Camilla was so glad that the weekend had finally arrived. After how her lessons turned out this previous week she was starting to wonder if maybe she was moving along to quickly for some of her students. It was either this or they just weren't putting forth the effort now and that was something she didn't want to consider.

Today was Saturday though and so all thoughts of lessons were pushed aside. This mid-morning day was going to spent in the company of her Bonsai, her Bengal cat. The two were walking side-by-side along the silent corridor much to Cami's surprise. Most of the students must be at Hogsmeade with how quiet it was here.

Not seeing anyone in sight or hearing anyone Cami pulled out a small cat ball with a bell inside from her cat. The jiggling of the bell causing Bonsai to pause in his steps, tilt his head up at her and wait for his toy to be thrown. Laughing softly at how quickly she had managed to get her furry companions attention the brunette rolled the small colored ball along the corridor fall, Bonsai following it quickly onto to bat it around with his paws when it got to it.

This was a cat after all and she knew the chances of Bonsai bringing her the toy were slim to none.

Gaston had been in his office trying to grade some assignments, but his black and white Persian cat, Phantom, just wouldn't leave him alone. She kept jumping up on his desk and batting at his quill - either that or biting his hand. SO he decided he and Phantom had been cooped up in the office long enough and could both use a quick stroll around the castle.

There as nobody else in the corridor as they walked... or so Gaston first thought. He heard a strange jingling noise, and his eyes darted in the direction of the sound to see a small ball rolling by. Phantom pounced, but another cat - this one a Bengal - got to it first. Whose cat was this?

Phantom just sort of stared at the other cat for a minute, as if she didn't know what ot make of him; meanwhile Gaston looked up and saw the transfiuration professor a little farther down the hall. "Hello, Cami," he greeted, waving to the woman. "Is he yours?" His gaze dropped to the cat batting the ball around in front of him.

"You're supposed to bring it back, you silly cat," Camilla laughed softly shaking her head. Of course, Bonsai didn't bring the toy back but instead continued to bat it around.

The presence of another much fluffier cat stopped Bonsai mid-swipe and the small colored plastic ball with the bell inside rolled passed him towards Phantom. The Bengal remained in a crouched down position, tail sweeping back and forth happily as he took in the other cat.

As she drew closer to her cat she could see someone there with him as well as another cat. "Oh, Gaston! Hello there," she greeted warmly giving a friendly wave back. "He is, yes. His names Bonsai. I hope he didn't startle you at all I didn't know anyone else was around." It had been so quiet. Cami took in the beautiful cat just standing there as if confused on what to do and she smiled. "Is this one here yours?"

Henry was on his way to the library for one of his study group sessions. It wasn't as if he was exceptionally eager to go, but he knew it would be helpful for the OWLs that he yet had to take at the end of the year. And he found that he was somehow earlier than he needed to be as he traveled down the fourth floor corridor.

It was somewhat unusual for him to be early as he was almost always running late with something to do, but he wasn't so early that he had time to fit anything else in before he left. It would be alright for him to get a head start on things once he got to the library if he arrived before everyone else though. Speaking of studying, he suddenly stopped and looked down at the books in his arm. Did he forget his Arithmancy book? Did he have time to run back down to his dorm to get it?

Dora had done her allotted studying for the day. Well, OWL studying anyway. She had a pretty rigorous schedule set up, actually. But she had set aside time for other studying. THings that were of interest to her. Nonverbal magic for instance.

She had been practicing with Hirsch, but there was only so much time the man had to spare, so she had taken to self teaching as well. It had worked for her in many instances, so it couldn't hurt, right?

RIGHT!!

Smacking her gum, the blonde tucked the book back under her arm about the time she was Henry. Awww Henry the Hufflepuff. He was a good one, he was. "Henry! What are you doing?" Maybe he could help her with some stuff... or they could just talk a while. She had been alienating herself again... so it was always good to have a sit down with someone she enjoyed talking to.

Phantom watched the other cat playing with the ball for a moment or two. Her yellow eyes followed the ball as it rolled toward her; she pounced on it and, like the other cat had done, started batting it around with her front paws. Gaston shook his head at his pet. "Hey, that's not yours!" he scolded her, keeping a watchful eye on the other cat... just in case it decided to attack her. But Phantom wasn't giving up the ball just yet.

