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hermionesclone
He'd wait until the students had left to pick up the boxes. As for now, he wandered over towards Tiara and said quietly, "So I think that was a job well done. Thanks for doing this lesson with me." Because there was no way he'd have been able to do this on his own.
Well that had been a success! "
Yes, it went very well. I was proud of them, especially the younger students." A few of them had managed to open their boxes, even! But she chuckled at the man's thanks. "
If you remember, I was the one that practically ordered you to my office when you first arrived so we could discuss this." Was that really a year and a half ago? Time flew. "
Sorry about that, by the way. I was just excited about the opportunity." She couldn't remember where she'd heard he was into this stuff, but she knew their previous DADA professor hadn't been as much.
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She started packing up her stuff while making sure not to touch the box. "Thank you for the lesson Professors. It was very informative." If not confusing... Now she was off to get something to eat!
Tiara nodded as Esme exited the room. "
You are most welcome, dear. Now go grab some lunch, you earned it!" she smiled.
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Goblinfrog
"Professors..." said Kitty, raising her hand somewhat awkwardly. "I think the curse will affect my movement, stopping me from moving at all. So...it's going to interfere with my stability...yeah." Had she just said that? "And...it's going to be triggered by physical touch or if I use verbal magic. So I guess to open it I have to use non-verbal magic." Now she was back on track. "And it's going to be short lived but very powerful."
Ah, good reasoning from the Ravenclaw. "
Yes, good thoughts Miss Valentine," she encouraged.
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Ameh
He couldn't leave, however, without talking to the professors. The slightly-less-diminutive-now Slytherin made his way up to Professor Tanner and Professor Hirsch, giving them both a smile. "Thank you for the lesson, professors. If I wanted to try more of that, to maybe get better at it... could I go to either of you, or...?"
Both? Neither? He looked between them expectantly. It was interesting, even if it wasn't straightforward... it was something that would give his brain some probably needed training, to think outside the cursed box.
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Of course, Mister Song!" she said. Well, maybe she shouldn't really speak for Roderik, but she was sure he would say the same. "
We will do more of this in arithmancy and I suspect Professor Hirsch might do more in his lessons as well. But obviously you are most welcome at any of my office hours!" She loved when students' intellectual curiosity led them to discover more outside of class time.
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Steelsheen
He picked up his things as the Professor dismissed the class "Thanks Professor Hirsch, Professor Tanner. It was a great lesson!" even if he kinda failed at the end "Is there anything else I can do to help with around here?" because he may be able to pick up a few tips, maybe properly handling cursed objects? Who knows.
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Excellent! Glad you enjoyed it!" she said sincerely. "
As for helping out.." Hmm. Was there anything? "
I cannot think of anything off the top of my head, but I truly appreciate the offer, Mister Salander." It didn't come from students very often.
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Goblinfrog
Kitty hadn't managed to open the box, but that was okay because she wasn't the only one and it had been a fun lesson. She loved learning new things and this was something she had never even heard of before. "Thank you for the interesting lesson Professors. It was actually pretty fun."
She glanced one last time at her unopened box, wondering if she would get the chance to try again sometime this term. Then she turned and skipped merrily out of the classroom.
Kitty sounded shocked that a lesson could be fun. Tiara understood the feeling; she had been a student herself, after all! That was usually her biggest struggle: how to make arithmancy lessons enjoyable. "
I am so happy you enjoyed yourself, Miss Valentine. Now off you go to get some lunch!" She'd definitely earned it today.