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Butterfly drew a sqaure on the paper,"Stat-UA HAB-itum." She smiled as it turned into a normal picture frame. SHe sat quietly while looking at it. |
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She closed her eyes, probably not the wisest thing she could do while picking up her wand. She took a deep calming breath drew opened her eyes, drew a square over the paper with her wand and said, "Stat-UA HAB-itum." The paper below her changed, not into a picture frame but small bouncy rubber balls going all over the place. "Reverto." |
Lily watched as some of the older students transformed their papers into frames. After watching for a while, she decided to practice the incantation first, then attempt to transform the paper. "Stat-UA HAB-itum..." continuing on until she felt comfortable to attempt the spell. Pulling out her wand, Lily drew a box over the paper with her wand while saying "Stat-UA HAB-itum." Poof, there was a frame, but it was lopsided and not at all looking like the professor's frame. "Reverto" Lily stated pointing her wand at her paper, making it return to it's original form. Now to try again until I get this. Lily thought. "Stat-UA HAB-itum" She said again forming a box over her paper. This time, she got an almost square frame that somewhat looked like the Professor's. Lily returned it back to the paper form and kept on trying. |
This was the first lesson Hades hadn't speak even a word. He was busy writing down notes when other students were racing to give their answers. As he finished with his notes, Hades glanced briefly at the piece of paper, tracing a square shape on it with his finger. "Stat-UA HAB-itum..." he muttered. Weird incantation. Almost sound like something from pre-historic era, whatsoever. Suddenly, a question struck Hades' mind and he shot his hand up in the air. "Professor!" called the blonde Slytherin as he waved his hand to get the professor's attention. "Does it need to be square? I mean, if I want to make a circular frame, should I trace according to the shape I chose?" |
Text Cut: Professor Harvey had taken out his picture and was looking at it when he realised that he was supposed to be doing the activity.. so he took out his wand and started tracing the square on his page without saying anything just to make sure the wand movement was correct. He did this over and over and over again, he then put the wand on the table and practiced the incantation. "Stat-UA HAB-itum... Stat-UA HAB-itum...Stat-UA HAB-itum...Stat-UA HAB-itum....Stat-UA HAB-itum....Stat-UA HAB-itum...Stat-UA HAB-itum...Stat-UA HAB-itum..Stat-UA HAB-itum....Stat-UA HAB-itum" he then picked up his wand and tried the wand movement and incantation.. he traced the square on his page "Stat-UA HAB-itum" he said and saw his paper turn into a frame.. he was happy that he had got it right.. "Reverto!" he said changing it back and trying again.. traced the square and "Stat-UA HAB-itum" he chanted but it didnt change into the frame it was before.. but something else all together.. a circle type frame or something. well dented circle frame more like.. "Reverto" he said as he tried again and if it worked he was leaving it as it was.. trace the square "Stat-UA HAB-itum" he chanted as it worked and became a nice frame.. Harvey put his wand down he was going to leave it as it was.. |
"Statua Habitum..." Nate murmured to himself, his wand still on the desk. Instead, he was holding a substitute wand he had made for himself by breaking off about 14 inches of a tree branch on the grounds. It was for wand movement practice with the incantation, without actually doing the spell. Tracing a square over the empty sheet of paper with his practice wand--which was obviously not his actual wand, especially since his real wand was sitting on the desk in front of him--Nate said, "Statua Habitum!" Of course nothing happened, but it felt right. He practiced a few more times, trying to get the feel for the spell. One didn't simply say the spell comfortably the first time... |
Messer's eyes went from his notebook where he wrote all the instruction Professor Magnus said earlier to the piece of paper in his desk. He decided to practice the incantation first. Statua Habitum. Statua Habitum. He repeated the incantation in his head over and over again. "StAt-Ua Hab-itUm...StaAt-ua HAB-ituM..sTat-uA HAB-Itum.." That didn't sounds right. "Stat-UA HAB-itum..Stat-UA HAB-itum.." Better. The first year reached up for his wand, he placed it above the paper and drew a square around all four sides "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" but nothing happen the paper didn't change into a photo frame. Maybe he did something wrong. The wand movement perhaps? Or the incantation? "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" Nothing happen again. "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" this time the paper turned into a photo frame but it didn't last long. Poof! It changed back into a paper. Well, he just need to keep on trying. |
