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Rosiana Price 
Elle followed Professor Saylen and moved with the crowd.
Suddenly, a huge replica of a T. Rex appeared and was growling furiously at them. Everyone was screaming, backing up and stuttering as they were both amazed and shocked at the being.
As for the redhead's case, she didn't even fidget or scream. She just stood there. She thought it funny for her classmates to be afraid of a fake dinosaur. Come on, didn't they know it was already extinct? No more dinosaurs lived on Earth anymore, except for alligators, and other reptiles and animals that had survived the changes through time.
She smiled while watching the machine, amused at how real it looked. She jot down notes and summarized the definition of the T. Rex's description that was offered for people to read and know. Interesting, she thought. This is just a juvenile dinosaur's size? Wow! How big is an adult dinosaur?!
Deep in thought, Elizabeth understood her friends, that was just their initial reaction. It didn't mean they were shallow or anything.
Elle had always been ready for almost anything. This girl was strong, brave and wise. She would never be found cowering over something simple, something called the Slytherin Pride was the reason, plus she was brought up like that.
The three things that would make her shy away with dishonor were spiders, dirt and.... boys.
Maddie followed the group and stood next to a girl who looked to be a few years younger than her. She looked pretty calm, really, compared to everyone else. Maddie, of course, wasn't that bothered. Unlike most of the people here, she had been raised as a Muggle, so she had been to museums like this before. She'd seen other models of dinosaurs such as this - although, one had to admit, no moving ones.
She pulled out her new, shiny notebook and turned to the first blank page. She looked up at the dinosaur, and began to take some notes in her neat cursive handwriting about its physical appearance and size. She couldn't believe this was only a child-sized T-Rex. A full grown one must be huge!
She smiled across at the other girl and extended a hand.
'Hallo,' she said politely.
'I'm Maddie,' she added with another smile.
'So, this is interesting, isn't it? It certainly beats sitting in the school grounds,' she said, laughing.