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Originally Posted by
Awarlesta Black
Awar came in slowly, she seemed to be the first. "Hello sir." she smiled at the old man. She wrote her name on the given nametag and picked a seat towards the back.
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Originally Posted by
TakemetotheBurrow
Ella Bishop was excited for the seminar. Not only because most of the seminars she'd attended had been super interesting, but because THIS seminar was being taught by none other than Hulk's Grandfather. GRIN. And seeing as Hulk was super awesome, Ella figured her Granddad would be as well.
The third year skipped into the classroom, skidding to a halt in front of the older gentleman and giving him a wide smile. "Hello Sir!" Beam. "I'm Ella." And he was SO cute. D'awww. There was just something about old people that made you want to pinch their cheeks! Not that Ella would pinch his, that would just be plain awkward. Even more awkward than her usual amount of awkwardness. Yup...no cheek pinching.
Picking out a seat in the middle of the room, Ella plopped down and picked up the name tag and her quill. She was seriously tempted to write Ellasaurus on it but decided against it. What if the name alone scared the guy! Meep. She didn't want that. So instead she wrote down ELLA BISHOP neatly and with a small heart at the end. Yup, cause the heart was totally necessary. She then peeled off the sticker and slapped it on her shirt. BEAM. All done and ready to rumble.
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Originally Posted by
Meizzner
Nigel walked into this seminar not knowing what to expect. But he was surprised to see a really old man in a wheel chair. Well This is the first time Nigel was seen a wheel chair in Hogwarts.
"Hello, Mister" Nigel did not know his name. So he decided to call him mister. The Ravenclaw walked over to the the name tag and like the last seminar he wrote Awesome where he should have put his name. He pinned it to his chest. He turned and went to empty desk and sat down think about what this old man was going to teach us.
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Originally Posted by
Bazinga
Minerva walked in the seminar. This was the first one she had been to this term. Looking around she saw Ella, "Hey Ella" she smiled. Then saw the older gentleman, "Hello, Sir" she smiled and found a place to sit.
Looking at the name tags she picked one up and started making it. Sticking it on, she smiled and wondered what they would be exactly learning today.
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Originally Posted by
DaniDiNardo
This school proved to be weirder and weirder by the day. The latest bit of weirdness she found was the whole idea of seminars--didn't they learn enough in classes?
Cough. Not that she was against learning but really, every kid had their limits and hers was already reached. Hopefully it wouldn't be all boring or she was just gonna catch up on some sleep. That seemed scarce since recently. Most nights she was up trying to get the homework she neglected throughout the afternoon done. A habit she would have to kick because she was missing the whole 8 hours sleep thing.
Entering the room she was taken a back by the fact that there was an old man up front. OLD MAN!!! They were always so nice especially when they were yelling at her and Will. Such silly little devils they were and now it was official. She would like this seminar. GRIN.
Picking up a name tag, she scribbled her name and attached it to herself. Noooow she was ready.
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Originally Posted by
lazykitty
Emmanuelle hadn't really been planning to come to this seminar, as she had a lot of homework that needed to be done. But, curiosity had won out in the end, so she made the short trip from the dungeons up to the ground floor and the room off the Great Hall. When walked into the room, she was momentarily shocked at seeing a little old man in a wheelchair greeting the students. Even more shocking to her was the object he seemed to be clutching. What was that thing? It seemed to emit some kind of light, whatever it was....
"Oh hello, sir," she greeted smiling, finding herself a seat. "Sure thing." She looked at the desk in front of her and quickly found the name tag. Picking up the quill, she quickly but neatly wrote 'Emmanuelle Moreau' and stuck the tag in an easily visible place on her shirt. Ready!
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Originally Posted by
Luna_Midnight
Entering the room, Nerida found it a bit odd to see an adorable elderly old man greeting them but smiled anyways it was cool to see something odd everyday. Life would be boring without any odd stuff. She grabbed a name tag and wrote her name on it, pressing it onto her robes and then looked over to the man. "Hello sir," she greeted with a warm smile "I'm Nerida Eventide.Welcome to Hogwarts!" After she had finished greeting the adorable odl man she made her way to her seat.
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Originally Posted by
JennMarie
Ariana skipped into the seminar.. wasnt this the one with the guy from the ministry and the department of mysteries or something causeee that was Awesome!
