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debpetrisor · 05-13-2018, 05:18 AM

The comments flying back and forth around the classroom were mind-boggling, to say the least. Some attacking fiction, others defending - and while he wasn't one to read fiction just yet, professor Curtains' lesson made him gain an interest in it. Unless the practical part would be something torturous, which already became so the moment the professor told them to pair up.

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Originally Posted by Lissy Longbottom

As Nettie suspected, the professor wasn't REALLY trying to single anyone out or call anyone evil or anything like that. Although she still wasn't exactly sure what any of this had to do with History of Magic. She was starting to get bored of all the drama too, since she herself wasn't really involved, and was happy to finally be moving on with the lesson ~~and also happy that no one lost points thank goodness~~. She was never a big fan of working in groups - she knew she could trust herself to get things done, groups not so much - but still, it was an opportunity to get up and move around and socialize, which Nettie was ALWAYS a fan of.

"Who wants to group up with me?!" she asked, standing on her tip toes and waving an arm (as it was the only way her tiny self would be seen amongst the moving students) and waited for people to come clamoring towards her.

He'd always been shy. Too shy for his own good, always preferring to work alone in such situations. He worked best alone, so why wasn't that option out there for people like him?

Glancing around the classroom and watching people already form groups, he spotted a small first year up on her tip toes, looking for a group as well. So, shaking off the nervousness, he moved over to her, his cheeks already flushed at the idea of initiating a conversation with someone he didn't know. "Hey, can I join you?" he asked, nervously chewing on his lower lip.

... it was mind wrecking for him.

05-13-2018, 05:18 AM	#121 (permalink)
debpetrisor Jarvey Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Room of Requirement Posts: 585 Hogwarts RPG Name: Daehyun "Daniel" Yoon Third Year	The comments flying back and forth around the classroom were mind-boggling, to say the least. Some attacking fiction, others defending - and while he wasn't one to read fiction just yet, professor Curtains' lesson made him gain an interest in it. Unless the practical part would be something torturous, which already became so the moment the professor told them to pair up. Quote: Originally Posted by Lissy Longbottom As Nettie suspected, the professor wasn't REALLY trying to single anyone out or call anyone evil or anything like that. Although she still wasn't exactly sure what any of this had to do with History of Magic. She was starting to get bored of all the drama too, since she herself wasn't really involved, and was happy to finally be moving on with the lesson ~~and also happy that no one lost points thank goodness~~. She was never a big fan of working in groups - she knew she could trust herself to get things done, groups not so much - but still, it was an opportunity to get up and move around and socialize, which Nettie was ALWAYS a fan of. *"Who wants to group up with me?!"* she asked, standing on her tip toes and waving an arm (as it was the only way her tiny self would be seen amongst the moving students) and waited for people to come clamoring towards her. He'd always been shy. Too shy for his own good, always preferring to work alone in such situations. He worked best alone, so why wasn't that option out there for people like him? Glancing around the classroom and watching people already form groups, he spotted a small first year up on her tip toes, looking for a group as well. So, shaking off the nervousness, he moved over to her, his cheeks already flushed at the idea of initiating a conversation with someone he didn't know. "Hey, can I join you?" he asked, nervously chewing on his lower lip. ... it was mind wrecking for him.