Oh, so the other cat's name was Bonsai? He wondered where Cami got that name... though he supposed it wasn't any stranger than having a cat named Phantom. "He's adorable," Gaston said, inclining his head toward the Bengal cat. "How did you come up with his name?" He chuckled a little when she said she hoped Bonsai hadn't startled him. "Well, I can think of much worse way to be startled than a cat... like the poltergeists, for example." He glanced over his shoulder just to make sure one (or more) of them wasn't lurking about. He turned back to Cami as she asked him about his cat. "She is," he said, nodding slightly. "Her name is Phantom." Because she had a white "mask" covering half of her face. Would Cami get the reference?

Gaston looked at the other cat. "Hello, Bonsai," he whispered, "Will you let me pet you?" This got Phantom's attention. She forgot all about the ball and batted it back toward the other cat. She sauntered between her owner and the Bengal, flopped onto her back, tilted her head slightly, and looked up at Gaston with a plaintive meow.

Bonsai didn't seem all to bothered by Phantom playing with his ball. Rather he inched forward more concerned with checking her out now, tail still flicking back and forth. "Oh, she's alright he had plenty of toys." Sharing one of two wouldn't harm her kitty none. As long as the cats weren't fighting over the toy it should be fine for now.

"Thank you, he gets to be a handful sometimes," Cami replied laughing softly. Bonsai was incredibly playful and would play with anything and everyone that paid him attention. "Oh! Well that's actually sort of funny. I had no idea what to name him when I brought him honestly. He was running about my apartment and kept going over to one of my plants knocking it over...it just so happened to be a little Bonsai tree." Easy but cute little story. Camilla laughed nodding her head in agreement. "That's certainly a true statement right there." She'd take a cat over those three any day herself. Phantom? How sweet. She smiled turning her attention to the other cat. "That's adorable, certainly fits her looks well."

Hearing his name spoken by someone new, Bonsai peered over at Gaston. Several small steps forward were taken, the toy forgotten as it rolled right passed him. "Go ahead," Cami laughed softly watching her cat and then Phantom come between them. "It seems someone doesn't want your attention going to anyone else." This didn't stop her cat though whom walked right around the one laying on the floor and towards Gaston whom was greeted with a furry head to his leg. Yes, he would take all the petting now!

Ugh. Of the three books he was currently carrying under one arm, Arithmancy was not one of them. He spent the next several seconds debating whether or not he should run back down to his dorm room to get it or if he should just proceed to the library. Maybe one of his study pals would bring theirs and he could share, or maybe he was just being too ambitious in his study plans today to think they'd fit so much in. He'd forgo the book for now. He even had a scintilla of doubt about taking the OWL in that subject now since the classes had taken on an alternative nature.

The fifth year had been so lost in his thoughts for a moment that he hadn't even realized there was anyone around until he heard his name called, startling him slightly. "Dora... hey!" Henry greeted the Gryffindor with a grin once he turned to see who was talking to him. "Oh, I have my study group in a little bit, was just slowly making my way over there." Not that he was in a hurry or anything, he had some time. "Seems like I forgot some things though," he added with a chuckle." Oh well. It happened. "What are you up to?"

Kitty left the library and began walking towards the balcony. It was possible that someone else passing by wouldn't recognize her underneath the dramatic makeup change she performed on herself last night. She was wearing green glasses and her hair was dyed silver.

Why the drastic change in appearance? After yesterday's fiasco in the Muggle Studies class where she had accidentally turned an entire house against her, she didn't want to be easily recognized walking down the corridors. People would recognize her now only if they really stopped to look at her. Of course, the badge which she was obligated to wear would give her away if anyone noticed.

The former Goth hummed an old Muggle song to herself, digging her hands in her pockets as she walked.

She had to head to the library, even though it was December Natalia was already studying for her NEWTs. Always being in her own world she wasn't really paying attention to anyone coming in or out of the library. So when she bumped into someone she was a bit confused for a moment. "Oh, sorry." She really did need to pay more attention and just glancing at the girl she really didn't even recognize her at first.

But wait....


the badge made her look, "Hey where did you get..." She was just about to accuse the girl for taking a prefect badge when she realized who it was. A sly smile crossed her lips, "Are you afraid to show your face after History of magic?" She really should be, Natalia tried to remind herself that she had a head girl position to keep, so she really shouldn't just punch the girl in the face and walk away, but she wanted to. "I'm not really surprised you are taking the coward way out and hiding after basically ticking off an entire house." Her arms were crossed and she just looked at Kitty with irritation.

