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aaetha · 10-02-2013, 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by hpfan18

Kace took it she wasn't into apologies too much. He didn't blame her. Some people weren't like that. He accepted it and moved on. He knew he would meet different type of people at school. Then her remark about her knowing many things, he chuckled at that. "I take it you are very observant?" he asked. He didn't wanna be a smart alec around her but hey she started it.

"So what made you come into Honeydukes anyways?" he asked the girl. "By the way my name is Kace." Incase she wanted to be a name basis.

"I am a Ravenclaw, am I not?" Adrienne said, gesturing to herself. Maman had told her not to judge by Houses, but she'd found in her first year that the stereotypes were pretty much true in just about every case. Especially the ones about Gryffindors. And Slytherins. Ugh to both of them. Ravenclaw had some stereotypes too, of course, but they were mostly positive, and Papa had privately confided in her that he, as a graduated Ravenclaw himself, agreed with most of them as well.

"I'm looking for fudge," she said, a slight smile appearing on her face despite herself. She loved chocolate so much, in just about every form that it came in. Milk, dark, even white, fudge, mousse, syrup, pudding, everything. Everything. "Adrienne," she said shortly in response, sticking out a hand to shake.

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Originally Posted by Bronislava Zvonimir

"Excuse me," she called over to a group of students shopping. "Ve are looking for zhe chocolate frogs. Can anyone point us in zhe right direction?" Certainly much too sweet for her taste, but she had heard they were a rather popular choice for British teenagers. And it was ideal for her to appear to relate to these students.

Adrienne turned away from her conversation with Kace at the sound of an extraordinarily loud voice with a thick accent asking where the chocolate frogs were. It may not have been directed at her, but it wasn't like the girl was trying to not get her attention, with how loud she was being. Adrienne narrowed her eyes. More student-aged people who weren't actually from Hogwarts. This was beginning to get past suspicious and into the range of downright shifty.

"They're over here," she said, equally loud and yes, perhaps a bit mocking, with a jab of her thumb in the direction of the Chocolate Frogs. There was practically a whole stack of them directly behind her, blue boxes with gold writing and everything, had they never seen a Chocolate Frog before? Jeez. How dumb can you get?

10-02-2013, 03:26 AM	#30 (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 hpfan18 Kace took it she wasn't into apologies too much. He didn't blame her. Some people weren't like that. He accepted it and moved on. He knew he would meet different type of people at school. Then her remark about her knowing many things, he chuckled at that. "I take it you are very observant?" he asked. He didn't wanna be a smart alec around her but hey she started it. "So what made you come into Honeydukes anyways?" he asked the girl. "By the way my name is Kace." Incase she wanted to be a name basis. "I am a Ravenclaw, am I not?" Adrienne said, gesturing to herself. Maman had told her not to judge by Houses, but she'd found in her first year that the stereotypes were pretty much true in just about every case. Especially the ones about Gryffindors. And Slytherins. Ugh to both of them. Ravenclaw had some stereotypes too, of course, but they were mostly positive, and Papa had privately confided in her that he, as a graduated Ravenclaw himself, agreed with most of them as well. "I'm looking for fudge," she said, a slight smile appearing on her face despite herself. She loved chocolate so much, in just about every form that it came in. Milk, dark, even white, fudge, mousse, syrup, pudding, everything. Everything. "Adrienne," she said shortly in response, sticking out a hand to shake. Quote: Originally Posted by Bronislava Zvonimir "Excuse me," she called over to a group of students shopping. "Ve are looking for zhe chocolate frogs. Can anyone point us in zhe right direction?" Certainly much too sweet for her taste, but she had heard they were a rather popular choice for British teenagers. And it was ideal for her to appear to relate to these students. Adrienne turned away from her conversation with Kace at the sound of an extraordinarily loud voice with a thick accent asking where the chocolate frogs were. It may not have been directed at her, but it wasn't like the girl was trying to not get her attention, with how loud she was being. Adrienne narrowed her eyes. More student-aged people who weren't actually from Hogwarts. This was beginning to get past suspicious and into the range of downright shifty. "They're over here," she said, equally loud and yes, perhaps a bit mocking, with a jab of her thumb in the direction of the Chocolate Frogs. There was practically a whole stack of them directly behind her, blue boxes with gold writing and everything, had they never seen a Chocolate Frog before? Jeez. How dumb can you get? __________________