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laurange · 07-20-2015, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiro MacMhuirich

Marsha watched him as he got frustrated and then calmed down and seemed to focus. YES. That focus was what she always needed to get charms right. Ask Professor Quiggley - she wasn’t good at getting them right first time either… and that was usually due to her accent, her lack of concentration and her imperfect wand movements… but she normally got there and she knew that Brian would too.

Yup yup.

”Don’t be silly! Take your time. You’ll manage.” She smiled at him, and just closed her eyes and rested against the padded wall. You know, Professor Quiggley was right, this wall really was quite comfortable… With her eyes closed she could even probably imagine herself lying down and on a bed. Hmmm… but could she get a quick nap in? That was the major question.

Unfortunately, the answer was no. Too many people shouting Avexis wrong… or right - one or the other… but too loud regardless.

OH! Opening her eyes, she grinned at Brian when she heard him pronouncing it like she had. There we go! She’d be free anyyyytime now. As he said it again, she BEAMED at him as she sprung free from the padded wall. ”Yes! Congratulations!” She cheered for the Hufflepuff as she bounced once on the trampoline and bounced onto the hardness of the floor.

Grinning widely, she ran over to him and patted him on the back. ”Your turn.” She grinned at him, motioning to the wall.

Brian beamed right back at her, throwing in a quick squeeze for good measure because where was the harm in that? Call it Hufflepuff instinct, that thing that made him hug constantly. Anyway, that wasn't the important thing. He'd managed to do the thing after like seven attempts? It had to be at least six. Whatever it was, it called for celebration.

After a mental jig, he grinned sheepishly at Marsha and took a deep breath. "Last time I checked, walls hurt but I'll give it a shot." And with that, he started running and with great thanks to his mother who insisted he do high jump in school, jumped off the trampoline and about four and a half feet into the air. Not bad, considering he was out of practice. Now, he'd just stay here on this very comfy wall for a bit.

Whenever you're ready, Marsha!"

07-20-2015, 09:28 PM	#170 (permalink)
laurange Ramora Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Kita's pocket Posts: 5,235 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aslan Archer Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Rose Woods Gryffindor Fifth Year x9 x6	Post 4 ½ of Lauralie \| Koala \| The being in Ern's pocket \| Baby Smurf \| Prouf member of The Flock Quote: Originally Posted by Tiro MacMhuirich Marsha watched him as he got frustrated and then calmed down and seemed to focus. YES. That focus was what she always needed to get charms right. Ask Professor Quiggley - she wasn’t good at getting them right first time either… and that was usually due to her accent, her lack of concentration and her imperfect wand movements… but she normally got there and she knew that Brian would too. Yup yup. ”Don’t be silly! Take your time. You’ll manage.” She smiled at him, and just closed her eyes and rested against the padded wall. You know, Professor Quiggley was right, this wall really was quite comfortable… With her eyes closed she could even probably imagine herself lying down and on a bed. Hmmm… but could she get a quick nap in? That was the major question. Unfortunately, the answer was no. Too many people shouting Avexis wrong… or right - one or the other… but too loud regardless. OH! Opening her eyes, she grinned at Brian when she heard him pronouncing it like she had. There we go! She’d be free anyyyytime now. As he said it again, she BEAMED at him as she sprung free from the padded wall. ”Yes! Congratulations!” She cheered for the Hufflepuff as she bounced once on the trampoline and bounced onto the hardness of the floor. Grinning widely, she ran over to him and patted him on the back. ”Your turn.” She grinned at him, motioning to the wall. Brian beamed right back at her, throwing in a quick squeeze for good measure because where was the harm in that? Call it Hufflepuff instinct, that thing that made him hug constantly. Anyway, that wasn't the important thing. He'd managed to do the thing after like seven attempts? It had to be at least six. Whatever it was, it called for celebration. After a mental jig, he grinned sheepishly at Marsha and took a deep breath. "Last time I checked, walls hurt but I'll give it a shot." And with that, he started running and with great thanks to his mother who insisted he do high jump in school, jumped off the trampoline and about four and a half feet into the air. Not bad, considering he was out of practice. Now, he'd just stay here on this very comfy wall for a bit. Whenever you're ready, Marsha!"