GAA NIGHTMARE!

One moment she was just walking down the corridor, not really paying attention to her surroundings, and the next she was being bumped into by the one person she wanted to avoid the most: the head girl. It wasn't Katy, because Kitty didn't have to listen to her. Even Miffy and Peeves(her archenemies) would have been preferable to Natalia.

Split between fear and anger, Kitty instinctively took a few steps backwards as soon as she was recognized. She didn't know just how mad Natalia was and didn't want to get hexed or punched.

But then the head girl dared to accuse her of being a coward, and her anger level went way up. "I'm not afraid, this is my new look!" She was glad the glasses completely blocked her eyes, that way it was harder for her expression to be read.

"But if I am afraid, it's your fault for making it seem like I was attacking an entire house when I said again and again I was NOT! I was not! And now because of you, Katy, and a few others, everyone has the idea that I insulted all Slytherins - so it'll be your fault if someone hexes me in the corridor!" She trembled, visibly angry at the head girl.

Was this girl for real? She laughed echoing the corridor. Really Kitty was funny. Was it Nat's fault? She was blaming Nat for all of her nasty comments. " The look doesn't work for you." She really didn't care if it did or not, but Nat wasn't trying to be nice either. She just leaned against the wall with a smirk on her face. Clearly, this was amusing the head girl.

"So I forced you to falsely call someone a murder? I was the one that opened your mouth and made you accuse the person that help make this castle great, the person that formed my house evil, horrible, and not worthy of being recognized here? I also then made you scream at someone in my house?" The girl was a looney wasn't she? "Wow I thought Ravenclaws were nerds, but you have proved me wrong. A true nerd would have known better." She really didn't think that of Ravenclaws, but she had a point to prove.

Taking a step towards the claw she wasn't having her amused look anymore, no Natalia was dead serious. "You won't have to worry about anyone else hexing you because I might just do it for them. If you ever insult, scream, or even look cross-eyed at one of my friends again and I hex you so bad no one will know who you are. Now instead of hiding under this new identity what you really should be doing is going to find Katy and the rest of the Slytherins and apologize for being so damn closed minded that the minute someone else thinks differently you have to throw a two-year-old sized tantrum, be rude, and storm off." She still couldn't believe someone who wore a badge could act like that.

Her anger only rose when Nat criticized her style. She balled her hands into fists and hissed, "Well it's my look, not yours! And I happen to like it." Not as much as she liked her usual Gothic style, not even close. If the debate had never happened she wouldn't even have considered changing her style, but that didn't mean she was going to let this girl mock her for it.

"I didn't falsely accuse anyone of anything," Kitty responded defiantly. "Salathar Slytherin DID raise a giant snake to kill Muggleborns, but I guess he was too scared to carry on the attacks himself, so he just left it to his descendant. Yeah, sounds like a GREAT wizard to me. Not. Oh, and I don't care if you call me nerd." Snort. And yes, Kitty knew she was probably playing with fire by continuing to taunt Salathar, but she didn't think Natalia would actually attack her for it.

That perception changed when Natalia took a step towards her and threatened to hex her. Kitty's eyes widened in fear and shock (though the glasses concealed this) and she took another step back, bumping into the wall as she did so. Was the head girl bluffing? Kitty had never been in a real duel before, just practice ones, and it actually terrified her to imagine being cursed for real. "Calm down Nat," she said, trying her best to not show the fear she felt. "You're head girl, you can't just hex people you don't like. If you attack me just for looking cross-eyed at someone, then you can't accuse me of being rude in class, because that's much, MUCH worse." She gulped and held her hands up in front of her. "See, I'm not drawing my wand or anything. I'd never hurt anyone except in defense. I admit I should have yelled in class, that was going too far, but now you're the one going too far." And much as she'd like to apologize to Katy, she wouldn't do it unless Katy also apologized to her for saying she despised her. The way Kitty saw it, she was just returning the insult.

Why this amused her so much, Nat wouldn't know, but she could tell that angered the girl. Poor baby bird getting her feelings hurt. "Don't get your feathers in a bunch. I could care less what you wear, though I don't think you really represent a prefect this way, but your actions in class prove you shouldn't be."

