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lemondrop13 · 02-15-2009, 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Becky

Jack sighed "I don't get it!" he groaned in frustration as he looked around at the other students.

Professor Shackleton turned her attention to Jack, "What is it that you don't get, exactly? If you tell me where you are struggling, perhaps I can clear that up for you."

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herminny

Herminny raised her hand and said,"2 would probably never know what it personally wants cause 2 is always trying to constantly please others".

Professor Shackleton clapped her hands together, "Precisely! The main challenge for the 2 is figuring out how to be seen as cooperative without ignoring its own independence and personal needs. Two points!"

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Originally Posted by MsMorgan

Mariel again nodded as the professor provide her explanation and further clarification. Pondering her next question, the Ravenclaw girl raised her hand. "Perhaps they're indecisive? If they're always looking at both sides of an argument, maybe they have difficulty choosing. And if caution is one of the traits of a Two, maybe they could be overly cautious and miss opportunities."

"Another wonderful answer! A challenge for the 2 is that they will always wait til the 'right time' and so sometimes misses opportunities. And then of course, there's the challenge of not getting caught in indecisiveness! Three points for you!"

Shifting her weight, Professor Shackleton smoothed her robes on her lap and continued, "So, the lesson for the 2... Because it is so sensitive, the 2 often places others first and so its lesson is to not be a doormat for others, to be true to itself, and to speak up with tactfulness.

"As many of your classmates have previously noted, the 2 is perfect for healthy relationships. They are an excellent partner - faithful and affectionate. They are cultured, charming, and gracious, and so make a wonderful host or hostess. Companionship is essential to the 2. On the flipside of that, 2s can become possessive of people and/or things. They can be jealous, but they dislike arguments, and are always the first to want to make up. Still, when a 2 is hurt by criticism, it may behave as if it is a mortal wound and can become nitpicky and ciritical, because its world must be in balance for the 2 to feel right."

Standing once again from her chair so that she could stroll about the inside of the circle, Professor Shackleton asked, "What are some key words associated with the number three and what message do they convey?"

02-15-2009, 05:20 PM	#79 (permalink)
lemondrop13 Kneazle Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Rhode Island, USA Posts: 22,383 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane W. Fordyce First Year	Cheesy Mac Quote: Originally Posted by Becky Jack sighed "I don't get it!" he groaned in frustration as he looked around at the other students. Professor Shackleton turned her attention to Jack, "What is it that you don't get, exactly? If you tell me where you are struggling, perhaps I can clear that up for you." Quote: Originally Posted by Herminny Herminny raised her hand and said,"2 would probably never know what it personally wants cause 2 is always trying to constantly please others". Professor Shackleton clapped her hands together, "Precisely! The main challenge for the 2 is figuring out how to be seen as cooperative without ignoring its own independence and personal needs. Two points!" Quote: Originally Posted by MsMorgan Mariel again nodded as the professor provide her explanation and further clarification. Pondering her next question, the Ravenclaw girl raised her hand. "Perhaps they're indecisive? If they're always looking at both sides of an argument, maybe they have difficulty choosing. And if caution is one of the traits of a Two, maybe they could be overly cautious and miss opportunities." "Another wonderful answer! A challenge for the 2 is that they will always wait til the 'right time' and so sometimes misses opportunities. And then of course, there's the challenge of not getting caught in indecisiveness! Three points for you!" Shifting her weight, Professor Shackleton smoothed her robes on her lap and continued, "So, the lesson for the 2... Because it is so sensitive, the 2 often places others first and so its lesson is to not be a doormat for others, to be true to itself, and to speak up with tactfulness. "As many of your classmates have previously noted, the 2 is perfect for healthy relationships. They are an excellent partner - faithful and affectionate. They are cultured, charming, and gracious, and so make a wonderful host or hostess. Companionship is essential to the 2. On the flipside of that, 2s can become possessive of people and/or things. They can be jealous, but they dislike arguments, and are always the first to want to make up. Still, when a 2 is hurt by criticism, it may behave as if it is a mortal wound and can become nitpicky and ciritical, because its world must be in balance for the 2 to feel right." Standing once again from her chair so that she could stroll about the inside of the circle, Professor Shackleton asked, "What are some key words associated with the number three and what message do they convey?" __________________