"Umm, no," Cale replied when the professor asked if he was uncomfortable, blushing slightly. HE wasn't uncomfortable, but other people might be.

When he announced that they were to catch chocolate frogs without leaving their desks, Cale became a tad worried. Knowing his history of balance problems, he would most likely fall off, in very dramatic fashion, before he got his frog. Gulp. Looking nervously at his net, he waited until the frogs were released before he started swinging. What was WITH these frogs? It was like they had been charmed to be faster and hop higher than even normal, animal frogs. Gasping as he nearly toppled off his desk, he held out his arms and regained his balance before trying again. Waving his net wildly, he hoped and prayed he'd finally catch a frog without injuring himself or others. The nearest person to him was Anna, but he wasn't swinging so wildly that he would hit anyone.

Finally, he felt a soft thud in his net and a soft "ribbit" as he realized he had caught a frog. Actually, two had hopped into his net with his wild swinging. Taking one and tossing it gently on the floor, he watched it hop back into the action as he sat in his seat and opened the remaining frog to see what card he had gotten.