Sitting near the back of the classroom, Jo scribbled down some notes in her notebook as fellow students raised their hands to answer the Professor's questions. When the Professor began speaking again, she placed her pen on the desk next to her journal, rested her chin on her right hand, and just listened. Merlin. This class had seemed rather fast-paced for the tired Slytherin but Jojo didn't mind the pace too much because she found the subject, Astronomy, so intriguing... One day, she hoped to venture out into space, and if the muggle technology was good enough, and see the stars herself. When she was seven, Jo had a constellation poster on the top of her ceiling in her bedroom. Before heading to sleep each night, she would spend hours just gazing at the constellations as she wondered what creatures or substances could possibly exist in those areas of space.

As the Professor asked the class to name other constellations that they would expect to find out near Polaris. The blonde Snake pursed her lips as she tried to recall the poster of constellations. Of course, there was Cassiopeia, Ursa Minor, and Ursa Major but what else was there? She felt as if one of the other constellations (other than Cassiopeia) near Polaris began with C.. Camelpolaris? Camelopolaris? Camelopodalis? she thought. No, no, that didn't sound familiar at all.

All of a sudden, her eyes widened with realization. Aha! Camelopardalis! That was the name of it. But now the question was whether or not this constellation was close to Polaris. She began to doubt herself again.

Finally taking a risk, she raised her hand and decided to be vocal in the class for once. "I'm not sure whether this answer is correct but I do believe that Camelopardalis is near Polaris. Camelopardalis sort of looks like a girraffe and is usually seen near December 4th or 5th.. " said Jo with a nervous grin. Yep, she didn't feel confident about that answer at all.

Oh well....