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Lockhartian · 09-11-2011, 03:23 AM

Text Cut: Dallin!

Was Dallin worried that he wouldn't measure up to Treyen's expectations? Because Treyen had no expectations from the Ravenclaw, he had expectations for himself. "I'm not expecting to get the spell to work at once, just so you know, but it'll be nice to practice it with one person that almost got it right," so, there Dallin, feel free to think of this as practice time with a boy from class, nothing more.

Quidditch, eh? Treyen didn't want to talk about that, he didn't even wished the boy good luck, even though he wanted to, but he didn't in fear that it'll get him to discuss Quidditch and he was in no place to discuss it. Yet.

"Maybe this weekend? I'll send you a note or something, yes?" confirming. But this weekend would be good, correct? Unless Dallin had a tryout to attend to or something similar.

09-11-2011, 03:23 AM	#39 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,982 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	no idea WHEN they'll do this...I'll get back to you with that, LOL. Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Text Cut: Dallin! Quote: Originally Posted by Syd (: Dallin nodded to Treyen's thanks. He didn't really know how thankful the boy would be when Dallin actually tried to teach him, but it was nice for right now. He hoped, for some reason, that he would really be able to teach him. Probably because it'd be really embarrassing if all he could say was 'uh... think of a happy memory and say the incantation.' Very embarrassing. He looked at the ground, thinking about his spare time for a second before looking back at the prefect. "Whenever there's no classes," He said with a shrug. He really wasn't all that busy. Except - "I'm hoping to try out for Quidditch this year, though, so... whenever that's not going, too." Whenever that would be. Very vague, Dallin. "Just, um, tell me when you want to try it." That would be easiest, probably, to just let Treyen decide. Was Dallin worried that he wouldn't measure up to Treyen's expectations? Because Treyen had no expectations from the Ravenclaw, he had expectations for himself. "I'm not expecting to get the spell to work at once, just so you know, but it'll be nice to practice it with one person that almost got it right," so, there Dallin, feel free to think of this as practice time with a boy from class, nothing more. Quidditch, eh? Treyen didn't want to talk about that, he didn't even wished the boy good luck, even though he wanted to, but he didn't in fear that it'll get him to discuss Quidditch and he was in no place to discuss it. Yet. "Maybe this weekend? I'll send you a note or something, yes?" confirming. But this weekend would be good, correct? Unless Dallin had a tryout to attend to or something similar.