10-16-2011, 08:02 PM
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| Blast-Ended Skrewt
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Originally Posted by CassiopeiaAKTF  Ooooh! Daichi was looking forward towards this lesson when the Professor started to speak. He listened to the first question and after some thinking he raised his hand.
" It cuts things, Professor!" he said, his hand high up and he shook his hand. The second year made a mental note to thank Evan for telling him to check his books before school. It was much easier to know some things than being clueless in class. Quote:
Originally Posted by nogoodforyou Diffindo. Simple enough.
Nora raised her hand when professor Magnus finished speaking. "It divides something into two, it cuts or..." uhm... her voice trailed off as she lowered her hand. The professor probably got the idea, riiiight?
Looking away with her cheeks looking like they'd been badly sunburnt, she also wondered what was the reason they needed a bigger room. What were they going to do?
... she was afraid to ask. Quote:
Originally Posted by elllla_Wtwins Hand raised, Thea had perked up since the lesson had finally began. 'It simply cuts things, professor.' Thea lowered her hand, wondering if she'd need to take notes this lesson as it seemed it would be more of a practical one.. Quote:
Originally Posted by FireboltAvis88 Alyssa raised her hand answered, "Professor, the spell Diffindo rips and separates things into two parts.". She hoped that she had the correct answer. Quote:
Originally Posted by Anna Banana Sierra glanced over at the older students. Well, pin a rose on their nose. They got to learn something advanced and complex, while she'd likely be stuck doing another round of teacups turning into mice. Why was she lumped in with the babies anyway?!
Scowling, she raised her hand. "Diffindo does three things--it rips, divides, and separates an object," she said. Pretty gruesome-sounding for such a simple spell. "...into parts," she added as an afterthought. Just to make it clear that there was a purpose. Quote:
Originally Posted by Quick Quotes Quill 'It is a spell...', Gwendolyn began saying and tried to remember what she had learned about it last year. 'I think it rips, divides, and separates objects into parts.' Yeah... and that's pretty much all I know, she thought and looked around.
Still glimpsing at the dummies, she wondered what they'll do with them. Do we get to practice each spell on them?! That would be interesting! Quote:
Originally Posted by pinkphoenix Orr watched the forth years move to the other side of the room as she raised her hand to give the answer, "Prof. Magnus, Diffindo is the incantation of the severing charm. The spell can cut, rip and basically separate objects into parts." Quote:
Originally Posted by fanficfanatict Selina watched as the Professor made all of Selina's friends all pick up their materials and move to the other side of the room. Sometimes she really hated being a year behind all of her friends. It was as if she was on the same wave length as them and then something like this would happen and all of the sudden she was pulled from the same wave length as them. Was this how things were always going to be? She hoped not.
When she asked who knew what diffindo was Selina wanted to scream. She learned this in Charms last year, "Its a severing charm, ma'am. Its often mistaken for transfiguration. "You are all correct, of course. It is a severing charm, and as Selina pointed out, not strictly Transfiguration. But it will be used to assist whichever upperclassman that you younger folks will be pairing up with." But she wasn't going to tell them exactly what they would be doing with it just yet. "So I thought it prudent to teach those of you who don't yet know it, since charms and transfiguration are very closely linked." Isabelle gave the girl a smile and wink before pulling out her wand. With a quick flourish she conjured a melon and held it out in front of her. "The wand movement is down, then up, then down again. In one fluid motion," Isabelle held the melon in one hand and showed them the movement with her wand. Not saying the spell though, could be bad. "Now, would anyone like to demonstrate it for me? Anyone at all." |
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