 Gryffindor for life Notorious Niffler
Emmeline frantically scribbled notes about this magic law thing in her Charms notebook. She was sure that it would turn up on an exam, or at least sure that it was important to know these things. She watched with wide eyes as Professor Marchand went through the demonstrations that backed up what he said about duplicating things with magic, summoning things with magic, and all of magic's limits when it came to food. This was cool stuff! She particularly liked how he'd summoned an apple across the room; that would be such a useful spell. Raising her hand, she asked: "Professor sir, does that spell you did to make the apple go across the room work on creatures?" So that was off-topic, but it was very relevant to Emmeline's life. Nanny's pygmy puffs would never almost escape again!
She listened intently to the professor's question and raised her hand again: "I think the right one is the magic one because..." She glanced down at her notes, "because it's too perfect. And this one on the left here has an extra bump by the stem--" she pointed at the bump on the left apple -- "so I think it's more natural. Also, the left one doesn't have as much candy stuff ALL the way around the apple, see?" She pointed again to a spot where the candy stuff on the left apple wasn't as perfectly even as it was on the right side apple. She watched the professor eagerly, really hoping she was right. This was one of the few subjects she really cared about, so it would be a shame to be bad enough to fail this kind of exercise.
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