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aaetha · 09-10-2013, 02:42 AM

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Originally Posted by amadshade

Of course the one person who completely ignored all the clues that Tora wanted to be left in peace to read was Adrienne. The one person Tora actually didn't want to be angry with. Even so, snatching her book like that was really very rude, and Tora gave a small shout and glared at her friend. "That would be my book, thank you very much." she said through gritted teeth. "Now if you would give it back and stop going on about some door-" she never finished what she was going to say because it suddenly hit her that there was a door that could not be opened. Who wouldn't stop whatever they were doing and go try to get through an un-openable door? "Alright, alright. Lets go..." she said trying to hide her curiosity with a begrudging tone of voice and nearly pulling it off too. "But you had better saved my page. I was at a good part." she said sincerely. It was annoying to lose momentum especially at such a pivitol point in the novel, but if curiosity called... Tora was the first to answer.

Yessss, Tora was going to come with her with minimal fuss. Honestly, Adrienne had never particularly liked Arithmancy, so if they were locked out of that class forever and couldn't take it, she would only be a little disappointed. What got her was the fact that... well, you couldn't open the door. And there had to be a good reason for that, therefore, Professor French was trying to hide something from the students. She'd thought it was kind of shifty, before, him not showing up for the feast, but now... Well. He certainly wasn't as innocent as the other teachers, that was for sure.

"Yeah, yeah, whatever," Adrienne said, handing the book back to her. She would have preferred to toss it carelessly in Tora's general direction, but doing so with a multi-hundred page hardback book was probably a bad idea that would end in injury. Yes, she knew from experience. "It's where the Arithmancy classroom should be, by the way." Except instead of an inviting-looking open door, there was a shut and locked one with a confusing note tacked to it.

OOC: Please respond to this in the 7th floor corridor!

09-10-2013, 02:42 AM	#5 (permalink)
aaetha Billywig Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Gallifrey (GMT +1) Posts: 3,393 Hogwarts RPG Name: Adrienne Rebecca Colbert Seventh Year	The Last of Her Kind Quote: Originally Posted by amadshade Of course the one person who completely ignored all the clues that Tora wanted to be left in peace to read was Adrienne. The one person Tora actually didn't want to be angry with. Even so, snatching her book like that was really very rude, and Tora gave a small shout and glared at her friend. "That would be my book, thank you very much." she said through gritted teeth. "Now if you would give it back and stop going on about some door-" she never finished what she was going to say because it suddenly hit her that there was a door that could not be opened. Who wouldn't stop whatever they were doing and go try to get through an un-openable door? "Alright, alright. Lets go..." she said trying to hide her curiosity with a begrudging tone of voice and nearly pulling it off too. "But you had better saved my page. I was at a good part." she said sincerely. It was annoying to lose momentum especially at such a pivitol point in the novel, but if curiosity called... Tora was the first to answer. Yessss, Tora was going to come with her with minimal fuss. Honestly, Adrienne had never particularly liked Arithmancy, so if they were locked out of that class forever and couldn't take it, she would only be a little disappointed. What got her was the fact that... well, you couldn't open the door. And there had to be a good reason for that, therefore, Professor French was trying to hide something from the students. She'd thought it was kind of shifty, before, him not showing up for the feast, but now... Well. He certainly wasn't as innocent as the other teachers, that was for sure. "Yeah, yeah, whatever," Adrienne said, handing the book back to her. She would have preferred to toss it carelessly in Tora's general direction, but doing so with a multi-hundred page hardback book was probably a bad idea that would end in injury. Yes, she knew from experience. "It's where the Arithmancy classroom should be, by the way." Except instead of an inviting-looking open door, there was a shut and locked one with a confusing note tacked to it. OOC: Please respond to this in the 7th floor corridor! __________________