It would have been in poor taste for the eliminated champion not to show up to support her housemate, right? Of course. Was she still a bit shell shocked from what had transpired during her own time in the competition? A little. But above all else she was relieved. Oddly enough. She didn't envy any of the final four this last challenge.

Having slipped in quietly, the Gryffindor sat down and tugged at the ends of her Gryffindor scarf. It popped against her black clothes, really. Heh.

Just as the girl was getting settled she began to listen to what was going on around her... and one of the first things she picked up on was the snide remark from her own Headmistress. That was rich. Dora refused to turn around and make eye contact, but her posture changed slightly... she sat a bit straighter and clenched her hands and released a few times. Yes they had all been more than a little heated following the last challenge, but like... why was it such an ISSUE that a bunch of dramatic teens were just that?

She would never understand that mentality.

Ever.

But for now she was not going to focus on the negative mess. Nope. She was there to support Levi. The ONLY champion that mattered to her. Yep. Her eyes did wander a bit from the screen though. Landing a few times on her own Head of House. She had regretted her display with him almost immediately, but whatever. He was used to it when it came to her, she was sure. But then Hirsch... her eyes fell on the offensive Professor and she could NOT keep her eyes from rolling. Favoritism was strong with that one. Always was though.

And then that damn cheerleader happened again. Could she just cast Muffliato on herself to avoid this hot mess? No... she'd likely miss something important if she did. Sighs. And contrary to popular belief, she did not make it a habit of hexing, jinxing, or cursing people on a whim. With that being said, she did have a strong stink eye. So that was what she shot at the offensive girl. She really needed to get a grasp on reality.

UGH.