Well... I didn't actually get to do it. Another girl taught me how, but did it for me. Then she bought her voice down to a whisper so only Melanie and Ana could hear. Let's try it when we get back to our dormitory! We'll have to make sure we have plenty of, water, though. Just incase I'm not good at controlling it yet. She said as she walked back to the Common Room with the two girls.

"I was unable to test it, and I wasn't sure what the potion did to begin with." She frowned. "However, if it is what you say it is, then it's possible the dragon scale could have actually made it slightly angry singing or just made people angry. However, I didn't like the way the potion... well... felt, I guess you could say. So I added the lily tincture in order to offset the dragon scale and I think that might have done something else, but nothing harmful really. But I think it would make the feeling to sing a little more exuberant. Passion, rather than anger."

She took a deep breath, gasping from the long-winded conversation. "Now, not knowing what the potion was supposed to do in the first place, I did not know what the possibility was. I only kept enough to test later and one vial to hand in to you. I figured I could figure it out after everyone else tested theirs." She shifted a little, uncomfortably. "But again... I haven't gotten to test it yet."

Patricia got off her haunches, after having cleaned the girl up and being pushed out of the way... again. She truly hated being forgotten and ignored like that, but it couldn't be helped. She went back to her place, swishing her wand around, removing what was left of the ruined potion on the floor as she went. Why no one had thought of cleaning up the mess was beyond her too.

She glanced around the room, shaking her head at the devastation that was there. She still wondered why the teachers hadn't responded more strenuously to the mayhem that Peeves had caused.

Hitching her bag over her shoulder, she took one vial of her finished potion, identified it and pocketed the other. She'd test it later in her dorm. She went back to the the teacher's desk and left her vial in the stand that was there. If nothing else, she could get a few points for her effort. 'Good afternoon, professor." she mumbled as she left the classroom. She had a headache and was going up to the common room for a nap after this... this... very odd class.

Autumn walked into the classroom and saw all the beautiful butterflies. She thought this could be the coolest class ever. She sat down at one of the desks and opened up her book and took out her parchment paper and quill.

He laughed good-naturedly. "Sure you aren't a Ravenclaw?" he asked as he walked them to the door. "Well, I think you're absolutely correct about those ingredients. They shouldn't affect the wear-off either, so when you do test it out you'll have about fifteen minutes of passionate singing."

Professor Bontecou locked up after they were through the door and then headed off to find his other office. It was so much easier when he 'lived' next door.