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emjay · 03-06-2016, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Goblinfrog

Kitty could barely contain her excitement as Ansley talked about the Tapestry. Finally, finally there was someone who knew something about the Tapestry and someone who happy to share what he knew with her. She wished that she had brought her notebook with her so that she could write down everything he said. She thought of all her friends that she had discussed the Tapestry with: Mason, Esme, Garreth, Abby, and Julia; and thought excitedly how fun it would be to tell them what Ansley was now telling her.

"Yeah, I think my grandparents attended Hogwarts," Kitty replied a little bit uncertainly. "But I don't know if they were around at that time." She should probably write to her grandmother later today and ask her.

"So the Tapestry was good then, because it was only trying to protect people from the Book of Mysteria. What did the Book of Mysteria do?" It was disturbing to learn that people had died because of this book. "Is the reason why we can't go in the room behind the Tapestry anymore because the book is still there?" Kitty thought back to her brief adventure behind the mirror on the same floor and wondered if they were connected. "Is the tunnel behind the mirror somehow connected to the room that used to be behind the Tapestry?"

Ansley could tell that Kitty was hanging on his every word and this kind of enthusiasm for stories of the past was something he really liked to see. "It might be a good idea to ask," he said, appreciating the stories of people who had actually witnessed events in history. It was actually before his time too, so he only knew what was written about it. And even if they hadn't gone to school here at that time, they might know something related to it anyway.

Well... good was more of a relative term here and he hesitated before he answered. "The tapestry wasn't sentient, so it was neither good nor bad, just doing what it was tasked to do." He tried to think of another example he could use. "Are you familiar with Harry Potter's time at Hogwarts?" Many people knew the story fairly well. "When he went to look for the Philosopher's Stone, there were many challenges put in front of it to keep people away and act as a guard. The tapestry was doing the same for the Book of Mysteria."

And speaking of that book, he should probably explain about it since it seemed that Kitty didn't know much about it. "The Book of Mysteria is an extremely powerful book and a dark wizard named Voltemortist was trying to get it for himself. He imperiused and killed several people in the process." Hopefully that didn't frighten her or anything but it was a part of history and he didn't want to omit it. "I'm not completely sure why that room was closed off afterwards," he shrugged. Maybe it wasn't that important once the book was moved. "No, I don't think so..." He knew a lot of the secret passages when he was a student here and from what he remembered, they weren't connected.

03-06-2016, 09:37 PM	#18 (permalink)
emjay Pygmy Puff Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: working Posts: 18,281 Hogwarts RPG Name: Phoenix Marchbanks Ravenclaw Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Wiley Whittebrook Hufflepuff Second Year x12 x5	Unforgivably Cursed \| adultescent Quote: Originally Posted by Goblinfrog Kitty could barely contain her excitement as Ansley talked about the Tapestry. Finally, finally there was someone who knew something about the Tapestry and someone who happy to share what he knew with her. She wished that she had brought her notebook with her so that she could write down everything he said. She thought of all her friends that she had discussed the Tapestry with: Mason, Esme, Garreth, Abby, and Julia; and thought excitedly how fun it would be to tell them what Ansley was now telling her. "Yeah, I think my grandparents attended Hogwarts," Kitty replied a little bit uncertainly. "But I don't know if they were around at that time." She should probably write to her grandmother later today and ask her. "So the Tapestry was good then, because it was only trying to protect people from the Book of Mysteria. What did the Book of Mysteria do?" It was disturbing to learn that people had died because of this book. "Is the reason why we can't go in the room behind the Tapestry anymore because the book is still there?" Kitty thought back to her brief adventure behind the mirror on the same floor and wondered if they were connected. "Is the tunnel behind the mirror somehow connected to the room that used to be behind the Tapestry?" Ansley could tell that Kitty was hanging on his every word and this kind of enthusiasm for stories of the past was something he really liked to see. "It might be a good idea to ask," he said, appreciating the stories of people who had actually witnessed events in history. It was actually before his time too, so he only knew what was written about it. And even if they hadn't gone to school here at that time, they might know something related to it anyway. Well... good was more of a relative term here and he hesitated before he answered. "The tapestry wasn't sentient, so it was neither good nor bad, just doing what it was tasked to do." He tried to think of another example he could use. "Are you familiar with Harry Potter's time at Hogwarts?" Many people knew the story fairly well. "When he went to look for the Philosopher's Stone, there were many challenges put in front of it to keep people away and act as a guard. The tapestry was doing the same for the Book of Mysteria." And speaking of that book, he should probably explain about it since it seemed that Kitty didn't know much about it. "The Book of Mysteria is an extremely powerful book and a dark wizard named Voltemortist was trying to get it for himself. He imperiused and killed several people in the process." Hopefully that didn't frighten her or anything but it was a part of history and he didn't want to omit it. "I'm not completely sure why that room was closed off afterwards," he shrugged. Maybe it wasn't that important once the book was moved. "No, I don't think so..." He knew a lot of the secret passages when he was a student here and from what he remembered, they weren't connected. __________________ started like a knight in a fairytale_______________________________________________ ended like a moth in flames______________________ ______________________don't you worry I'll be fine _________________________________________________you were good for the plot line