SPOILER!!: Lottie ^_^
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Lockhartian
What are the odds? Lottie was actually on her way to the dorm to work on this... amulet of sorts? Homework, yes. But something kept her from her path and she joined Ella on the floor relatively quickly. They've worked together before, this shouldn't be too much of an issue, right?
"Mind if I join you?" It was rather late for the question, seeing as Lottie was already sitting close to the Head Girl, but oh well. "I was on my way to work on this, actually," she added, gesturing to her own Faience clay that had just been taken from McCormack's office. With his permission, of course, it wasn't that kind of taken. Never.
Lotus was probably not going to get too creative with the shaping, she'll try and keep it simple. The only experience she had with this came from Runes and we all know how much of a perfectionist she could be while shaping clay and with anything, quite frankly, so... simple it is.
Her notes were now in sight, seems like she was definitely staying, then. "I quite like Professor McCormack's approach to lessons, don't you?" Someone was feeling like talking today.
Ella had just picked up the clay and was slowly kneading it when Lottie joined her. Joined
before asking, mind you. Not that the Head Girl minded or anything, they were past that now. She simply nodded her head in consent and smiled a little before looking back down at her clay. The kneading hurt considerably but she was determined to mold a clean looking amulet so she wasn't going to let a little pain put a stop to that.
Next came the smoothing, gently and with her thumbs, she began to smooth it out so that she could be begin shaping the circle. She'd add the smaller parts of the turtle once that was sorted. The eighteen year old was only vaguely aware of what Lottie was doing until the younger
badger Hogwartian spoke and only then did she pause to look up. McCormack's approach to lessons? Hm.
"Yeah, I like discussion-based lessons well enough. Plus the topics have been really interesting. Good preparation for uni too, I s'pose." By this point, she'd continued on with her shaping, having gotten the general circular shape for the shell molded.
"But I like the practical parts of lessons best. I learn better when it's hands-on." Not that Lottie had asked but it was the truth.
Starting in on the head of the turtle, Ella pinched at the clay until she got enough and then shaped that bit into a half circle.
"Think we'll get these back after they're graded?" Just a thought. She was considering giving it to someone as a gift if they would be returned.