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Callie · 12-18-2016, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by DuckyLinJi

Interested by this information about candy, Mason listened to the girl's words as if he were listening to an important lesson at Hogwarts in which O.W.L.s were mentioned.

So muggle and wizarding candy were not alike. Not having tried muggle candy before, he had no idea and had always assumed that candy moving in its own was a normal thing.

Do they use like... what was the word again? He knew he had heard it in Muggle studies before. "Computers, am i saying that right? do they use those things to make candy?

OWLS. Now THAT was a subject he knew and could talk about. "I only failed History of Magic with a P and i surprisingly got a E in Divination, i don't know how that happened but i'm not complaining" he laughed.

Back to California? Mason looked at Callie. He never knew that she was born somewhere else than England. Or did she mean that her father did? Not that that was important or anything. What was however was the fact she was going to fly to California. FLY! "What broom model do you have?" He asked, thinking she was going to fly to California on a broom. Cause how else was she going to get there?

"Yeah, computers." She paused a moment to consider his question. "Sort of? They're usually made in a factory, where computerized machines perform each task along a conveyor belt. So like one machine will stir the chocolate, and then another pours it into the molds or something, and then another wraps it, etc. They're all programmed by computers to do their task perfectly. It's pretty interesting actually. They even have shows that show you how things are made like that." Which is how she knew that much to begin with. "But I think most factories do give tours to the public to see how things are made and such..." Or was that only in movies?

"Oh." Hadley nodded as if she completely understood. Which she did, actually. "Yeah, I'm not great in History of Magic either." So she could totally sympathize. Some parts were interesting but mostly it was kinda dull in her opinion. "But congrats on the E in Divination!"

What kind of broom did she have? Random question. "I have a Firebolt X-treme, actually. Named Langley. You?" Then it dawned on her. Oh...he thinks... Hadley had to suppress her urge to laugh. She'd had one of her own housemates blow up at her for not knowing basic magical history her first week at Hogwarts, so she knew what it was like to be clueless about the other side of the fence and being attacked or mocked, or whatever for it. "But, that's not how we're flying to California. We're taking a plane. Doing it the muggle way." Since she was the only one in her family that was magical. Which was odd, considering she was an identical twin. Guess that 0.000000003% or whatever difference in her and her sister's DNA, made all the difference?

"Have you ever been to California?" Because if he hadn't, he should. "It's pretty great. I miss it, actually. I mean don't get me wrong. I love Hogwarts and I love all the friends I have here, but California is home, you know?"

12-18-2016, 01:16 AM	#35 (permalink)
Callie DMC Snidget Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Never Never Land Posts: 2,717 Hogwarts RPG Name: Andromeda Renzler-Denaker Gryffindor First Year	Fluttery Pegasi Quote: Originally Posted by DuckyLinJi Interested by this information about candy, Mason listened to the girl's words as if he were listening to an important lesson at Hogwarts in which O.W.L.s were mentioned. So muggle and wizarding candy were not alike. Not having tried muggle candy before, he had no idea and had always assumed that candy moving in its own was a normal thing. Do they use like... what was the word again? He knew he had heard it in Muggle studies before. "Computers, am i saying that right? do they use those things to make candy? OWLS. Now THAT was a subject he knew and could talk about. "I only failed History of Magic with a P and i surprisingly got a E in Divination, i don't know how that happened but i'm not complaining" he laughed. Back to California? Mason looked at Callie. He never knew that she was born somewhere else than England. Or did she mean that her father did? Not that that was important or anything. What was however was the fact she was going to fly to California. FLY! "What broom model do you have?" He asked, thinking she was going to fly to California on a broom. Cause how else was she going to get there? "Yeah, computers." She paused a moment to consider his question. "Sort of? They're usually made in a factory, where computerized machines perform each task along a conveyor belt. So like one machine will stir the chocolate, and then another pours it into the molds or something, and then another wraps it, etc. They're all programmed by computers to do their task perfectly. It's pretty interesting actually. They even have shows that show you how things are made like that." Which is how she knew that much to begin with. "But I think most factories do give tours to the public to see how things are made and such..." Or was that only in movies? "Oh." Hadley nodded as if she completely understood. Which she did, actually. "Yeah, I'm not great in History of Magic either." So she could totally sympathize. Some parts were interesting but mostly it was kinda dull in her opinion. "But congrats on the E in Divination!" What kind of broom did she have? Random question. "I have a Firebolt X-treme, actually. Named Langley. You?" Then it dawned on her. Oh...he thinks... Hadley had to suppress her urge to laugh. She'd had one of her own housemates blow up at her for not knowing basic magical history her first week at Hogwarts, so she knew what it was like to be clueless about the other side of the fence and being attacked or mocked, or whatever for it. "But, that's not how we're flying to California. We're taking a plane. Doing it the muggle way." Since she was the only one in her family that was magical. Which was odd, considering she was an identical twin. Guess that 0.000000003% or whatever difference in her and her sister's DNA, made all the difference? "Have you ever been to California?" Because if he hadn't, he should. "It's pretty great. I miss it, actually. I mean don't get me wrong. I love Hogwarts and I love all the friends I have here, but California is home, you know?" __________________