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HogwartsHokage · 09-12-2011, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Maxilocks

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?"

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

Hm. What are the dark arts...Jenny sighed to herself. Why do these questions have to make the simplest things look so complicated? After a few minutes of pondering and staring at random things, Jenny raised her hand.

"I don't think there's an exact definition, professor," Jenny spoke. "But maybe this might be the closest to an exact definition that I can think of. If it intends to hurt its victim in any way - whether by physical, mental, and spiritual injury - then it could be considered 'dark.' The caster would be the only one taking the advantage from the situation, and it wouldn't be fair to the other party."

And that was the best answer she could come up with. Yep.

09-12-2011, 06:45 PM	#471 (permalink)
HogwartsHokage Billywig Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: The OC Posts: 3,786 Hogwarts RPG Name: Jenny Takahashi Fifth Year Ministry RPG Name: Damian van Ryden Magical Creatures	Moooooooo. :) \|\| Have a supermegafoxyawesomehot Christmas. Quote: Originally Posted by Maxilocks 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?" OOC: Feel free to tell what your character thinks are dark arts. Discussion is fine. Chatter is not. Hm. What are the dark arts...Jenny sighed to herself. Why do these questions have to make the simplest things look so complicated? After a few minutes of pondering and staring at random things, Jenny raised her hand. "I don't think there's an exact definition, professor," Jenny spoke. "But maybe this might be the closest to an exact definition that I can think of. If it intends to hurt its victim in any way - whether by physical, mental, and spiritual injury - then it could be considered 'dark.' The caster would be the only one taking the advantage from the situation, and it wouldn't be fair to the other party." And that was the best answer she could come up with. Yep.