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Old 10-01-2018, 08:07 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo View Post
Well. "To be entirely honest, I'm hoping the man is more creative than wanting to attempt locking everyone down in the dungeons. Such a wide scale revolt, I'd like to think he'd employ a bit more imagination for all our efforts." All the work Jessa was prepared to put into this rebellion!experiment. All the people who'd be likely putting themselves on the front line. It would be almost insulting if the man just waved his hand and ushered them all down the stairs.

He was capable of a lot. His missing arm hinted at as much. It was only right he show them just what he was prepared to do in the face of such blatant defiance. Anything less and she'd be utterly disappointed.

That next question was an important one. With how this "new regime" was already being run, it would be difficult to find a meeting spot that could hold everyone that wouldn't be crashed. "The RoR might be our best bet there. It worked fine in the years of Harry Potter, I don't see why we'd tried finding something else when a tried and true location is already at our disposal." They could make it as large or as versatile as it needed to be.

That seemed sorted.

"You're right, Cam and Derf are easy ins as long as we can convince them to join the cause." Though if she was being honest, she didn't think that would take too much. Jessa pulled a piece of parchment from her bag and a quill to write down the small details they'd already decided. "Okay, let's not linger here for too long in case we gain unwanted attention but before we split, anything else to start?"
"Wouldn't put it past him," Zoryn commented offhand, though she was slightly uneasy about what Jessa had implied. It was a hard thing to do, you know? Making Zoryn Spinnet uneasy. Not many were capable of it. Even fewer were capable of making her admit to it. But the point of the matter was, it almost sounded like Jessa wanted to land into trouble. Zoryn was all for trouble, in fact, trouble was basically her middle name. BUT she wasn't planning a revolt to get expelled. She was planning a revolt to reach ultimate Hogwarts fame AND overthrow this stupid regime.

But the Gryffindor didn't linger on the thought any more than she needed to. Consequences weren't worthwhile to think about yet. Do now, think later. That was her motto, anyway.

The Gryffindor shrugged, agreeing with her counterpart. "Works for me," she liked the Room of Requirement anyhow. Hogsmeade would be too risky. "Just gotta brief the idiots and first years," (((these two things were not mutually exclusive FYI))) "so they don't screw it up before we even get our chance." Didn't need any nosey Professors following them around the castle. And it seemed like there were more and more nosey Professors every single day.

"I'm very convincing," she gave Jessa an innocent sort of smile. Zoryn would handle corralling the troops as long as Jessa came up with their masterplan. Sounded like a fair enough plan. "Let's meet again in a couple of days, maybe focus on sorting out the details and I'll have a list of volunteers." The Gryffindor got up onto her feet before pausing, "on second thought... You go first. I'll wait a few minutes before I leave too."

The less suspicious they looked, the better. Right?
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