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SPOILER!!: Mirabelle!

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Originally Posted by Nordic Witch

Had she talked too loud too? Mira didn't know, and worried she'd lose house points too just like Kara did, but luckily Professor Joshi just seemed happy that she showed interest in the subject. Letting out an almost inaudible sigh of relief Mira waited for the lesson to start, which it did in matter of minutes.

First instruction was to choose a book from the bookshelves that spoke to you. Mira rose from her bean bag, and walked around amongst the bookshelves until she spotted a very familiar book. Taking down a copy of 'Tales of Beedle the Bard' she returned to her bean bag with a smile on her lips. This book her mum and dad had read to her at bedtime when she was younger, and she loved all the stories.

There was a flurry of movements and Sarika did her best to keep an eye on everything; she felt that she would need a couple more pairs of eyes. She briefly zoned in on Mirabelle, noting that the Gryffindor browsed the shelves first before selecting a book. Though she could not make out the title from where she stood, she nodded for a short moment in approval. No trouble from Mirabelle nor disrespect to the books there!

SPOILER!!: Diego!

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Originally Posted by Charely Potter

"Hey Kara." Diego's beaming smile shone when she sat by him. Although she might have been a little too loud for the scene, costing them points. "It's okay, could've been worse." Not that he held a grudge, points can always be regained. Once the lesson begun, he tried to focus on what the Professor was saying.

Since he sat in the beanbags, he got up first to check out the shelves. He walked over to the fiction section, wheresome muggle authors were listed. He glanced for a moment at one book, but couldn't help going back to it, mainly because the boy's face on the cover was staring at him surrounded by other faces. It had a haunting look to it, so he grabbed it holding carefully before walking back to his seat.

Another Gryffindor Sarika took a moment to focus upon was Diego. Given his track record at Hogwarts, she expected no sort of trouble from him. She did note that he gravitated towards the shelves that housed the books penned by Muggle authors. The face of the boy printed on the cover was quite visible to her.

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Because she hadn’t wanted to get in the students’ way, Sarika had opted to remain close to the board while keenly observing. She was pleased that she had not been given further reason to deduct any more House points. Then again, she thought, the lesson was far from over. Speaking of…

“One minute left, Oracles,’’ the woman called quietly. She watched as the last straggler hurriedly selected a book before rushing off to their seat. Now, Sarika moved closer to her students. “Ms. Walsh, in her earlier excitement, blurted out today’s topic.” Her tone was light and bore not a single trace of annoyance as she made this comment. It was lovely that a student had been able to hit the proverbial nail on the head.

“Bibliomancy.” On cue, the marker she had brought along zoomed up to the board to write the topic in black ink. This left Sarika to move freely among the students; it was also a great opportunity to take note of books that had been chosen. Her interest was piqued by their choices.

“What do you know about Bibliomancy, except the obvious of course, that books are used for foretelling the future? What do you think the process of Bibliomancy entails? In other words, what are the steps done when practicing this form of Divination? Or, if you prefer, you may simply choose to share why you selected the book in your possession. Why do you think you were drawn to it? Have you read it before? Please remember to raise your hand and wait to be called on.”


OOC: Hi, guys! This aspect of the lesson will run for 24 hours! Your character should only answer one of the two sets of questions In addition, catchup can be done.