"Did you live back then? Did you know exactly what was going on? Have you just read what could be an interpretation of stories and people's sides of things. There is always two sides to every story. No one truly knows, but we do know he didn't murder anyone. So calling him a murder is calling me a murder just for being in that house." This headcase really needed to be knock down a few levels. "Too scared? Ever think he wasn't as horrible as people made him out to be? Ever hear of a backup plan, maybe this was it. Maybe he was just making sure they were protected if the stories and thoughts about muggles were true. What if they would have been? You'd be standing here calling him a hero, not a murder." Had she ever stopped and thought about that? No, probably not. She was probably someone who just read something and believed it to be true. The smirk couldn't be helped with her lame attempt to say nerd didn't bother her.

Watching the Ravenclaw step back Nat's eyes flashed with amused annoyance. "Oh, but if I have reason." She wasn't afraid to be put in detention, she had spent time in detention in the past. "You started the threat in class. So hexing you would be just protecting my own. You know those evil slytherins. To bad that chamber is empty, maybe we could have went to find out if all slytherins were like that or not. Would you trust us to go down there with you?" Really Nat hated that Kitty had a point about not hexing her becaue of being head girl, but would punching be alright? "Going to far? You were ridiculous in class and rude to Katy, a younger student. What examples are you setting?"She was a leader she should act like one. "Oh I'm not going to far... yet. Just don't tempt me. You better apologize if you know what's good for you."

Rooney was minding his own business, plodding along through the corridors on his way to grab some food before he went for a run with Liv. Or whatever they were going to try do, because he had no intention of actually running. Food, though first. And then............oh. "Hey!" What on Earth was goin-ah. With a sigh, the Ravenclaw closed in on the pair in the corridor and positioned himself in-between. "That's enough. The pair of you." He wouldn't have put it past the Head Girl to be pestering an innocent student, but he had heard the voice of his co-prefect too, and compleeeeeetely understood why such hostility.

Back to Kitty, he raised an eyebrow at the Slytherin girl and then shook his head. "You've said your peace. Now go. While I ridicule her for her outlandish disguise choices and what she said in class." Because he also had things to say to the other Ravenclaw about the way she had been to Miss Katherine.

But did they really need to be airing this in the corridor?

Idiots.

Natalia's defense of Salathar Slytherin was infuriating, but she struggled to keep her voice calm when she answered. "You say we can't judge him since we weren't there, but then that would also mean we can't judge Voldemort because we weren't there either. If we can't trust what the history books say about Salathar, then I could easily counter and say that we don't know if he founded Hogwarts at all, or if any of the founders even existed. But in class I even said that I was backing off calling for his portrait to be removed, and that was when you and Katherine jumped on me." And she wanted to say that Katherine had insulted her first, but Nat's next words distracted her.

"What do you mean, I started the threat?! That's crazy! I never threatened anyone, and I even said none of my criticism applied to people in the room. So no, you wouldn't be defending your housemates by attacking me. And Katherine is only one year younger than I am, while I am TWO years younger than you." And she honestly did not know what Nat meant when she asked if she would go down in the chamber with Slytherins. Was that a threat, or was she just asking if Kitty thought they would try to kill her if they were alone?

But before she could ask what that meant, Rooney entered the corridor and tried to break up the fight. In a way this was a relief, as Kitty didn't trust that Nat wouldn't try to hex her if they were alone. A lecture from Rooney seemed a lot safer than threats from Nat. "I'm ready for your lecture," she told him, eyes flicking back and forth from behind her glasses from Nat to Rooney.

She was losing her patience with this one. Was she really standing here saying this rubbish. "Give me a break Kitty. We know for a fact that Voldermort did the things he did because of the evidence and the war. He actually killed people. Salazer didn't. You can't even fully compare the two. They are on two different levels." She was annoying to be honest and Nat really didn't care either way about the two historic figures, she was annoyed by Kitty's actions.

"Just because you say it doesn't mean you don't mean it. It's like saying don't' get mad, but or I love you but. Just saying that isn't going to to make people think you aren't. We are all put in a house because of certain parts of us that the founders found important for their houses. Saying he is a monster and evil is saying that a little piece of us, just a little is the same way and that's why we were put there."

Seeing someone come between them she smiled sweetly at him. "Out without Liv Rooney?" She thought he might follow around the Gryffindor like a little puppy. Stepping aside from him so she could see Kitty better she kept the smile. "I am two years older and I have very much shown leadership and try very hard every day to show younger students why I got this badge. You will never know what I've had to deal with and the honor it was to get this. You yelling at a younger student like that in class even just a year younger is not showing first years or anyone the example or the privilege these badges truly are."

