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Devina Wellheart · 09-11-2011, 05:21 PM

She paused, before speaking again. "You are all here to learn defense against the dark arts. What are the dark arts? Is there a rigid definition? Could something be or not be a "dark" art, depending on how and why it is used? What do you understand?"[/COLOR]

OOC: Feel free to tell what your character thinks are dark arts. Discussion is fine. Chatter is not.

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justin raised his hand, " Professor, I do think that it depends on what the spell is used for. I know that some spells are Dark and are used for Dark purposes, but at the same time there is both Light and Dark in everything that we do. So, that's why I think it could be a subjective subject."
He knew that he could be terribly wrong, but his mum always told him the bes way to learn was to ask plenty of questions and participate in as much as he could. If he was wrong he would be corrected and therefore learn.

09-11-2011, 05:21 PM	#386 (permalink)
Devina Wellheart DMGS Ramora Join Date: May 2011 Location: Adirondacks Posts: 5,253 Hogwarts RPG Name: Silas Rainier Montesh Jr First Year Ministry RPG Name: Braedon James Lorkin Games & Sports	1 of 4 Amigos Don't underestimate me! She paused, before speaking again. "You are all here to learn defense against the dark arts. What are the dark arts? Is there a rigid definition? Could something be or not be a "dark" art, depending on how and why it is used? What do you understand?"[/COLOR] OOC: Feel free to tell what your character thinks are dark arts. Discussion is fine. Chatter is not. [/QUOTE] justin raised his hand, " Professor, I do think that it depends on what the spell is used for. I know that some spells are Dark and are used for Dark purposes, but at the same time there is both Light and Dark in everything that we do. So, that's why I think it could be a subjective subject." He knew that he could be terribly wrong, but his mum always told him the bes way to learn was to ask plenty of questions and participate in as much as he could. If he was wrong he would be corrected and therefore learn.