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BanaBatGirl 
Tori laughed loudly at this girl again. It wasn't a pleasant laugh either, like how she laughed around Paulie. It was a mean, harsh bark. "They're in definite need of some help, dear, I just don't know if YOU would be more of a help or a hindrance."
She pursed her lips and considered the girl before her, her hazel eyes flicking up and down her appearance before her lips curved into a glossy smirk. "I'm not acting out. Like I said, I'm only guilty of trying to warn you of all the objects flying at your head. Sue me for being so considerate." Tori shrugged dramatically.
"Just tell me your damn name," the ginger demanded, tapping her foot impatiently. "And I'll think about it."
Arya would be the biggest hindrance of them all, which was probably why she was offended by this girl's words more than she should be, 'cause she didn't know if the prefect could cook or not.
"I'd say we should send you to the kitchens to see what it's like to work so hard cooking for hundreds, but you'd probably drive those poor house elves to quit." And that would be terrible.
"They're just having a hard start of the term, give them a break."
Giving her wand a light twirl, she holstered it, and moved over to the wall, still keeping her eyes on the young snake as she leaned up against it.
"Funny how nothing's flying towards my head now." Sigh. She hadn't even gotten rid of the pain in the butt she-snakes, and already she had another snakelette that she had to keep an eye out for.
"That's not very polite." She pointed out coolly.
"You'll never get an answers out of me with such rudeness, and no agreeing to the previous terms." She could be annoying too, see?