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Bazinga · 11-22-2016, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Star-Lord

Tim was too into the discussion of whether muggles should be trusted or not. The blonde had no problem with the muggles in her neighborhood back home. They were lovely people to her and her family. Her mum had raised them to be accepting of all kinds of people; unless they were evil of course. When at home, Tim usually forgot she was magical since her family did many things the muggle way. So she could live without magic, she'd survive. The youngins who mentioned they wouldn't be able to earlier, need to give it a try. Tim found it rather interesting. Forgetting about her notes, she turned back to them, only to see that there were little notes written around them. Chuckling to herself, Tim made a little check mark under Nat's question about getting ice cream after class. Never would say no to that.

Professor say what now?

Timila blinked at her professor as she mentioned the little activity they were going to do. Exactly who was she going to write her note to? Tim thought about her neighbors, and few friends she had back home. Maybe they'd be a good choice?

She chuckled as she saw Tim finally notice her notes and then grinned at the check about the ice cream. Sweet they were going to head to the kitchen as soon as this class was over. She started thinking about what she could put on her ice cream today. Maybe some brownies, chocolate syrup, or cookies if there were freshly made some.

Turning her attention to the Professor again she just stared. "Yes, what Char said. What if we don't have any muggles to write to or... if we do, but they really don't know us anymore because of different reasons." She wanted so bad to write to her neighbor in the apartment to thank her for helping her, teaching her how to cook, and just showing compassion. She knew the neighbor had her memories erased though by her mother so that the lady didn't know who Natalia was, so a letter wouldn't be very helpful in this case.

11-22-2016, 06:16 PM	#63 (permalink)
Bazinga Chinese Fireball Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Ohio Posts: 28,013 Hogwarts RPG Name: Kirsten Delbin Hufflepuff Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Mateo Theodore Slytherin Fifth Year x11 x9	Post one and Professor question Puff by day, snake by night \| Mj's bestie \| Always UP to Something... Quote: Originally Posted by Star-Lord Tim was too into the discussion of whether muggles should be trusted or not. The blonde had no problem with the muggles in her neighborhood back home. They were lovely people to her and her family. Her mum had raised them to be accepting of all kinds of people; unless they were evil of course. When at home, Tim usually forgot she was magical since her family did many things the muggle way. So she could live without magic, she'd survive. The youngins who mentioned they wouldn't be able to earlier, need to give it a try. Tim found it rather interesting. Forgetting about her notes, she turned back to them, only to see that there were little notes written around them. Chuckling to herself, Tim made a little check mark under Nat's question about getting ice cream after class. Never would say no to that. Professor say what now? Timila blinked at her professor as she mentioned the little activity they were going to do. Exactly who was she going to write her note to? Tim thought about her neighbors, and few friends she had back home. Maybe they'd be a good choice? She chuckled as she saw Tim finally notice her notes and then grinned at the check about the ice cream. Sweet they were going to head to the kitchen as soon as this class was over. She started thinking about what she could put on her ice cream today. Maybe some brownies, chocolate syrup, or cookies if there were freshly made some. Turning her attention to the Professor again she just stared. "Yes, what Char said. What if we don't have any muggles to write to or... if we do, but they really don't know us anymore because of different reasons." She wanted so bad to write to her neighbor in the apartment to thank her for helping her, teaching her how to cook, and just showing compassion. She knew the neighbor had her memories erased though by her mother so that the lady didn't know who Natalia was, so a letter wouldn't be very helpful in this case. __________________