"You know Rooney, you really did get a good catch. Liv is a wonderful girl. You hold on to her, but maybe ton down the shouting it to the rooftops Romeo, you probably make the other boys look bad. They can't help it they aren't as confident." One last look at Kitty and she turned to head back down the corridor, but not without saying her last thoughts.

"Apologize to Katy, I'll know if you didn't" and off she went.

Gaston was relieved to see that Bonsai wasn't angry about having his toy taken. He nodded in reply to Cami. "So does Phantom," he said. 'She has more toys than she knows what to do with; she just wants whatever someone else has." Speaking of whom, the black and white Persian had momentarily stopped batting the ball around and was staring at the other cat, as if trying to size him up; she gave him an inquisitive meow.

He couldn't help but laugh at Cami's story; he had no trouble imagining Bonsai knocking over a house plant or two. "Phantom doesn't waste her time knocking house plants over," he said. "She prefers to just eat them instead!" This was why he had to hang the potted plants in his office from the ceiling! "I'm afraid the story behind her name isn't nearly as adorable. She's named for a character in a muggle play who wore a white mask on half his face, just like hers." as if on cue, Phantom turned her head to show off the white half of her face.

Gaston saw the way Bonsai looked at him when he said his name and took that as an okay to go ahead and pet him, which Cami soon confirmed. He bent to pet the other cat when Phantom darted between them and rolled onto her back. He laughed. Cami had no idea just how possessive his cat could be! "Yes, Phantom is quite the prima donna," he replied. Wink, wink. in-joke. The black and white Persian wrapped her front paws around his wrist as he rubbed her tummy, while his free hand gave Bonsai a pat on the head. Now this was unexpected! The cats didn't seem to mind sharing the ball, but when it came to sharing him, they had a problem...

Rooney had very little time for people who smiled at him when in essence, they were being condescending. "Out without your devil horns, Natalia?" He was so over people having opinions about the way he was with his relationship. He loved his girlfriend both as his girlfriend and as his best friend and whatever Miss Natalia said wouldn't change how he announced it to the world. But he straightened intentionally to his full height as she finally walked away. He had every mean thought that he possibly could have swimming around his head, including that she had in no way shown any sort of leadership skills and that her getting all up in Kitty's grill in the corridor was no better than Kitty shouting at Katy in class.

None of the three of them could say anything about being an example. One of them berated their peers in the corridor, another was an absolute idiot and didn't think before she talked and then he just yelled at Professors in their own classrooms.

But he was glad that the Head Girl had gone, so that he could whip around and frown at his co-prefect. "Get rid of the hair and the glasses, you look like an absolute idiot."

Kitty didn't comment on Nat's instructions to apologize to Katy, not wanting to tempt her to stay. Instead she watched as she and Rooney exchanged words on Olivia. Her eyes followed Nat as she walked away, returning to Rooney only when she had vanished from sight.

And immediately Rooney was barking orders. Great. Normally, she would have been greatly annoyed, but he HAD just rescued her from possibly being punched by the head girl. She was tired of fighting. "Fine, if it bothers you that much," she muttered, quickly removing her glasses and stuffing them in her robe pockets. Her hair, on the other hand, she left alone. It wasn't a wig, so the only way (aside from cutting it off) that she could remove it would be to cast a charm, and she wasn't in the mood for casting spells. If her hair bothered Rooney so much then he could change it back for her.

Her eyes met Rooney's before quickly glancing away. "Before you begin, you need to know I've already been punished. Rosalyn called me to her office right after class. And now our dear Head Girl is threatening to hex me so badly I get disfigured. I bet she's going back to her common room to tell all the Slytherins about what an evil monster I am, and now they'll all going to hate me. But I suppose you're going to tell me I was stupid for shouting, or that I'm a big disappointment to you, right?"

The only other person she had ever played the pity card on was her mom, but now it seemed appropriate to try it with Rooney. And honestly, it felt to Kitty like everyone was being unfair to her about this entire thing.

Rooney sighed as she pocketed the glasses and actually did use his wand to turn her hair back to it's normal colour. "What on earth made you think that you could stay under the radar looking like that?" His face softened and he offered his friend a smile, because she was already having a rubbish few days and he didn't need to immediately add to it. Plus, his smile was one of the best. Or so his Mama said...

