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hjhm · 05-14-2012, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Magical Soul

Louisa plopped down next to Jonathan, scooting a bit to the side so that the tree was on her left and the boy was on her right. Complicated? SNORT. "Come oooonnn. The Fountain of Fair Fortune, from the tales of beedle the bard is a lot more complicated than this." She raised her arms in the air to indicate the clarity of this. "A girl falls in love with a monster. He turns out to be a prince. They live happily ever after." HULLO? That's pretty much what all fairy tales are about.

Giggling she replied, "Nooo! Not like die.. but.. I don't know." Louisa stared off thoughtfully with a grin plastered on her face, "The monster could still be a monster and not die. Then Belle would marry him just the way he is." Yep, that was Louisa's type of stories. Reasonable, a bit sad and realistic. She shrugged, "I guess that's why I don't get along with many." 'cause mostly people are just 'too happy' for her liking.

His attention was drawn to the tree then - not just any tree, the Whomping Willow tree. Louisa squinted her eyes at Jonathan, did he have a death wish now that he broke up with Kurumi? Did she have to keep an eye on him all the time? That could be a bit problematic since she can't keep this bickering-free conversations for long. "No, actually it doesn't." Louisa lied as her eyes were staring still at the boy as if he was sick, "Last term, Treyen immobolized it for me and I got pretty close to it. Believe me," she scoffed, "It's overrated. Too woody. Too old. Too smelly. Not the type of tree you'd want to climb at all." All were lies but for a good cause.

Changing the subject. "Was it really your first experience in the movie, then? You've never seen a muggle movie before?" She hugged her knees as she beamed at him. WAS SHE HIS FIRST CINEMA TOUR GUIDE? Louisa liked to be firsts.

Jonathan can't believe this. She seriously thinks wizard's tales are more complicated. PFFFFFTTTTT. Bloody no. Jonathan guffawed when she tried comparing notes this time. Jonathan doesn't really believe so. This Beauty and the Beast story is clearly MORE complex than a 5 year old kid can comprehend. "Please Louisa" he said rolling his eyes to her. "Those stories are so simple even a crup would understand it" well, maybe comparing it to a crup is just exaggerating things and doesn't really make sense. But still, the point was that was how simple the wizard's stories were "We don't have those complicated characters. Muggle stories are just difficult" he said sticking his tongue out. He's not going to loose in this argument. Not that they were keeping track on who's winning or not...

"And besides" he said pointing out the one thing she emphasized in the story "A girl falling in love with a monster? Who turns out to be a prince? That's more confusing than Arithmancy" oh so now they're going to argue about this? "Not to be superficial but who falls in love with a creature?" his forehead was frowning a lot but he's definitely having fun about this. Hey maybe they can argue about this in that book club thingy. Jonathan keeps smirking a lot as he now waits for Louisa to contradict him this time.

Her next explanation just made him cringed even more "Which brings us back again to who falls in love with a creature..." he snorted. The ending is okay and he doesn't see why she doesn't like it. Come on, it's a likable ending. Louisa disagrees because she wants the prince to stay a creature forever and Belle should marry him that way.... that's hilarious, Carter.

Jonathan was starting to laugh with the story and them starting to ~~argue~~ debate like little kids once more. Cheers to them.

Jonathan snorted once more. "Who said about immobilizing it anyway?" he whispered, grinning with his eyed squinting as well. She's now telling him her past encounter with the tree? Overrated. Too woody. Too old. Too smelly. He would be impress with this however he is not. "Ride it, not climb it" yes, that was it, right? It's not fun climbing the Whomping Willow when it's stunned by a spell.

And as for her question about this first experience, he looked up into the sky and nodded. He has never been outside of the wizarding world. He may travel a lot not to the extent that he visits any muggle communities. "Why?" he said with another big smirk on his face as he turns to her "Is it weird?" Ayumi once called him that for not being able to see any muggle experience.

