01-11-2016, 03:40 PM
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| Grindylow
Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Cross Guild
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Taliesin Dane Hufflepuff Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Harvard Blackwell Gryffindor Third Year x7 x8
| Mom says I have no sense of direction, so I packed my bags and right. Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie "For those of you who do not know me, I am Professor Flamsteed - although you may also call me Professor Airey if you so please." The Admiral, well, that was a little selfish bonus to those who wished to call him that. He wouldn't deny anyone the opportunity to do so. "Let's begin today's lesson with a brief discussion about why we study astronomy. What makes humanity look up and want to study the heavens? Furthermore, why do you think it is a subject that young witches and wizards are required to take here at Hogwarts?"
At least for the first five years of their education at least. Although, if it was up to him, it would be for all seven. But the man was just a tad biased. Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Plate Torrance U. Spades
1st Year Torrance wasn't cold, but when he got the blanket out of the box, he wrapped himself up in it like a big in a blanket. He then proceeded to run his fingers around the nameplate which had magically infused itself into the desk he was sitting it. Tracing his fingers on it gave a nice feeling on the tip of his index an interesting tingle. He was so transfixed on this he completely missed whatever it was that Mister Professor Flamsteed was speaking about. Something about who he was, or whatever. This spurred Torrance to look up though and pay attention. The Professor was speaking of course so He'd have to return to the nameplate later. "We want to Study Astronomy because someday we all want to go fly up there as far as we can." Or at least that's what HE wanted to do. Astronomy was the class about Space right? So to get to space you have to fly, and that's what Torrance was all ABOUT! As for why it's required? "Is it because I should take the class my Head of House Teaches?" He didn't really know. |
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