Right then, Toby now knew who he was in a group with. No idea of their names (had he known them before and perhaps forgotten? it was a mystery), but he knew their faces and that was important. He also knew he was in group two, which was next up, and that was all Botros had asked of them. The Hufflepuff nodded at Botros' directions, then cleared the way, moving off to the side of the room (and gravitating towards a window) so that the first group could do their thaaang.

Oh. Oh Merlin. OH MAN.

Straight away, as soon as Ethan Mordaunt started up with his rendition of Thor, Toby felt thoroughly entertained. From the snore-mewing to the SPOT ON yelling, it was hard not to snort in laughter. He figured it was meant to be funny, but DIDN'T WANT TO SEEM RUDE in case it wasn't. But he couldn't help it, and when Ethan!Thor addressed the audience and their laughter, he ended up cracking up himself. Oh man. And of course, Jackson, Toby's Charms buddy, as Loki was just as entertaining. He brought a certain something to the role... Toby was particularly amused by hearing Loki telling Thor to essentially chill out. Also, Leah? As Freyja? PERFECT stage crying. Toby was convinced, his imagination was taking this and running with it, for real. Awesome dress, too, though the Loki robes were his favourite. So swishy.

The Hufflepuff watched the story unfold, fully forgetting that he was in a classroom and, indeed, going to need to live up to the high levels of expectation set in scene one. He knew the story well enough, but was still gripped with curiosity of whAt wOuLD hApPEN nEXt. Toby grinned, and watched the performance avidly.