Study Tables
 

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Set against a wall in the common room, badgers will find large wooden tables sitting beside an old bookcase. The bookcase has been filled with reading material pertaining to all subjects, a few muggle classics peppered in the mix thanks to your former Head of House, Professor Moxley. There are also a variety of new plants scattered about, since Myers recently took to decorating the common room to give it a very positive vibe! The portraits on the wall of noteable Hufflepuffs throughout Hogwarts history are inspiration enough for any badger, so why not pull up a seat and get to work? The study tables are the perfect place to do so.

Anyone :)
 

How was it possible to be so far behind?!

Oh right. He was a muggleborn. Meaning unlike the majority of the people that he'd met he actually didn't have a clue any of this existed a few weeks ago. A mixture of feeling defeat and determination to not be so far behind had brought him to the study tables in the common room, a ridiculous number of books in his arms.

Settling himself down cross-legged on a chair, with a notebook and pen in his hands because using a quill and parchment always resulted in ink blots everywhere and completely illegible writing to start figuring out EVERYTHING.

With her notebook in hand Professor Salvatore made her way into the Hufflepuff common room. She wished she was able to say that she used to sneak in here back during her Hogwarts days but no she didn't, she mostly avoided Hufflepuffs at all cost. That was until she found out that she had two younger siblings and the both of them were in Hufflepff when they attended Hogwarts.

Really these people weren't bad at all and apparently they get along very well with Slytherin's, such as herself. She always tried to steer away from most of the stereotypes of Slytherin but it was hard to do at times. Caroleena walked around and over to the study tables where she found a young student at some sort of study like table. "Excuse me, Sir. Is it alright if I sit here?" The woman with the unique Irish-French accent asked the boy.