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He was silent as she spoke. Apparently listening to what she was saying or maybe he was feeling a bit too ill to speak or stop her from doing so. He caught the eyeroll. It was just something Sophie does.
In a rare moment of sincerity, the sickly lil boy replied. "I would never think you inferior to me." To do so would be a grave mistake. Don't underestimate. True, that he didn't think much of her scheming skills, but that alone wasn't enough to make him think she was inferior. It was just something she couldn't do. It was isolated. A side note. Perhaps, though, he would let her think he thought less of her just to drive her a bit mad and entertain himself. She apparently thought enough of the...friendship (?) to tell him what she didn't like. "Least of all fer yer being a female."
Caleb was still the smarter twin, though. But, not for his gender in an exclusive manner.
"Doosit really bother you all that much?" He asked in a sort of fleeting inquiry.
Sophie glanced up at Cutty when she heard the sound of her last name. Well, it was her last name alright, but the direction he was looking told her he was referring to her twin brother instead. Then his attention was back on her, and just like that, their conversation continued.
He seemed sincere, but one could never tell with a Slytherin, especially a Slytherin named Cutty Mordaunt.
"Hmm," was all she said at first. It was a comment of acknowledgment but said because she was still thinking things over in her mind.
"Well, good, because underestimating can leave you unaware." Unaware of exactly how good another person could be, that is.
"No, it doesn't bother me. I just can't let it pass without saying something is all," she said. But this was a pointless conversation right now.
"We shouldn't even be discussing this. Lets get you to the Hospital Wing. I'm in no mood to beg you, so if you put up a fight, I'm warning you now that you'll be taking yourself to the Hospital Wing."
Then she followed that up with a sort of smile, because comments like that one was just how Sophie rolled.