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Jezabel Black · 12-07-2011, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by EastonionNW

Nate smiled brightly upon sigh of the gummies. "Delici-osos! Get it? It's a spanish joke..." He swallowed most of the bears whole, but thought better of it and amended to savor each one. "They ought to send up the feast soon, before students start to die off. I mean really, have any of them read The Hunger Games? Starvation equals bad." Nate's last sentence had a quick hand gesture to go with it. He sighed and put his hand on top of Jez's on his shoulder. "Thanks you two. As you can probably tell by now, I get sick when really hungry, and go very loopy when on caffiene. What makes it worse is that I haven't eaten much today in anticipation for a huge feast..."

And there was his stomach again to interrupt the conversation.

Quote:

Originally Posted by keepmeclose22

Pam tickled Nate's stomach in response to his growling. "Nor is it a good idea that you're eating more sugar." She said, gesturing to the gummi bears. Looking around, she realized how much of a mess this had turned out to be. Banners everywhere, and house elfs running about. What was going on here? She thought to herself. "I've read the book, multiple times. They better get going soon." Well, at least she had a story to tell her mother.

Jez glanced from Nate to Pam and back again, looking puzzled. "Um, am I missing something here? The Hunger Games? What's that, some kind of weird Muggle sport?" Where people make themselves hungry ... very weird. "And you should always eat before a feast," she told Nate, unable to contain a smile. "Trust me, it's worse if you don't. A tested hypothesis." You don't want to know ...
Jez scanned the hall. More people had come in, and with them more house-elves. She needed answers, but she knew better than to ask the elves when they were trying to work. You couldn't get a straight answer out of Jik and Gaggy, her family's house-elves, when they had cooking on their minds. Jez's stomach suddenly swooped. "Oh no ..." she whispered. What had happened to the poor elves when her family had been kidnapped? Had they been forced along? Had the kidnappers had the heart to let them go (doubt it)? Or had they just been ruthlessly murdered? Jez bit her lip to stop herself from crying. Those poor, poor little creatures ...

12-07-2011, 09:52 PM	#160 (permalink)
Jezabel Black Puffskein Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Australia - GMT +10 Posts: 2,075 Hogwarts RPG Name: Adelaide Kettle First Year	Don't Cross the Book \| who turned out the \| Lights Lennox Quote: Originally Posted by EastonionNW Nate smiled brightly upon sigh of the gummies. "Delici-osos! Get it? It's a spanish joke..." He swallowed most of the bears whole, but thought better of it and amended to savor each one. "They ought to send up the feast soon, before students start to die off. I mean really, have any of them read The Hunger Games? Starvation equals bad." Nate's last sentence had a quick hand gesture to go with it. He sighed and put his hand on top of Jez's on his shoulder. "Thanks you two. As you can probably tell by now, I get sick when really hungry, and go very loopy when on caffiene. What makes it worse is that I haven't eaten much today in anticipation for a huge feast..." And there was his stomach again to interrupt the conversation. Quote: Originally Posted by keepmeclose22 Pam tickled Nate's stomach in response to his growling. "Nor is it a good idea that you're eating more sugar." She said, gesturing to the gummi bears. Looking around, she realized how much of a mess this had turned out to be. Banners everywhere, and house elfs running about. What was going on here? She thought to herself. "I've read the book, multiple times. They better get going soon." Well, at least she had a story to tell her mother. Jez glanced from Nate to Pam and back again, looking puzzled. "Um, am I missing something here? The Hunger Games? What's that, some kind of weird Muggle sport?" Where people make themselves hungry ... very weird. "And you should always eat before a feast," she told Nate, unable to contain a smile. "Trust me, it's worse if you don't. A tested hypothesis." You don't want to know ... Jez scanned the hall. More people had come in, and with them more house-elves. She needed answers, but she knew better than to ask the elves when they were trying to work. You couldn't get a straight answer out of Jik and Gaggy, her family's house-elves, when they had cooking on their minds. Jez's stomach suddenly swooped. "Oh no ..." she whispered. What had happened to the poor elves when her family had been kidnapped? Had they been forced along? Had the kidnappers had the heart to let them go (doubt it)? Or had they just been ruthlessly murdered? Jez bit her lip to stop herself from crying. Those poor, poor little creatures ...