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hjhm MO & DMLE Jobberknoll Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: bottomoftheCOFFEEpot Posts: 4,089 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eron Rutherford Seventh Year x4 x2	♣ Heejin here \| Did somebody say coffee & cakes? \| cat lover ♣ Quote: Originally Posted by Magical Soul Louisa plopped down next to Jonathan, scooting a bit to the side so that the tree was on her left and the boy was on her right. Complicated? SNORT. "Come oooonnn. The Fountain of Fair Fortune, from the tales of beedle the bard is a lot more complicated than this." She raised her arms in the air to indicate the clarity of this. "A girl falls in love with a monster. He turns out to be a prince. They live happily ever after." HULLO? That's pretty much what all fairy tales are about. Giggling she replied, "Nooo! Not like die.. but.. I don't know." Louisa stared off thoughtfully with a grin plastered on her face, "The monster could still be a monster and not die. Then Belle would marry him just the way he is." Yep, that was Louisa's type of stories. Reasonable, a bit sad and realistic. She shrugged, "I guess that's why I don't get along with many." 'cause mostly people are just 'too happy' for her liking. His attention was drawn to the tree then - not just any tree, the Whomping Willow tree. Louisa squinted her eyes at Jonathan, did he have a death wish now that he broke up with Kurumi? Did she have to keep an eye on him all the time? That could be a bit problematic since she can't keep this bickering-free conversations for long. "No, actually it doesn't." Louisa lied as her eyes were staring still at the boy as if he was sick, "Last term, Treyen immobolized it for me and I got pretty close to it. Believe me," she scoffed, "It's overrated. Too woody. Too old. Too smelly. Not the type of tree you'd want to climb at all." All were lies but for a good cause. Changing the subject. "Was it really your first experience in the movie, then? You've never seen a muggle movie before?" She hugged her knees as she beamed at him. WAS SHE HIS FIRST CINEMA TOUR GUIDE? Louisa liked to be firsts. Jonathan can't believe this. She seriously thinks wizard's tales are more complicated. PFFFFFTTTTT. Bloody no. Jonathan guffawed when she tried comparing notes this time. Jonathan doesn't really believe so. This Beauty and the Beast story is clearly MORE complex than a 5 year old kid can comprehend. "Please Louisa" he said rolling his eyes to her. "Those stories are so simple even a crup would understand it" well, maybe comparing it to a crup is just exaggerating things and doesn't really make sense. But still, the point was that was how simple the wizard's stories were "We don't have those complicated characters. Muggle stories are just difficult" he said sticking his tongue out. He's not going to loose in this argument. Not that they were keeping track on who's winning or not... "And besides" he said pointing out the one thing she emphasized in the story "A girl falling in love with a monster? Who turns out to be a prince? That's more confusing than Arithmancy" oh so now they're going to argue about this? "Not to be superficial but who falls in love with a creature?" his forehead was frowning a lot but he's definitely having fun about this. Hey maybe they can argue about this in that book club thingy. Jonathan keeps smirking a lot as he now waits for Louisa to contradict him this time. Her next explanation just made him cringed even more "Which brings us back again to who falls in love with a creature..." he snorted. The ending is okay and he doesn't see why she doesn't like it. Come on, it's a likable ending. Louisa disagrees because she wants the prince to stay a creature forever and Belle should marry him that way.... that's hilarious, Carter. Jonathan was starting to laugh with the story and them starting to ~~argue~~ debate like little kids once more. Cheers to them. Jonathan snorted once more. "Who said about immobilizing it anyway?" he whispered, grinning with his eyed squinting as well. She's now telling him her past encounter with the tree? Overrated. Too woody. Too old. Too smelly. He would be impress with this however he is not. "Ride it, not climb it" yes, that was it, right? It's not fun climbing the Whomping Willow when it's stunned by a spell. And as for her question about this first experience, he looked up into the sky and nodded. He has never been outside of the wizarding world. He may travel a lot not to the extent that he visits any muggle communities. "Why?" he said with another big smirk on his face as he turns to her "Is it weird?" Ayumi once called him that for not being able to see any muggle experience. __________________ Last edited by hjhm; 05-14-2012 at 04:23 PM. Reason: i didn't finish answering ALL of her question... sorry