"Muggles can and have studied divination, but the number of people who inherit a real sense of the Inner Eye who aren't related to wizards is incredibly small. It's hard to find a legitimate Muggle fortune teller," he said with a sigh. THAT was why everyone doubted this subject so much...all those muggles trying to make a living by being fakes. BOOOO. They made him sick!
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aussiegirl "Oh how cool." Mia said her eyes widening a little at the thought of being able to bring the stars inside. She wanted to be able to do that one day. Brighten up her tent a little back home.
She nodded her head as he spoke about Seers. Mia knew that the old gypsy lady back home was just telling porky pies and making money off it as well. "But you're a real one, aren't you, Professor Nolan?" Because they wouldn't have a fake one teaching at the school. Nuh uh. No way. "What about auras Sir? Do you study those as well?"
Oh squee!!! The Professor had been a Hufflepuff too. "I think it's by far the best house." And not because she was in it but because she believed that the Huffies had more going for them the other houses.
"In a sense. My Inner Eye isn't exactly...mature, if you know what I mean," he explained with a small frown. One of these days he'd get there...one of these days.
"Auras? Some people do, I personally don't, I've never really excelled at figuring out that stuff," he explained. It was like how he really hated palm reading...all those lines just looked the same!
"I agree but again, I'm biased," he chuckled. Hufflepuff WAS the best.
"I was even a prefect for a year back in my day...I ended up dropping that though, I wasn't very good at managing my time and my schoolwork was taking a serious hit," Nolan added.