She was going to get a headache in this class. Crossing one leg over the other, she nodded slowly at what Lexi was saying, though something DID bug her. She wasn't trying to go against Lexi on purpose, but the idea popped up into her mind. "Well, if it were up to each person to define what was dark and light, that would just cause utter chaos but... don't we naturally already have that made up?" she asked, leaning back in her seat as she twirled her quill in her hand. "Our society is shaped through media, spoken word, and 'leaders' so to speak, and no one really goes against it so we kinda have a natural way of life where we go with the flow of things. An opinion has already been set down from many, many years before on what is right and wrong, dark and light, and naturally...we all learn and follow it from a young age. It's those that decide to act against it, whether in a dangerous or non-dangerous situation that makes us question what is dark and light. Most of us follow what has been set down before us and the others well..." Hehe, yea. They're just a little loopy in the head then. She'd like to see someone use an unlocking charm for the dark arts.

"I don't believe it's the intent of the person that makes the magic of a spell considered dark. I believe that just makes the person dark. The spell has it's purpose and if it's to harm, then it'd be considered dark. If not, then it's just another spell in everyday life." Same went with the creatures, potions, and objects.