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Hogwarts RPG Name:
Abraham Orlando Botros-Giordano
Gryffindor
Fourth Year

Hogwarts RPG Name:
Ivor Balfour Spurling Stemp
Slytherin
First Year

Hogwarts RPG Name:
Alexei Dragomirov Petrov
Slytherin
Sixth Year

Hogwarts RPG Name:
TBC
Slytherin

Hogwarts RPG Name:
August Arthur Orpington
Ravenclaw
Second Year
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Moxley's brow furrowed because okay, this child clearly didn't like fun. How could you hate bowling? BOWLING! It seemed ridiculous to the brunette and she couldn't quite wrap her Gryffindor brain around his reasoning but as a highly respected and beloved professor, she supposed she had to respect his feelings.

"Most of my lessons involve working with a partner so I'm afraid you might not want to continue with the subject." Which broke her heart, really. He'd have to miss out on her lessons and her lessons were some of the best! "Though if you're interested in the subject, I suppose I could work out a way for you to explore the topics on your own."

Oh wait, she'd need to be direct if she wanted an answer out of this one, yes?

"Would you like me to work out a way for you to earn points outside of class?"


Partner work. Gross. Daxton gave a minuscule scrunch of the nose at that news, and if he had not already been relatively certain that he was not likely to return to the class, that went and fully convinced him. Not that it mattered all that much; the main reason he had attempted the class in the first place was to see how exactly witches and wizards tried to learn about the normal world, and, of course, because he thought it might have been amusing if anyone got the anything spectacularly wrong. Admittedly, there were also many parts of the normal world that even he did not have any first hand experience of, but the likelihood was that he would not care about them anyway.

So when he responded next, it was with a shake of the head. Daxton did not look at Moxley, engrossed as he was with the ducks, but eventually put them both back on the shelf and focus instead on writing out another reply in his notebook. When he was done he turned it around to show her again.

'No. I do not care about points, they make no sense. I already know about non-magical things.'

While Daxton held up the notebook, he looked about the room again. There was just so much stuff in here. Too much. It was a little overwhelming, in all honesty; an unnecessary amount of stuff.
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