Minerva made a square with her wand again, this time making sure it was a square "Stat ua Hab itum" the paper turned into a picture frame. Minerva smiled, she loved this class and it had always seemed to come to her after two or three tries. She beamed at her picture frame and then pointed her wand again 'Reverto" to try again making sure it wasn't just luck that did this. |
Oh, now Raven understood why the students need to bring a photograph. They would transfigure a paper into a frame? Sounds cool. Raven took her wand out, then she tried the spell. She drew a square around all four sides with her wand and mention the incantation clearly. "Stat-UA HAB-itum." the paper now became a black frame "Cool!" she said. "Reverto!" then the frame changed again became a plain paper. |
Sophie looked around the class as everyone started trying out the new spell. She got her wand and started drawing the square on the paper, without saying anything. Before she realized it, the paper started burning out where the wand was touching, as if someone was holding a light match under it. She jumped on her seat and started tapping the paper with her other hand to stop it from burning more. Oops... Maybe she'd better just say the words first, without holding the wand, just in case... She placed her wand on the desk and started repeating the words. "Statu Habitum." No! "Statua Habitum!" oh, there! That was it! "Statua Habitum! Statua Habitum!" she said it a few more times and picked up her wand once more. She drew the square around the burned parts of the paper (oh well...) "Statua Habitum!" and a weird picture frame was right in front of her. It didn't look exactly like the professor's, but Sophie actually though the burned parts made her picture frame look... different. In a very interesting way. |
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Okay, now back to her piece of paper and NOT making it melt. Kurumi twirled her wand in her hand a few times before she held it firmly and pointed it at her piece of paper. Slowly, she traced a square hopefully making the corners 90 degrees and not something less and trace a lopsided diamond in the air. Holding her breath, Kurumi cast the spell. "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" The paper contorted and morphed until it took the shape of a glass photo frame. Thank Merlin! Her paper hadn't melted this time! Kurumi didn't notice the bouncing ball Jezz had transfigured until it was too late and the ball came bouncing on to her table, smacked into her frame, and sent it crashing to the ground where it shattered into several pieces. o__________________O |
SPOILER!!: Professah M Vickers looked down the the frame he held in his hand. He wasnt one for bring pictures around, but this one had always stayed on his bedside table-- it was the framed photo of his late mother. And he brought it with him when he moved to Hogwarts. He listened to the Professor demonstrate how to transfigure a photo frame out of paper. So did that mean he would eventually have to take his mother's photo out of the frame? Gosh he had better do this spell right. The photo was too much of value to him to have him mess up. He stashed his mother's photo back into his bag where it lay safer than in the midst of students practicing the spell. He eyed his notes and recalled how the Professor uttered the spell, the pronunciation playing over and over in his head. He whispered the spell a few times to himself until he got the hang of saying it properly "Statua Habitum". Okay now for the paper. He drew it closer to himself and traced an outline of the square as he uttered "Statua Habitum.." Flying paper. No it wasnt supposed to do that nuh uh.WHOOOOOOOOOOSHHHH |
Why did every class have to start with the definition of the subject. Ira hadn't bothered to answer. She anyways wasn't very much fond of Transfiguration. But it was surely beneficial, to say the least! But now the were on to a fun part! She took out her photograph. Then she watched amazed, as the professor coverted, no, transfigured a piece of paper into a beautiful photo frame! Wow! Now Ira was eager to learn that. She took down her notes: Text Cut: Ira's Notes Ira first decided to practice the incantation. Stat-UA HAB-itum.. statua habitum.. Statua Habitum. That seemed right? Maybe. She decided to now try the spell. |
