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Hera
Zeke was having a tough time with the long blonde hair... it got in his way, ON and AROUND him!!!! He swatted at it occasionally and kept trying to flick it over his shoulder. He didn't have much luck where that mission was concerned. On top of that, he felt an absolute fool holding a plastic rose and carrying a portable cauldron.
Ugh ugh ugh.
Stupid love potion creating crazy lady that died too long ago for him to care.
He wasn't the only one that looked ODD though, and a Ravenclaw girl was simply too funny. Zeke chuckled as he approached her. "Can I have a butterbeer please?" he asked jokingly, eyeing her tray and goblet. Hehehehehehe. "I think I can guess who you are... maybe...." Could he try? He could have a go at this whole 'process of elimination' thing. Heh.
All the while she was standing by her desk in the same pose, which was starting to make her arm cramp, she was still faced with the fact that she was unsure if anyone would be able to take a guess at who she was supposed to be. Although, she felt as if it might not be that hard, right?
Her eyes widened a little bit as she saw a little girl with long blonde hair had approached her & was carrying a fake rose & a small cauldron in her arms. But it was the little
girl started speaking did she find out that it was actually a boy & she felt entirely silly for not realizing before he'd even approached her.
Then the BOY had asked Josie if he could have a butterbeer & she cleared her throat before answering in a bit of a shaky voice,
"U-Um, sure!" She plastered on a smile before she started to lower the tray down onto the table in front of him. Josie placed the goblet in front of him & then said in her most grown up voice she could channel,
"Enjoy! A-And try not to spill that, j-just got these floors waxed.." Did that help? New flooring? Like she had just built & waxed that floor? Please say it at least helped a little.
On the other hand, she began to puzzle in her brain who she thought he might be, but she wasn't entirely sure. She studied him briefly before asking,
"F-First, u-um are you a boy or girl? N-Not that I'm saying you're actually a girl, b-but um are y-you portraying a girl?" Was she allowed to ask that question? Perhaps better to ask another,
"A-Are you an i-inventor?"