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sarahlooo
This.... THISWASSOCOOL.
Ellie, a half-blood, had never seen a movie before. Which was a little odd, considering her mother was a muggle, but still. Their household didn't have many exclusively-muggle items. Like TVs. So this movie thing was totally exciting for her.
Naturally, Ellie had to bring a friend along. Even if that friend seemed like they didn't want to come. Ellie tugged on Louisa's arm until the theater. "You were the one to bring up the movie, so I'm making you watch it with me." Her tone was rather cheerful, but the look in her eyes was threatening, just in case Louisa was still planning on bailing.
"Look at this place!" Ellie said in awe. All the lights and the seats and giant white screen. It was all so shiny and she wanted to touch it all. Then Ellie spotted the concessions. "Ooh, chocolate. Let's get some!" Or in other words, humor Ellie and your arm will stay attached to your shoulder.
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Louisa thought that pure-bloods were noobs. She was proved highly wrong by being dragged all the way from the common room down to the Muggle Studies fun zone. Heh. She was a fifth year, she didn't need FUN zone, she needed study-ahead zone. Why didn't Ellie get thaaat?
Huffing and rolling her eyes at every possible opportunity, the fifteen years old gave up getting her arm back to her side and just followed the supposedly older girl. "
Yeah. Electricity does this. Wow." Seriously? They were standing in a theater. It sure was pretty and all but not the way Ellie's eyes were about to bulge out of her head. Louisa made a mental-note to tell Dallin that he was dating an ungrown child.
Now, what? -______-
Oooh. Chocolate. Louisa's feet were already heading to the concessions, by the time her mind caught up to Ellie's exclamation. "
I want popcorn." Because that was the sensible food when you watched movies. And because they were going to eat something, Louisa's hand had flew to her mouth instinctively to bite what survived of her fingernails.
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Let's sit in the middle." Pulling or trying to pull her arm from under Ellie's
monstrous grip. "
It's better for the eyes." She read that somewhere.