09-23-2011, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Mandana Was it strange that he kept on sketching when he should have been studying? Not entirely, Matt would have rather finished the picture of the phoenix than bothered with doing anything else alas the work wasn't about to do itself so he set down the quill for a moment. When Stella had commented though, it made him want to finish the picture so that she could see exactly what it would look like when it was finished but as she started talking about what had happened in History of Magic; he grabbed another piece of parchment and started taking notes, well it was important to know especially what the professor was like since he wasn't looking to lose any points for Slytherin, not when they were in first place. "Hmm good to know, I'm not one of those people who decides to make random comments during class anyway." He saved that for when he was around friends since it just made things absolutely hilarious at times.
But when she spoke again, he smirked ever so slightly; so much for being productive now, he had to focus on this interesting debate. "Ah touche, however if I was actually living up to the stereotype of a Slytherin; I wouldn't be socializing with you." That wouldn't have been much fun either since he enjoyed talking to her, mainly since it ended up being strange discussions about the most trivial things but it was never a dull moment even if his cousin interrupted whenever she had been in London. Even though she really wanted to see Matt's finished sketch, Stella was at least a little happy when he'd picked up another sheet of parchment to take notes on what she was telling him. She would have felt bad if she'd told him about the lesson and he hadn't had anything to have to be able to remember what he'd missed by having to leave suddenly. Just because he wasn't a fellow Ravenclaw didn't mean she had it in her to sabotage him. Of course, she couldn't really tell if it was just him, or if she wouldn't be able to sabotage anyone from another house. That was part of her thoughts she was trying not to focus on, especially since she'd always tried to just be a generally all-around good person. It wasn't her fault if not that many people knew that yet, since studying took up a lot of her time. "I'm not either," she replied as he'd spoken, though. Thankful for another distraction, as stressing about everything wasn't very calming.
And then there was the brewing debate. She knew it was coming, just as much as she didn't really blame him fro making the instigating comment. And she had to avoid moving straight into an explanation of why exactly she'd needed to be in the library as much. Transferring in her OWL year was a bit more work than any other time, but she hadn't been able to avoid it. She'd taken the opening provided for her, and she laughed softly at his response. "Bien essayé," she responded, knowing the change in language was likely to at least throw him off for a moment. "Although, to be accurate, I would expect a true Slytherin to do whatever they very well liked as long as they felt it was to their benefit." Which, in one sense, was exactly what he was doing, taking her up on her offer to help him catch up with his studies. Although she also knew he just enjoyed their random conversations.
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