As their dorm filled up, Charlie contemplated what it would be like to share a room with people. It was a feat she'd only ever experienced when her mama had been renovating, or when she went on holiday with her sister. These experiences had become fewer and further in between as she'd gotten older, and although it would take some getting used to, she was sure she would not mind. Heck, she couldn't mind, because there was no changing it now.

"Don't worry," she smiled. "I know we didn't properly meet, Eliza -" and she only knew that because the older girl - Nerida, wasn't it? - had greeted her when she came in. Totally normal. "I'm Charlie. Fourth year." And maybe she'd know another fourth year now, and wouldn't feel so alone. She didn't cast much thought over the brunettes statement of coming in with the train, though - for all she knew, that was a small percentage of the population of students. She wasn't sure how else they would get here, but there must have been ways, right? Like, if you lived near, you wouldn't travel all the way to London just to come back? It had been bad enough going frown from Leicestershire. Which was, what? a couple of hours by car?

ANYWAY.

"I hope I do," Charlie grinned at Nerida's welcome, and her faith that she would love it. Everyone seemed to like Ravenclaw, she noticed, although she still had a longing to be closer to the doors, to the kitchens, to people she knew pretty well. Reaching over to unclip her cat basket, Charlie nodded in her direction as Huxley mentioned her name. "Sky! How adorable. This is Lightening." Because she was a total cat person, and Sky was almost as cool and cute as her own Bombay. But Lightning beat her to it, obviously. Hehe.