First impression lasts they say, so that morning, Ethan made sure he was clean, from head to toe, his uniform immaculate, and his things prepared for the first Charms class with the new professor. Professor Baxter, wasn’t it? Shifting his bag on his shoulder, the seventh year eyed the stuff before him. Wait...this isn’t Divination right? What is up with the appreciation wall? Good vibes, thingamajig? Not that he’s against it, but isn’t he too old for that sort of thing? And they’d need to put a sticker on their forehead?
And hell no, they’d have to trade ties with other houses?!? Ethan gave the wall a sceptical look and considered skipping this class. Maybe he’s over reacting...but he didn’t expect those rules too. The seventh year took a peek inside the classroom and saw that a couple of Gryffindors are already inside. And of course they did follow her instructions without questions. Rolling his eyes, he proceeded with the first instruction and wrote something on the wall.
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'I'm a proud son of Slytherin.' - E.T. Mordaunt, Class of 2088
Truth. Tossing the quill aside, he went on to pick a nice, green, star-shaped sticker.
Ethan opened the door, and immediately gave the woman a courteous nod and greeting.
“Good morning, Professor.” He said, as he eyed the message on the board behind the woman.
“And Welcome to Hogwarts too.” A small grin was given, and then turned on his heel to get a seat at the back. Away from everyone else. Somebody WILL take a seat beside him whom he hasn’t met eventually, right? Right. For now, he just wants to be alone. Picking up the blank nametag, he too got his self-inking quill and filled it out:
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Ethan Tyler Mordaunt
Slytherin
Seventh Year
Disillusionment Charm
Disillusionment Charm, eh? That was the first charm that came to mind actually. Why? Well, he felt like hiding himself from everyone else right now as he picked up his green star sticker, and smacked it on his forehead. Didn’t say it had to be in the middle, yeah?
Oh and ties? He’s going to keep his green tie for now. He won’t be caught OFFERING to trade his OWN tie because it felt like betraying his own house, even if it were for funsies.