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Originally Posted by
Roselyn 
"A war isn't labeled solely on countries in an armed hostile conflict against one another, Miss Fischer. States or opposing forces, however large or small they are, may also be declared in a war. Although, indeed, there have been wars broken out due to women in the past, and no doubt will be in the future. People haven't changed all that much during the passing centuries."
Continuing on...
"With why duels happen set aside, has anyone ever seen someone intently observing or studying a duel? Or done so themselves? If so, or even if not, what would be a person's reasons for doing this?"
Eh. Whatever. BASIC wars, then? Were they considered duels or not? She still didn't know, but they had moved on from naming duels, anyways, so Alice supposed it didn't matter anymore.
"Entertainment, Professor. Some would watch for the sport." Was that bad? To.. like.. enjoy it, even though it was violent? She didn't find it any more violent than Beating in Quidditch, she supposed. So.. maybe it wasn't all that bad? Either way, she was pretty sure there were some loons who would feel that way and enjoy watching.
She might have been one of them.
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Originally Posted by
Roselyn "Who can name a spell one could use in a duel? Ten points to the house that list the most." OOC: Your character can name up to three spells, but only ONE spell per post, please. Repeated answers will not be listed. There are plenty of HP and SS canon spells, so please don't make any up for now. Class will end tomorrow around 6pm EST.
Alice knew SOME. 'Course there were the obvious, like the disarming spell and such, but Lex had already named that, hadn't she? Instead, she decided to name another common, easy one to remember.
"Immobulus, professor.." That one would probably be an awful spell to experience the effects of. Unsettling, too. Quidditch sounded much easier and less embarrassing than dueling to her. She'd stick to that.
Now. There were more spells, weren't there?