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|  semi-sneaking in a post 4 (last part for Lex is after the professor's post) Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict
SPOILER!!: Malexficent Quote:
Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo  The odd little Beastling was slow as well. "Do try to keep up. Under the assumption you could have been Red Riding Hood, you'd hardly want to fit yourself in a cloak of green making it ill-luck should you have found it in place of a red one." But they'd come to establish that she wouldn't be the little girl prancing through the forest. It was all hypothetical, did she see??
Hold on. "Pardon? No villains?" Maleficent tossed her card down, now losing all interest. Once again her feet swung back onto the table and she got into a more relaxed position. "I dislike being the one to tell you but those cards aren't worth jack. Not a notable figure to be found if they've all been society's martyrs and how very one track minded of the fool to come up with these." Not a single bad guy? Not one? Well it was just as well. She didn't want to be on some bendy card that children threw about anyway.
As for what she would get, the Dark Queen could admire that. Doing nothing without something in return. "Why, an end to this game of course. You're meant to guess who I am and I doubt you'll have a clue with me reclining the way I am and I am in turn meant to make a guess but if you aren't Red then I'm afraid I'm at a loss." This could be mutually beneficial. How did the child not see this? At the request to keep up, Brooklyn gave the crazy head girl her best superior look. She wasn’t the one falling behind anyhow. At least she knew who she was, even considering the fact she was portraying an awesome druidess who influenced potions and healed people. She still knew who she was, and obviously the older girl didn’t. “Well duh. But I’m not her, so there’s no need to assume I might be,” she responded, wanting to flick her hair but hampered by the hood of her cloak. It really was in the way, but it was important. That was in the picture eon the card in her pocket, so it had to stay up.
She actually did roll her eyes at the reaction to her saying evil people didn’t get cards. She couldn’t stop herself. “Maybe they’re not notable to you, but they weren’t made for you either. And course they aren’t really worth much.” They were really just cardboard with pretty pictures and information printed on them, even if the pictures could interact with the person looking at them. That was just a cool Wizarding thing. She could care less if the head girl, or the evil fairy, felt disappointed the list of people on the cards wasn’t more open. Especially since she couldn’t do anything about it. SPOILER!!: professor <3 Quote:
Originally Posted by emjay Having found another grey beard in the costume box, Nessa put it on as well as the big flowery sheet she draped across her body. So it wasn't a white sheet, but it would do as a toga. Did she have something that would pass as a sceptre though? She stood back a bit, allowing the children to get their things first, then when all was clear, she found an old mop handle that she picked up and used it like a walking stick. That would do, she supposed.
Wandering around the room in costume, she observed all the little acts, smiling as the students got into their character of history. Good.. not only were they learning more about the character, but they were educating their friends about them too. Just what she wanted. But now came the part that she liked least - the end of class. Still wearing her flowery toga, she walked to the front of the room and raised her voice just slightly to get the attention of the room..
"Attention, everyone! I'm afraid that time is up for our lesson today." And she would just hate to make them late for their next class even if she would just love to continue. "Wonderful job everyone! I hope you learned something new about an important figure in our history today." They didn't need to affirm that because she was certain they did.. and acting it out would only cement that in their brains. "Homework will be posted shortly.. please put everything away that you had gotten out today and you are dismissed!" ”That isn’t actually anything that benefits me. Professor Glendower can end it whenever she wants,” she continued, as evil fairy!head girl tried to say her prize for giving in was an end to the argument. That’s what it was, anyway. She hadn’t been asked any question about who she was, so the game wasn’t happening. She wasn’t about to just say who she was supposed to be portraying, and it wasn’t her fault if the head girl wasn’t even trying.
Even as her words had been spoken, Professor Glendower had announced time was up, and she had jumped down from her chair. Honestly, all she learned was that the head girl was really and truly bonkers, but it had been interesting. She decided to ignore her as she made her way back to the box, dropping the birds inside, followed by the bottle. Then the cloak came off and was dropped inside as well. See? Game over. End of argument, and she went back to collect her bag and half-eaten frog. Her Cliodne card was still in her robe pocket, of course. “Thank you Professor,” she said to the woman, still pointedly not paying attention to the crazy girl probably still reclined on the desk. She had better places to be than continuing to argue with crazies over cards.
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