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Anna Banana 
Arithmancy...mazes...all things Lexi was really interested in and wanting to reply to, but...
three mischievous little boys were currently playing a game of 'hit one another upside the head with objects'---
in her classroom. In her
classroom!
"Misters Salander, Fletcher, and Stern! That'll be enough of this nonsense right now!" she said.
"I'm not sure who--or how--or why--this whole thing started, but you'll end it right now." She glanced toward Fletcher and added,
"Or else you'll find yourself serving a detention which will likely be held right in the middle of important school events."
With a not-so-amused look on her face, she waved her wand, tapped it in mid-air, and caused a slight
thump on the back of Fletcher's head...despite the fact that she was all the way across the room. She paused then added,
"...and those are such pretty pink cowboy boots, Mr. Fletcher," she said, making a point of pointing out the color to all in the room who could hear her.
"The color looks sparkling on you, I must say. Where did you find such a pretty pink pair?"
With half her attention still on the three mischievous little boys, Lexi glanced down at a little first year Slytherin who was trying desperately to levitate something from a nearby box.
"It's much easier if you pull the item from the box with your hands first," she said. She reached in and plucked out an...object...which resembled either a three-headed pig or a badly-sculpted tree. One could just never tell. Lexi turned and pointed out the directions on the board.
Aaakk!!! She knows my name! So much for trying to remain in cognito "Y-yes Ma'am" Salander mumbled as he tipped his (yes its now
his) cowboy hat to her in respect. He lowered it back down onto his head but a little closer down his face. He was already in danger of landing in detention for this, but he didnt want to make her recall if he should
righteously deserve detention for something else as well.
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Anna Banana It seemed as if most, if not all, of the students had the hang of the spell now, so Lexi returned to her desk and hoisted herself up onto the side of it before getting the students attention. "Alright, class, it's time to move on! Guide your items back to you, grab them, then toss them into one of the boxes in the back of the room, please!" she said, just loud enough to be heard over the chatter in the room.
"Then return to your seats, so we can move on to the last half of the lesson," she added. As she talked, she levitated a different box toward her and guided it to come to a rest just at her feet. The top was still securely on it, though, so no one could drop anything down into it or see what was inside.
He busied himself with applying the 3 steps on the stack of rope and the sheriff's badge, the last one got a little tricky when it threatened to fly out from his control and go all ninja star in the air. He returned the items into the box when the Professor advised them, but kept the black cowboy hat on his head. He figured that technically, it didnt come out of the box. Plus it helps with the incognito thing.