Walking in she went over and got a name tag.. most seminar's had name tags.. She wrote down her name
yup and stuck it to her shirt "Hello sir." she said to the man in the front before bouncing to a seat
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Originally Posted by
kayquilz
Right...
This seminar was going to be....very different than the other one. And Elliot kind of found it fascinating..she really did! She entered the room, and sort of...stared...a bit...she didn't expect their...'teacher?' to be an old man. Regardless, he seemed nice enough. It must be a requirement here, that to teach a seminar one needed to be really friendly. Because that other woman, Cel..something or another had been equally as nice...and cheerful..hmmm.
She nodded her head in greeting at the old guy and smirked a bit. "Good day, sir," she said pleasantly. He looked oddly familiar. Or something. Hmmph. Whatever! She grabbed a nametag thing from the stack and found a seat..kind of by itself. She wasn't friends with any of these people in here...hopefully someone she DID like would be here for this...hopefully!
She sat down and scribbled her note...neat and script....Elliot Morganzo. THERE. Her perfectly BEEAAAUTIFUL name for her beautiful SELLFFF!
heheheee!
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Originally Posted by
DecemberMoon
Eliza had taken extra care to pack plenty of parchment in her bag before she went to the seminar. She'd missed the first one and was delighted that she had found time in her class schedule to make it to this one. She was walking a bit fast when she crossed the threshold of the giant Great Hall doors, so fast that she almost didn't notice the adorable old man in a wheelchair seated directly beside the entrance. She skidded to a stop long enough to give him a quick smile, nod, and a, "Good day Sir!" before she nearly toppled over from her momentum. She launched her leg out to keep from falling and zipped back up to speed until she found a place at an empty desk. She picked up the blank name tag and doodled her name onto it. It was still legible, but maybe she should've left off the leaves and stars so that the elderly man could make out the letters better.
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Originally Posted by
verbain
Le yawn.
Theo wasn't sure how he felt about seminars. The last one was fun, but tiring. They always seemed to be more active than any ordinary lesson. But he guessed that wasn't THAT bad, really. He blinked a few times as he entered the brightly lit classroom, then took a seat next to Ella, offering her a smile as he did so.
She wouldn't mind sitting by a little Theodore. Nope. She didn't have a choice in the matter.
Theo wrote his name in big letters, purely because the man was very old so he didn't fully trust that his eyesight was up to scratch. It's okay, this second year was a team player. THEODORE KINSLEY. A little too big? Ah well..
"Hallo, mister."
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Originally Posted by
Princesspower
Another Seminar yay! Sarah bounded in. "Hello! My name is Sarah Edwards" she said. "oh you want me to right it down?" and that she did. She took a name tag and wrote as neatly as possible:
She then sat down at a desk and was about to take out some writing implements when she noticed that they were already supplied. She put her satchel back and admired the neaty laid out materials.
Hard pasta? Was it raw Sarah liked the taste of raw pasta very much!
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Originally Posted by
ortalismusicoh
The room of the great hall. Apparently that was where this seminar would be taking place today.
Eager to see what was in store, Ness rushed a little as she made her way through to the correct room. She then walked inside and smiled excitedly at the old man before her. The oldie was actually quite adorable, and was nothing like what Nessie expected him to look like.
Weren't people in the ministry supposed to be boring? Meh..maybe that was just a silly idea, becuase this old man looked awesome just by the smile on his face. Ness couldn't help but giggle as she greeted him.
"Hello, Sir. It's lovely to have you here today." That smile, she giggled all over again. The giggling stopped though when she noticed the wheel chair. She felt a little bad now and could only hope he didn't think she had been giggling because of that, because really it was just his smile.
Oh well, better not make more of a mess now. She headed towards an empty desk, plonked down in the seat and then took out her things as she noticed the name tag and other things sitting on the desk. She didn't dare touch anything, instead she grabbed her quil and scribbled her name onto the name
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Originally Posted by
pinkphoenix
A seminar? Very interesting...Orr wouldn't miss it for anything. She walked into the room. She nodded a hello to the old man waiting in the room as she took a name tag and sat down.
She wrote down on the tag her name
Pinned it to the front of her robes and sat and waited to see what the man had to lecture about.
