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fr2nc1z · 12-30-2005, 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by pgspickles

pauline raised her hand, "it could be given to ease pain of a bite from an animal " pauline said unsure

Professor Virohsa nodded. "It could.. yet the plant seems to focus on other type of maladies".

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Originally Posted by griffin_girl

g_g raised her hand once more"the magical propertyof the rhubarb is for protection and fidelity, i could use it before duelling so as not to get hurt too much...." she said a little sure of herself.

Professor Virohsa nodded. "That is an interesting use of the plant. However, I would not use it in a duel", she replied. "2 pts"

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Originally Posted by PhoenixFawlks

Zelot raised her hand..
"Professor could it be used to cure a wart jinx?" Zelot asked

Professor Virohsa shook her head. "No, I do not think so dear", she explained.

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Originally Posted by Christy_Horcrux00

Christy said raised her hand and answered "Wizards might have used Rhubarb properties and even it's poison for healing potions" she was a little unsure.

Professor Virohsa nodded. "Ah! Intriguing. Yes, this plant could be used to counter its own poisenous effects, which in some cases could be the healing part", she added. "This we shall focus on for the rest of the term. Using poison as a healer", she said slowly.

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Originally Posted by demented_death_eater

Kay re-read the properties of rhubarb and thought about her answer carefully. She raised her hand and began to speak. "Professor Virohsa, couldn't rhubarb be used restore moisture, such as a parched throat on a hot day? Maybe even cosmetically as a moisturizing astringent that can be applied to the face?"

Professor Virohsa nodded. "Yes, dear, that could be one of its uses",she replied. "However, that doesn't relate to its magical properties", she added.

"Now, I want you all to look at the blackboard again and use the following. We will be focusing on the five elements that ancient chinese culture, or traditional, used to determine when a plant was ready for medicinal use. I want you to use your wand to give light, the water pitchers to give water, your gloves to take earth away or to place more of it. We will not be dealing with metal or wood in this case", she explained. "Basically, make sure to try a bit of everything. If the plant loses its color and becomes paler, you know that you are doing something wrong. What we are looking for is for the flowers to turn purple. Feel free to work alone or in pairs", she added.

As she was about ready to turn and start walking around.. she remembered an episode that had happened on earlier terms.. "And don't poke the plants!!!", she snapped.

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Originally Posted by Blackboard #3

OOC- I will leave this thread open - class will end tomorrow. I will be in and out checking it. Obviously, your homework points will depend on what you do here. And, the more creativity and role-play you have, the more points you will earn.

12-30-2005, 03:16 AM	#204 (permalink)
fr2nc1z SS Resident Shopaholic Couture Chick Moke Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 8,871	Quote: Originally Posted by pgspickles pauline raised her hand, "it could be given to ease pain of a bite from an animal " pauline said unsure Professor Virohsa nodded. "It could.. yet the plant seems to focus on other type of maladies". Quote: Originally Posted by griffin_girl g_g raised her hand once more"the magical propertyof the rhubarb is for protection and fidelity, i could use it before duelling so as not to get hurt too much...." she said a little sure of herself. Professor Virohsa nodded. "That is an interesting use of the plant. However, I would not use it in a duel", she replied. "2 pts" Quote: Originally Posted by PhoenixFawlks Zelot raised her hand.. "Professor could it be used to cure a wart jinx?" Zelot asked Professor Virohsa shook her head. "No, I do not think so dear", she explained. Quote: Originally Posted by Christy_Horcrux00 Christy said raised her hand and answered "Wizards might have used Rhubarb properties and even it's poison for healing potions" she was a little unsure. Professor Virohsa nodded. "Ah! Intriguing. Yes, this plant could be used to counter its own poisenous effects, which in some cases could be the healing part", she added. "This we shall focus on for the rest of the term. Using poison as a healer", she said slowly. Quote: Originally Posted by demented_death_eater Kay re-read the properties of rhubarb and thought about her answer carefully. She raised her hand and began to speak. "Professor Virohsa, couldn't rhubarb be used restore moisture, such as a parched throat on a hot day? Maybe even cosmetically as a moisturizing astringent that can be applied to the face?" Professor Virohsa nodded. "Yes, dear, that could be one of its uses",she replied. "However, that doesn't relate to its magical properties", she added. "Now, I want you all to look at the blackboard again and use the following. We will be focusing on the five elements that ancient chinese culture, or traditional, used to determine when a plant was ready for medicinal use. I want you to use your wand to give light, the water pitchers to give water, your gloves to take earth away or to place more of it. We will not be dealing with metal or wood in this case", she explained. "Basically, make sure to try a bit of everything. If the plant loses its color and becomes paler, you know that you are doing something wrong. What we are looking for is for the flowers to turn purple. Feel free to work alone or in pairs", she added. As she was about ready to turn and start walking around.. she remembered an episode that had happened on earlier terms.. "And don't poke the plants!!!", she snapped. Quote: Originally Posted by Blackboard #3 OOC- I will leave this thread open - class will end tomorrow. I will be in and out checking it. Obviously, your homework points will depend on what you do here. And, the more creativity and role-play you have, the more points you will earn. Last edited by fr2nc1z; 12-30-2005 at 03:19 AM.