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Originally Posted by Samira Malfoy Potter

Samira surveyed the answers on the board, then listened closely to what Profe--SHAW was saying. She raised her hand."You can transfigure things verbally or nonverbally." Unfortunately, Samira wasn't advanced enough to do nonverbal, but she would start practicing soon. "You can say magic words or make wand movements, or both." Her brain was trying to keep up with all the questions Shaw was firing, and she answered them one by one as best as she could. "Transfiguration is from years ago." And by years she meant yeeeeaaaarrrrssssss ago. Like a bazillion. She studied the groups on the board, and a smile immediately showed across her face. She decided to take a guess. "You grouped the words by House. For example, the Gryffindores want armor to fight back," typical. "The Ravenclaw items are...waiting and chilling." At least she thought so. "The Slytherins," her voice was louder and prouder here. "Use not only a hammer and weapon show our ability to fight, but a first aid kit shows we have self-preservation to take care of ourselves." She almost laughed at the yellow group. "The Hufflepuffs basically just want a nap, and the other group is....Muggles?" Wow, that was a long answer.

That was rude that was just rude. She IS NOT a muggle and she is a Hufflepuff and she is very well rested. bubs looked at the girl. She wanted to glare at her but she did not because it was her first day of classes. "I am NOT a muggle but I AM a Hufflepuff and just to let you know that I am perfectly well rested." Bubs said her French accent was flawless as always. She did want to say more to her but she did not want to make any enemies.

Bubs just sat there waiting for the Slytherin to respond. She wanted to have her know what she meant and well felt about her little comment to the teacher.

Well there had to be a reason for this blabbering nonsense. Well think Bubs why did he put the words into groups. "Well you put the words into groups to show how the houses here at Hogwarts are all just like the words you put into the groups to show how each house has different characteristics." That was a mouthful for the Frenchie.