Sherman beamed at all of the children as they came inside the room.
"Hello, hello, children!" He wheeled around the jar to face them.
"I hope you all are doing well! Come on inside. We'll be starting in just a moment." He should wait for the last-minute stragglers. His goofy smile remained plastered on his face, greeting every student that entered the room. But, though he did not seem so, the old man was nervous. All of these excited, young faces and eager minds, waiting to learn something from
him. He, just a lonely old soul, had the attention of all these bright children.
And it was only a
bit terrifying.
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Originally Posted by
sweetpinkpixie
Entering the room, Kurumi was a bit startled to see an elderly old man greeting them but recognized him immediately thanks to a certain little lion who often told her she was doing to DIE from love germs. Her lips curling into a smile, Kurumi grabbed a name tag and wrote her name on it, pressing it to her robes and then meeting the man's gaze. "Hello Mr. Clark," she greeted with a small bow. "I'm Kurumi Hollingberry, Gryffindor Prefect, and good friends with Alice. Welcome to Hogwarts!" More like big sister to Alice, but last time she had introduced herself that way to people it had caused confusion.
With one more quick bow, Kurumi then made her way to her seat and eyed the jar that the old man had been looking at as though it were the love of his life.
AND. Was this a student brave enough to come up and speak to him? How sweet. Though the little old man was quite afraid of women, this one didn't look to middle-aged, so he was able to form words. After sneaking a quick glance at her nametag, Sherman smiled back.
"Hullo, Miss Hollingberry!" Oh, look, he even received a bow. Children were so polite these days.
"It's a pleasure to meet you.. oh, you know Alice? I'm sorry." His granddaughter had probably broken something belonging to this girl.
He hoped that he wouldn't have to pay for it.
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Originally Posted by
Steelsheen
Oh yeah, this is definitely one seminar he wasnt going to miss uh uh.
He wrote to his Uncle about this seminar. And although the silver-haired former Mysteries head was surprised, he only had good things to say about his former staff. And he had a request from his nephew-- to keep him up to date with how the seminar will turn out. Suffice it to say he had (has?) vested interest with the subject matter the wizened Unspeakable will be discussing today...
... once an Unspeakable always an Unspeakable right?
As the young man entered the door his piercing blue gaze trailed the room taking note of the bell jar before finally settling on the old man. This must be Mr Clark. And a quick shift of his gaze towards the floor and he spotted the wheels from the wheelchair. Yup, its definitely him.
He took a nametag but approached the old man with a ready handshake "Mr Clark?... I'm Vincenzo Vanderbilt. You knew my Uncle Corin Vanderbilt? He sends his regards."
Another student? My, was he popular today. He was just about to greet the student when.. VANDERBILT.
Vanderbilt. Did he just say Vanderbilt?
Sherman stiffened up. Oh. His old boss. The scary one. The very, very scary one. His face was frozen for a moment, but it softened up soon enough.
"Vincenzo! It's so lovely to meet you. Corin spoke highly of you." More often than not, anyways.
"Please, send my regards to your uncle. I trust he is doing well." He beamed at the boy once more, and then turned back to his jar.
Oh. His beautiful, beautiful jar.
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He clapped his hands, smiling broadly at the students.
"Hello, children! For those of you who don't know, my name is Sherman Clark. I am a grandfather of a young girl who attends school with you all. I'm also former Gryffindor, I'm an Unspeakable at the Department of Mysteries, and I'm very, very old." Beam. Beam. Beam. "At the Ministry, I work as a Time and Orb Specialist. Today, I've brought one of the Time Chamber's most prized possessions for you to observe!" He bounced excitedly in his wheelchair.
He unwrapped his arms from around the crystal jar and looked at it affectionately.
"But, before we start, I must warn you," he said, his gaze hardening.
"Please do not make contact with the jar, unless instructed to." Yes, poking about interesting things was fun, but it was too dangerous in this case.
"I do request this for your own safety, so please refrain from touching the jar."
Okay. GOODBYE, SAFETY!SHERMAN. The old man's childish gaze returned as he posed the first question of the class.
"Alright, children, let's get started. Does anyone know what this jar might be and what it does?" He started bouncing around in his wheelchair again, and began to scout the students for any raised hands.
They were supposed to be exceptionally bright. Or at least, that was what he was told.