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GinevraWeasley 
Random person in the gothic-victorian times. Huh.
"Cool." Vlimia commented, pointing at the screen like a giddy schoolgirl. She had a good excuse to - she was giddy, at school and a girl. It
was starting! The blue castle was begginging to fade onto the screen! Vlim loved that part. Then the screen faded to a book. Most movies with the blue castle started that way.
Vlimia watched, enraptured, as a little girl was stolen by the most stereotypical Muggle witches she had ever seen. They even had the cackle! She had to giggle a little when the red-head witch opened the shutters and revealed her somewhat delirious face. After a while the three stereotypical witches started to suck the soul out of a little girl. Muggles were sick people! Vlim had to admit that the effects weren't very good - the little girl merely looked like a patronus. Aand then the witches did this creepy witchy dance. No wonder Muggles feared witches so much! Then the three witches did the WEIRDEST SPELL ever! It didn't even sound like anything, just three creeps muttering gibberish.
Gwen came in to the theater and spotted Vlimia. She stooped down slightly, in the hope that she wouldn't hinder the people watching the movie as she joined Vlimia and sat down next to her.
Gwen was wearing a rather silly costume: she'd dressed up as a hippogriff. She wore a fuzzy grey bodysuit, large grey wings and a grey, feathered headpiece in the shape of a hippogriff's head, that had a charmed beak and eyes that actually moved.
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Hi," Gwen whispered to Vlimia with a smile, as she set her large hippogriff hat down on the free seat next to her. The beak and eyes still moved. Gwen wished she could use magic to stop the charm, but this was the Magic Free Fun Zone, so she simply took off her wings and laid those on top of the headpiece. She feared it might suddenly squawk during the movie.