02-27-2011, 05:20 AM
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| Moke
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Zara Gwendolyn Monroe Sixth Year
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Originally Posted by Walrus Jacob made his way to Professor Weltons office, the oversized back pack weighing him down. Not only alot of notes, but also the extremely large book for OWL Prep.
He needed to ask the professor a few things before the OWLs panic kicked in with the fifth years... all of them would be going crazy in the library, while Jacob was studying the entire time, like a good little eagle, and at that point was going to be sitting by the fire patiently waiting for each exam to begin.
Jacob gave a quick knock on the professor's door, and set his heavy bag on the nearest chair. Hearing a knock, a voice from within the office called out. "Please enter and take a seat," it replied as the door opened completely. Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry174 Simon looked at the Professor. "I would like that." Simon smiled. "I think that would help." Simon thought long and hard for a few moments, he would worried people would pick on him and it wasn't his fault he didn't know much was it. "Professor what is so important about History of Magic?" Simon wondered if he was needed if he wanted to be a Quidditch Player. Looking at the young Hufflepuff, Sylvie smiled. "Well, I'm always around to help you when you need it," she repeated. Her door was always open to her students and colleagues after all.
Upon hearing his next question, she tilted her head in thought. That was a bit of a loaded question, but she wasn't about to brush it off. "Well, the answer to that will surely vary from person to person. If you want to know why it's so important to me, I can tell you. I can't tell you why maybe another professor might find it important. I know what I believe." The subject was important, but she wasn't a fool to think that others held it in the highest regard as she did. "To know history to know what not to possible do in the future. If you know the past, you know the present and in turn the future as well." |
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