5 Points for trying to make Origami!? Ariana had just lost her first points of the year.. great... Ariana raised her wand to the paper and traced the outline of the squares on the edges of the paper. "Stat-UA HAB-itum." she spoke clearly & a beautiful Golf Frame appeared. Ariana's mother taught her this spell while she was 8, so Ariana already could do it |
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"Reverto," Jezz shouted and caught the ball in mid bounce. It transfigured back to the piece of paper and floated gently down landing in front of her, but the damage was done. "I am so sorry Kurumi. I don't know what happened or how to control the ball." She had said the spell right and she was pretty sure she had made a good square. "I am truly sorry. I didn't know that was going to happen. I'd never do that on purpose, I SWEAR." Great, she was getting hysterical. Emotional. "Here have my piece of paper," Jezz said pushing it towards the older girl. She didn't want it anyway. It was becoming a thorn in her side to try and deal with it anymore. "I'll just..." Take a zero on the assignment? Ask for another piece of paper? She looked down and mumbled, "Sorry," one last time. |
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She then returned to her seat and set the frame on her desk before once again removing her wand from her pocket. "Reverto," she commanded, and the frame was back to being a simple sheet of white paper. |
Feeling a bit enthusiastic even if Jasper the snake wasn't with them at the current lesson because Professor Magnus promised to send her regards to the snake, Beezus comfortably leaned on her seat as the discussion commenced. Of course, they were to tackle about the definition of Transfiguration itself first. While the other students where busy sharing their ideas and answers regarding the subject on, Beezus took the time to refresh her thoughts about it too although she chose to stay silent as her idea was almost quite the same with the others. When the idea sharing was finished, Professor Magnus added on a bit more and announced the start of their activity. REALLY? That early? They were just talking about what Transfiguration was and now they'd already be transfiguring. How awesome was that! And how lucky were those new students who didn't have to undergo the set of theoretical questions. Excited, the young eaglet immediately practiced the spell they'd be using to transfigure the paper on their desks into picture frames. "Statua Habitum.." She muttered first, without giving any emphasis. "Stat..wait, wait..Stat-UA..what was that again?" Beezus was having a bit of a hard time since she was never good at memorizing spells. "Stat-UA HAB-itum." Sounds good enough. Next, she pulled out her wand from her wrist holster and pointed its tip towards the piece of paper on her desk. But as she was said the incantation, a tickling sensation occurred on her throat which caused her to cough slightly which resulted to her saying, "Stat-UAh" Cough. "..bi-tum!" She tried to stop but too late, a tiny spark had already emitted from the tip of her wand. The paper frizzled, bent here and there and turned into a banana peel. A BANANA PEEL! Beezus slapped her own cheek as she irritably exhaled. "Yeah. Great work Beezus," she sarcastically remarked herself. |
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Jezz could only stare at it. The flowers that were going around it made her think of her grandfather and she couldn't help but give a small smile. "Maybe all it took was an accident to make me really want for this paper to be a picture frame." She showed it to Kurumi smiled softly. She placed it back down and said, "Reverto." And stared at the now white sheet of paper. |
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The photo was a moving picture of herself as a young child, around six. Glenn was holding her father's wand, making a flower grow until it was the size of a car. Her father had thought it was funny. Her mother - Not so much. "Reverto." She muttered, blowing the curly blonde hair out of her eyes in a sigh and turned to look at the other students progress. Sophie! No way! Glenn looked over in her direction and winked at her. Gesturing to her work and shrugging. Well, she better get back to work. "Stat-UA HAB-itum!!" She did the same as she had before, except, perhaps overshooting how vigorously she needed to point her wand in order to draw the square in mid air. Her wand flew out of her hand and over the students heads, "Duck!" She cried and she slid from her seat and scrambled to pick it up again. |
