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"Who knows! Besides, those Pirates were dead, weren't they?" She was still frowning. This whole topic was exhausting when you haven't eaten or slept within forty eight hours, "I mean it was only the spirit that flew and occupied the people. Our spirits don't die!! They shouldn't!" She was horrified by the mere idea. Why was Vashti implying that?
..before Louisa could elaborate on her thoughts and ask more, a girl suddenly shouted. At first, and because of the death talk, Louisa thought someone had died or a spirit had heard Vashti saying they were dead and came to prove her wrong... so naturally, she crouched and stared at the source of the voice..
..oh. A bookage only. No spirits. With a flushed face, she got up and avoided Vashti's eyes, "They definitely aren't here. Your books. But We'll keep an eye on them," She told the girl, calmly. She wasn't finished with Vashti yet. They had to talk about spirits.. and Dallin. "Would you like us to help you, though?" She asked half-heartedly. Helping strange girls weren't on Louisa's priority list today... but Vashti definitely would do it, anyway, so she might as well pretend to care.
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Snape'sGirlThru&Thru Of course those pirates were dead. They wouldn't just be spirits if they weren't. Vashti did say that, though, since Louisa basically seemed to agree - at least on that part. "No, your spirit doesn't die," she agreed. "But they don't just hang around on earth either, unless they're ghosts like the Grey Lady or the Bloody Baron." Ghosts and spirits were two very different things in her mind; a person either came back as a ghost or went on as a spirit to whatever came after death. 'Twas that simple.
And then before she could talk any further...
...someone was shouting about a bookbag and Louisa was now looking around for it. And oh yes, Vashti would help. It got them off the death and spirits subject - she'd look for this girl's bookbag forever if it kept Louisa off that previous subject. "Yeah, we'd be glad to help you look for it," she said to the girl, nodding.
Macy glanced over as a few girls mentioned her bag. OH. They hadn't seen it. *sad face* Well then maybe it wasn't in the corridor. Perhaps somebody had accidentally picked it up? She should hope not, but it was possible.
The girl nodded towards the two.
"I'd love the help!" she said with a grin of relief.
"I'm sort-of in mid-panic mode since I realized my wand was in it," Yeeeeah, again, not her smartest move.
"I'm Macy by the way," she stated with a nod.
Now where might that bag be? . . .