09-21-2011, 11:20 PM
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| Crumple-Horned Snorkack
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| I got a bit ambitious with Paint xD (and I probably won't be around much tomorrow) Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Stella couldn't really say she was entirely excited over Astronomy class. More accurately, except for the fact she'd already spoken to Professor Roslund at the start-of-term feast and so felt a bit more comfortable here than in some of her other lessons (except for those that were already her favorites), she was fairly apathetic about the lesson. As long as she wasn't forced to say anything about lunascopes, she'd be fine, though. Plus, the hour didn't bother her, as she'd managed to locate some coffee not that much earlier so she was at least slightly buzzed on caffeine. Not to mention midnight seemed like the most logical time for a true Astronomy lesson.
"Bonsoir, Professor Roslund," she said with a grin, for once not accidentally using French. Part of that was the caffeine, but for some reason she thought he'd accept the use of another language as well. Not to mention she still didn't know if he, as an astronomer, had studied much about the history of people who had created useful items in his subject and maybe the French would distract him. Either way, after greeting him, she made her way to an open pair of desks, not far from where Auggie was seated just because at least she knew the younger boy, then wrote the information requested on the parchment in her best handwriting. If she was going to have yet another classroom nameplate, at least this one could be pretty.
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