Since her first attempt was a total failure, Beezus rested for a bit before turning back the banana peel into the piece of paper again. She rested both her arms on the desk and looked at the picture she brought along with her for the meantime. It was taken last summer. A picture of her and her best friend, Erin. Yeah, they had some supertastic fun over the holidays even if Erin stayed only for a few days. They did things together such as cooking breakfast and even having pillow fights before they go to sleep. That was such a summer, and one she won't ever forget. After a while, she straightened up. It was time she continue doing the task. "Reverto," she mumbled and the banana peel returned to being the piece of paper. Beezus pulled the paper and placed it in front of her, pulled her wand out again. Breathing, she reminded herself of the correct incantation along with the proper wand movement. Then.. "Stat-UA HAB-itum." the young eaglet exclaimed as a small reddish spark traveled from the tip of her wand into the paper. The piece of paper glowed then it sort of stiffened. "Please let it work.." she plead as she clutched her wand tightly. It contorted, crumpled and rolled back and forth. A second later, a picture frame was on her desk with colorful sequins along its border. |
Desiree had her picture sitting next to the paper on her desk, it was one of her and her sister laughing. She smiled a little at the memory and picked up her wand. First maybe she would just practice drawing a square. Start with the basics.. She traced a square around the paper, and in her head she was trying to get the pronunciation right Stat-UA HAB-itum. Stat-UA HAB-itum.. She kept tracing a square but said the next one out loud, "Stat-UA HAB-itum." She stared at the plain piece of paper, and was shocked to see that there was now an intricate drawing of a frame etched onto it, slightly raised off the paper. Well that wasn't bad for a first try! She pointed her wand again, "Reverto!" and there was the plain old piece of paper again. Desiree wasn't getting frustrated though, she found this really fun and exciting! |
Ira readied herself for her first attempt. She looked took her wand and referring to her notes for the correct incantation and wand movement, she tried. She drew a square with her wand on the paper in front of her and muttered, "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" But nothing much happened.. except that the paper had somewhat shrunk and turned somewhat to a square paper frame! Not like she had wanted.. Uh? What had she done wrong? Maybe she hadn't focused enough. So she first calmed herself down and tried again. |
Deciding to try again after practicing a few more times Desiree picked up her wand. She just had a really good feeling about this time. Clearing her throat a bit she carefully traced a square around the paper, "Stat-UA HAB-itum!" she said clearly. The paper began to transform right before her eyes. She stared at in awe, the paper was no longer paper.. it was a FRAME!! And a nice one too! It wasn't too intricate, but it was interesting, she liked it. Admiring her frame, a question suddenly popped into her head, she politely raised her hand, "Professor I was just wondering why all our frames look different?" because she hadn't been concentrating on this frame, just a frame in general, but it turned into this.."Is it that whatever frame you concentrate on, that's the one it transfigures into, or is it just chance?" she asked curiously. She just found the whole concept interesting. |
SPOILER!!: Professor Magnus "StatUA haBItum!" Tayla said, practicing the words without yet waving her wand. "No, that wasn't right." she thought. Trying to remember how Professor Magnus had said it, she tried again. "StatUA...ha...HABitum! StatUA HABitum!" There! "StatUA HABitum!" she said the incantation over and over, then after a few more tries. She picked up her wand and practiced the wand movement, tracing a square above the piece of paper. "StatUA haBItum!" she said in her sudden and excited urge to try. "Oh..." Tayla knew she didn't pronounce the second word correctly. The piece of paper was sort of like...a flat block of hard white paper. "Great," she said with a sigh. "Reverto." The block turned back to a piece of paper. "StatUA HABitum," she whispered to herself. Then with a wave of her wand, she tried again. "StatUA HABitum!" The piece of paper turned into a picture frame. She smiled, though the frame wasn't as beautiful as Professor Magnus' one. It looked like the flat block of hard paper she managed a moment ago, but this time had space in the center for a picture. "Better at least..." she thought happily. "Reverto." Tayla kept on practicing. She wanted a pretty frame, too. |
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