He let Kitty just talk at him, and stuffed his hands into his own robe pockets whilst he listened. "Perhaps you should call her Professor Newton outside of her office," he started with a raise of his eyebrow. "And I don't think anything Natalia says will make them hate you. You did that for yourself already, but you already knew that." And he wasn't going to dwell on it too much. With a sigh, he offered her his arm. "Let's walk, Kits."

Because this was going to take some time and he already needed to get her out of the view of anyone that wanted her guts for garters right now. "Yes, I'm disappointed with you. Because you shouted at another student for being offended by something you said. Kits, you didn't listen to anything anyone was saying." Including his girlfriend and one of his closest friends. "But I get it.. People say things and don't think about the fallout afterwards." He, himself, was definitely one of those people. "You just need to think more before you even open your mouth... Just stop talking so much. It's fine to have an opinion... But if you're not going to say 'no offence', then...you already know you're going to offend someone."

"Oh!" Kitty said in surprise as Rooney actually did use his wand to change her hair back to its natural black color. That was okay. She probably was more easily noticeable with silver hair than black. "I don't remember exactly what I was thinking when I turned it silver," she admitted. "It was late at night and I hadn't been able to go to sleep."

Some of the tension which had been building up inside her all day went away when he smiled at her. That meant that he wasn't nearly as mad with her as everyone else seemed to be, and he'd probably try to understand her point of view without shouting. She did, after all, consider him to be a friend, so even if he was angry it wouldn't be as scary as Natalia being angry. "Professor Newton," she corrected herself at his prompting. "That's what I meant."

She took his arm when he offered it and gratefully allowed him to steer her down the corridor as they talked. "You're right, I shouldn't have yelled at her," she conceded after he had finished. "And I shouldn't have ran out of class. Maybe I shouldn't have said Salathar was a murderer." In her opinion, the intent to murder was still there. Why else would he have raised a basilisk anyway? But she wasn't going to argue the point. "But it's not fair to say I was the only one not listening, when again and again I said that I did NOT think any Slytherins at Hogwarts were evil. So why didn't anyone hear that? Before anyone even replied, I said that I called all the Slytherins in the room kind and loving. How should I have done it instead?" It was a sincere question.

Camilla laughed softly nodding her head in understanding. "He gets like that at times but usually he enjoys being were the people are." Where people were meant if he get petted which was exactly what her kitty loved most. Bonsai didn't seem bothered at all by the other cat looking him over. For a Bengal he was a bit on the smaller side having been the runt of his litter but that didn't at all mean he couldn't handle his own. He was still younger though so he'd rather play then fight from what she saw, his curiosity even bringing him face to face with a few dogs much larger then himself.

Hearing that Phantom also enjoyed knocking over house plants made her smile. "Clearly us humans don't know how to place a plant so they take it upon themselves to help us," she joked laughing softly. "Oh dear," she giggled shaking her head, "Bon doesn't nibble them he just knocks them right over and plays in the dirt of pebbles." Silly kitties they both had! "Her name is perfect for her though and she's lovely!" Cami knelt down a little holding her hand out towards Phantom in an offer to pet her. "I do know the Muggle film you're speaking of, yes." Having Kay for a cousin she knew all those films and shows!

She so enjoyed seeing her cat making friends! Bonsai seemed to be enjoying petting arching his head and neck into Gaston's hand. If she knew her kitty and she did!she was positive he was purring a great deal right then. "Nothing wrong with being spoiled, huh Phantom?" she smiled at speaking to a cat. Shh, it was alright she did this all the time. At least the cats weren't fighting or anything of the sort.

Rooney ignored chatting about her hair and instead just sighed, walking slowly down the corridor with his co-prefect on his arm. "Kits, I'm not arguing with you about this. You were wrong on every level to expect that people wouldn't be hurt by what you said. People were sorted into Slytherin for their personality, their morals and you said that the founder of their house was such an awful person, thereby making them awful people. And I don't know if I'm more angry at you for yelling at Katy or for upsetting Carlton -- both younger students that you should be building relationships with and not berating and making to feel awful." He stopped talking then and shrugged.

He was running out of things to say about it, but he didn't want to argue with Kitty about this. They were a team and were supposed to work cohesively to inspire students of their house and their school to be the best they could. And arguing would impact the relationship that they had worked to build up by now.

"Just...please...start thinking before you speak."