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Well, she definitely wasn't good at public speaking so Lulu cast her propaganda theory aside. At least she was a girl and not a boy, so talking to her would not result in some kind of brain damage or swap of stench. Not to even mention how she was safe from cooties.
"S'okay," she said in reply with raised brows. What was she supposed to say? Pleased to meet you? Cause that would be a stretch. She was mildly entertained and even then she was leaning towards indifference--whatever that word meant. Lulu thought she had used it right. Possibly. "Are you new to Hogwarts? You're not a first year..." trailed off the brunette second year, sizing up the foreign looking girl. If she was a first year....Well, Lulu would have to ask her what her mother had been feeding her.
"Err," drawled Lulu, brows furrowed in confusion. She...knew him...right? Evidently, she did but as was her custom she tended to erase boy faces from her mind as soon as she was done being in their presence unless they served some kind of usefulness to her. "I've been a snake since last term," commented Lulu, tilting her head. Robin thought it prudent to leap from the table towards the boy shoving a fork inside the boys shirt for safekeeping--or a token of appreciation? Who knew? "My friend? Which one? Janie? Greer? At their tables, you know. What's your name again?"
Billy?
This kid was something else, that was for sure and it was that 'something else' that was knocking her off balance. It was at that moment that Ara knew, for a fact, that boys were easier to get along with than girls. Or maybe it was just this one in particular...either way...
"Yes, this is my first year to Hogwarts but I am a fifth year student" she paused for a moment glancing about the table. "I know nothing about coming here," though she had ever moment to read that Hogwarts, A History book but who had time for reading when there were boys to meet. "So," she lingered around the word for a moment not really knowing what to say. "Are others allowed to visit other tables?" It was bad enough that she was trying to keep up with her own House students much less someone who didn't belong.