Hady remained silent as all the answers were given and she continued with her notes. It really wasn't all that surprising to her that so many had said they would go to war for those they felt most strongly about, being family or friends. Love was a strong emotion and it made you do things you normally wouldn't dream of.

When it came time to follow everyone outside the girl packed up her things quickly, slung her bag over her shoulder and followed everyone out.

There was a lot of information being passed back and forth from both students and professors alike, and Olivia was trying her best to listen and jot down notes. Her own lips remained silent which was fine given she could not think of anything more to say than her classmates anyway. Well she could have offered something better than picking a fight over make-up. Geez….that was silly. Even sillier than going to war over a disagreement that could have been fixed by something a tad more…mundane and bloodless.

Her cousin’s latest response was interesting however.

HA! The older Gryffindor girl got reprimanded by the professor. Sorta. Maybe that would teach her to try for a more mature answer next time. Not even her fellow first years had provided answers that weird. All it did was provide a laugh in between all the talk of wars and deaths and the more dark and deep topics at hand. However Olivia much preferred Professor Finch’s plans to change the mood, the girl up for some fresh air.

No one had to ask her twice to follow the man out onto the grounds.

Okay so the discussion part was finally over. Gab was just about to feel a headache if the class continued a bit longer. He stood up straight when the professor said that they were done with the discussion part and now it was time for some activity.

He got a big grin on this face gathered his stuff and put them in his bag carefully. He had a habit of forget his thigs and he would later realise that he was missing something. This time not to leave anything behind. He put on his bag and headed for grounds where the professor was headed.

OOOH TODAY WAS SHAPING UP TO BE A GOOD DAY.

Brian had already started the day by daydreaming - history was never something that actually interested him anyway, oops - and hadn't even got caught yet. And he was doodling a sunflower or a million in his notebook, pretending to take notes. Well, there were random words he heard which he'd try to piece together later written in a terrible scrawl but nothing that would make sense when he actually made the attempt.

BUT THEY WERE GOING OUTSIDE. THIS WAS CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. So he'd just gather his stuff and head outside with a spring in his step. Oh yes, today was a good day.

"Yeah, I guess I got a bit carried away, but we should definitely hand out later so I could draw you!" she commented pulling a new piece of parchment to the top of her notebook. As the discussion went on, Elsa pondered about everything that was being said. It was indeed a heavy topic. She gladly copied everything the blackboard announced back to her notebook. She was sure all of that would be useful later.

Oh, they were going outside, how exciting for a History lesson! She felt like clapping her hands together. She gathered her things and followed Hady and Gabriel out of the class room.

Janelle listened as everyone gave their answers. It seemed that the majority would go to war, if the circumstances involved someone or something they truly cared about. It was a scary thought, but she completely understood. Maybe that was why the world was in the situation it was today.

When the Professor said that they would be going outside, Janelle did not need to be told twice. She was up before the words had left his lips completely. Throwing her things into her book bag, she headed toward the door with the rest of her classmates. Outside, yay!