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Iris smiled and nodded at the Professor, in thanks. Maybe Lafay wasn't as bad as everyone made out, after all ...
* As Professor Lafay cast the charm to stop the others in the room from hearing their conversation, Iris found herself twiddling with the buttons on her school robes. "Well... This is something I've been reading about and thinking about since my Third year..." Iris started, looking directly at Lafay, "I'm seriously interested in becoming an Animagus." She said, plainly and simply. The prefect didn't need to beat around the bush with this.
" ... The reason I came to see you is because I figured you know me... And I want to know if you think I'd be able to do it." Iris bit her lip and moved her gaze away from the Potions Mistress for a moment. " ... and more importantly, I was wondering if you think I'd be able to do it in just a year. I noticed at the Feast that Professor Kingsley was gone... and I don't see any new teacher wanting to help a student become an Animagus in their first year of teaching..." *
Hecate looked at the prefect.
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"Beaumont..." she said keeping her voice kind. "There is a lot of issues with Animagi charms... As much as I was a stellar student in my day, I am just not qualified to teach you that..." Transfiguration was never her strength...*
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Anna Banana 
Turning back to Lafay, Sierra mirrored the small smile her Head of House was giving her. "Certainly nice, yes. I'll tell him you said so," she said. Master Greingoth!? Sierra turned from Lafay and back toward her brother. Why Master? It made Alex seem so important. She gave him a slight look before turning away again. "So, Professor. My father says you're really good at Quidditch. Is it true you have an unbeatable bat?" she asked.
"Miss Greingoth, I believe I would have known his middle name. He is his father's namesake..." She said to the bossy little girl. She was getting irritated by her.
Oh...
Lucille...
She reached for the bat and swung it on her shoulder. "That's a big complement coming from your father... I'm sure he's told you, he was the Captain of the Slytherin Team and I was his beater. I'm not sure about unbeatable... but Lucille's a good bat."
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Random_Me_Ly_ "Thank you Professor Lafay for taking the time to see me." Heather said. She gave a slight bow and walked out of the door quietly closing it behind her.
"Good Day," She said to the girl.
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brelovesweasleys Rae slumped into the office. She knew that Lafay wouldn't be too thrilled if Rae was just outside her office for no apparent reason... Maybe she could think up something quick.. The snake Prefect was there, along with the firsties that Rae was enjoying conversing with. "Hello Professor." She said calmly... Hmm.. When this was over.. She felt like hitting the outdoors... laying in the shade on the grass sounded nice.
"Hello, Miss Skye." She said and watched the girl. "What is it that you need?" She asked her.
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Michael White seeing that she was in no mood today he sets the the antique 2 foot tall wrought iron candle holder of a dozen long stem roses on her desk blushing " my dad say's that yall first meeting did not go over very well and that these are a peace offering and that he hopes you can use them ,he also ask that he will take your advice in asking some one else to handle the matter research,and that if you could send a list of people that you would trust he would be greatful... gulping hard "and that if I give you any problems that the lil spell you did on him should sor me right out ... stuffing the paper in to his robes "professor I would like to talk to you later about somthing but I would prefer to have more information so I canask the right questions ???
She wanted to bang her head on the desk over and over and over again. "Thank him for me, but tell him to stop sending or bringing me flowers... Tell him I'm allergic!" She said and shook her head. She pulled parchment and began writing names and addresses of the people his father was looking for. She handed it to the boy. "Send this to your father, and tell him to. Leave. Me. Alone."