Audra listened to what Professor Light had said rather carefully. She couldn't believe that a teacher was being so, well, honest, with a student. At Beauxbatons, teachers and class had been all about show and how to make the most refined magic, but teachers never gave a reason for wanting to teach a subject; the teachers taught what was necessary for living in the wizarding world. Here at Hogwarts, teachers taught a subject because they actually cared about what was taught. It might not be useful in the wizarding world, but it would sure be handy as wizards invariably will interact with Muggles at sometime. Maybe Audra was finding her place here, away from the pure-blood environment that her parents stressed was necessary for a proper education. She began to like this professor, not as a Muggle or pure-blood, but as a person befriends another person.

Audra then said "Merci" to the professor, and asked if she could sit and stay a bit longer, just to see who else might pop in to say hello. Maybe this year wasn't going to be so bad after all, if all the professors were as honest and courteous as Julianna Light was.