"That is a question to bring up with your Defense Against the Dark Arts instructor. Try to think of something really happy." Professor Crafts eyes caught light not coming from a patronus.

"Please extinguish your wand Ms. Lua and try and produce your Patronus." Professor Craft waited for the other students to cast.

Stacey took hold of a worksheet that the professor spoke of and made her way towards the right side of the classroom. She was only in her 4th year and at this point, she was learning far more than ever, but rather enjoying herself with each new lesson.

She listened to the professor speak the words, "Expecto Patronum" and decided to try it herself once the professor asked them to do so. She spoke the words of the spell herself and watched a form of the silvery light escape from her wand. She was more nervous than anything at this point and did not know what to expect.

Cassandra looked at the girl and said "Very happy."

She then closed her eyes and she pulled her wand from her sleeve. Her father made her do this every day, just so her skills were up. She thought of her happy memory, and said "Expecto Patronum!" Out of her wand a silver Occamy came out and flew around the room.

Tasha wrote "Very Happy" on her parchment, then picked up her wand. Thinking back to the vacation she took with just her and her dad, she remembered all the wonderful things he said to her while they sat on the beach with her head in his lap, looking out at the dolphins bobbing through the ocean. At her peak of emotions that were flooding through her, she waved her wand and said, Expecto Patronum!" Out of the tip for just a few brief seconds came a siler, scaily, porpus with a dragon like tail. It darted across the room and deminished into vapor.
"Anybody get a good look at that? What was that?" she asked excitedly.

A happy thought...hmm. Jenna didn't have too many of them.

Wait a minute, she thought--and then she had one.

She thought of her first kiss, and then said "Expecto Patronum!"

A silver liger came from the tip of her wand, stayed for a bit, then disappeared.

Brianna held up her wand, thought about her first day at Hogwarts, and said, Expecto Patronum! and a silver vapor emitted from her wand. "That wasn't it." she muttered

Taylor focused her mind on a happy thought. She let the energy of the happiness flow through her mind, body, and soul. She closed her eyes and relaxed. She finally opened her eyes and raised her wand. She loudly said,
"Expecto Patronum!!"
A silvery light erupted from the front of the wand and protruded a long silvery string of silver. There was a little problem though, Taylor couldn't make out what the patronus was. The long silver light coiled around her body. Taylor tried to touch it, but before she could, the light faded away and the long silver patronus disappeared. Disappointed, but not suprised, Taylor focused once again.

Rave grinned, she had been able to produce a patronus for almost a year now. Clearing her head she thought of her memory and said, "Expecto Patronum!" and a silver leopard shot out of the end of her wand and eyed the other occupants of the room. It walked over and sniffed Lua aswell as a couple other students before Rave extinguished it and sat back.

Jackie thought hard about a happy thought. Even though she was in her fifth year she just couldn't seem to get it. "Expecto Patronum!" she cried. A little puff of silver came out of the end, but didn't resemble any animal that Jackie knew of.

Tag gripped his wand, not sure of how he was supposed to see to do the movements in the dark. Happy thoughts. . . happy thoughts. . . okay. He concentrated on the day Hawken surprised him with a Komodo dragon. Isabella. "Expecto patronum," he said firmly, flicking the wand he couldn't see. A tiny jet of silver burst out, breaking the darkness and blinding him momentarily. "Shoots. . . expecto patronum!" Again, this time brighter, the image stayed in front of his eyes even after it had gone out. Tag blinked, trying to clear the light from his retinas. He couldn't make out a form yet. He watched the other students for a moment, recognizing some odd animals.
He raised his hand, even though he wasn't sure if Professor Craft could see it. "Professor, can Patronuses be mythical creatures, or are they all real animals?"

Brianna thought of another happy thought and said, "Expecto Patronum!" only it once again turned out to be a silvery wisp of smoke, she looked around and saw a boy, he looked a bit upset. "Are you allright?" she mouthed to him, thinking that she might get in trouble if she talked out loud

"Yeah," he muttered back.

Phoebe took out her wand and first leared her mind. This was perticularly difficult due to the strange things happening. She next tried to think of her happies memorys. Thinking of what the nurse had told her she thought of a few and imagined the clearly. Focusing hard on those thoughts she said loud and clearly "Expecto Patronum" A silvery mist erupted from her wand forming a feeble sort of lion. Competely exhausted she sat down the lion gone, she was smiling. "Finally" She whispered. Her patronus needed work but was it sort of worked.

Jordan got to her feet. Yes, she had produced a patronus before, but never in front of this many people. She held out her wand and commanded “Expecto Patronum!” There was a moments pause, and then a giant silvery tiger emerged from the tip of her wand. Jordan stood motionless as to not disrupt the flow of energy going through her body.

When she had completed her task, Jordan quietly took her seat and waited for the rest of the class. She was grateful the room was still dark because, just like every time before, the sight of her patronus had brought her to tears.

Cassandra looked around at the other patroni. Few were as solid as hers. She felt like thanking her father for the one thing he made sure he taught her. As her silvery Occamy was flying about the classroom, Cassandra walked to the pile of worksheets and pulled one. Although she didn't really understand what it was, it seemed like fun. She almost wished she had been on the right side, instead of on the left.