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aussiegirl 
Kayla stared at Anna for a moment, "You're joking right? Nico's name attached to a chihuahua I don't think so, maybe a pitbull but definitely not a lap dog." She shook her head if anyone voted for that name she would hex the living daylights out of them. "I was thinking more like Caesar, Othello. Romeo or Macbeth but I really like Caesar the best."
"Well...no, not exactly," Anna said, shrugging slightly. "I mean, when I remember Nico, I remember him as being such a kind, caring friend. True, we had that
brief chocolate frog experience, but that was just one thorn on an otherwise lovely rose. Your names are awesome, too, though. I really like Caesar."
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LisaPotter1125 Professor Morgan couldn't help but laugh at some of the hilarious names being suggested for Ethan's dog. She hoped that he'd be able to choose and not find them too silly. After all, that puppy was the most beautiful thing that she had ever seen in her life. Well, not THE most beautiful, but he was certainly running a tight race at the moment. She wondered if she shouldn't think of a few names herself but after hearing Calpurnia whinny again, she figured that it was time to start wrapping things up.
She ran her hand down Kimber's mane and leaned down close to whisper in her ear. When she lifted her head, she called for the class' attention once more. "Alright, it looks like everyone has finally had a chance to interact with the unicorns; so I think its time to let them go. Plymouth, if you don't mind, could you please lead Kimber back into her stall while I take Calpurnia into the forest? I would really appreciate it." She said, giving him a dazzling smile.
"And class feel free to discuss your own unicorn experience with each other while we're gone. We'll be right back."
"Anyway," Anna said, still addressing Kayla, "It seems we're supposed to be discuss our experiences with the unicorn now. Wasn't it simply magical? I've never even been this close to a unicorn before, let alone being able to touch one and talk to it. Calpurnia was really sweet, too, although I didn't think she'd let me touch her at first. It took her a few seconds to warm up to me and finally bow."
"So after she bowed, I was able to reach out and pet her. Her fur's really silky, too. I know this sounds silly, but Professor Morgan said we could talk to the unicorns, so I did. I doubt she knew anything of what I said, but who knows...she might. When I was finished, I brushed down the part I'd messed up with all the petting. How was your experience?" she asked.