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Lottiepot · 09-10-2012, 10:42 AM

This sounded right up Terry's street. He grabbed his green parchment paper, the boy had chosen to colour co-ordinate his paper according to the lesson and set out to draw a table, landscape across the parchment. His tongue was practically sticking out in concentration as he drew the lines as straight as he could. Once he was satisfied with how he had drawn it, he put the quill down and wandered over to where all the plants were.

The greenhouse was full of interesting specimen that the second year couldn't help but stare at. Some were simply beautiful, others looked so threatening that they were utterly fascinating. He stepped away from them though, knowing that they were not relevant to the subject area and instead focused on trying to find a herb.

The first he came across was basil. He took it all in, studying the look of the plant and even taking a quick smell before heading back to his desk to fill out his table.

SPOILER!!: Terry's notes

His writing was larger than a lot of peoples and so he didn't write in perfect detail but instead in brief notes which he wouldn't mind looking over when he revisited the subject. It would intimidate him, if he had to look back over long intense notes and so this was the style that he tended to prefer.

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Lottiepot Graphorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: winks Posts: 17,993 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elias Greenwood Slytherin Seventh Year x12 x6	Post 1 HeadGirlMC \| Treddie & Trixiver <3 \| Copy Girl \| Katie's Ickle Minion \| I love YOU more This sounded right up Terry's street. He grabbed his green parchment paper, the boy had chosen to colour co-ordinate his paper according to the lesson and set out to draw a table, landscape across the parchment. His tongue was practically sticking out in concentration as he drew the lines as straight as he could. Once he was satisfied with how he had drawn it, he put the quill down and wandered over to where all the plants were. The greenhouse was full of interesting specimen that the second year couldn't help but stare at. Some were simply beautiful, others looked so threatening that they were utterly fascinating. He stepped away from them though, knowing that they were not relevant to the subject area and instead focused on trying to find a herb. The first he came across was basil. He took it all in, studying the look of the plant and even taking a quick smell before heading back to his desk to fill out his table. SPOILER!!: Terry's notes His writing was larger than a lot of peoples and so he didn't write in perfect detail but instead in brief notes which he wouldn't mind looking over when he revisited the subject. It would intimidate him, if he had to look back over long intense notes and so this was the style that he tended to prefer. __________________