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Old 11-03-2015, 02:32 AM   #70 (permalink)
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Aurora Barrington
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Slytherin
Seventh Year

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Third Year

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Still proud of herself for being right as to what the bowl thing sitting there by Professor Dakest had been, Brooklyn had simply listened to the discussion about spells, the homing spell in particular. Honestly, she was less interested in the snitches flying around than she was in the pensieve and why it was there. Whether they were going to be using it, or if the professor just had his own memories stored in there and it had nothing to do with the lesson at all. She wasn’t planning on asking, though. She wasn’t a Claw after all, as she’d glanced over at the Claw boy who had asked all those questions once they’d been released to practice the homing spell. At least, to practice the incantation and the wand movement. She didn’t think the professor wanted them actually trying the spell yet. Not that she was really inclined to try it anyhow.

First, she took her wand out and moved it in the direction they’d been shown. Straight line, then a flick forward. The funny part about that was she felt more like she was pushing something away than anything else, which she kind of liked. Even though she didn’t see how that was related to what the spell was supposed to do.

Either way, there was still the second half to practice. Setting her wand in her lap, she closed her eyes, focusing. “Persequoris,” she said clearly. “Per-se-quo-ris. Persequoris.” A few more repetitions and she felt like she had that part down. Hopefully. She wasn’t about to listen to anyone else who was working on the pronunciation, unless it was Professor Dakest. She didn’t trust many of the others not to try and mess her up, and she refused to fail.
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