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TheDarkLady · 01-10-2010, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Vinegar Tom

Indeed it was a very simple answer. Chaucer had been expecting some sort of grand finale of wordsmithing, but no - the answer was "they both have legs". The idea sunk in as Chaucer played around with it in his head, putting table legs on a raven and raven legs on a table. Hah! Bird legs on a table. Could you imagine such a world? Chaucer shook his head with a grin, barely supressing a chuckle. Gods, but he was funny.

"I shall give you my rubix cube next I think, perhaps you will need to turn it but four times whereas I..." He held up an imaginary cube and pretended to twist it, "I can barely get two lines on one side to match. Hah! Yes, there was no chance I'd have been a Ravenclaw." Now finally put into concrete words, Chaucer came to the realization the not only was his cousin better at transfiguration, but he was also an intellectual superior. Bah! Now I have condmened myself to a frown all day.

"But the cunning of a Slytherin is just as important as the knowledge of a Ravenclaw. What good does knowledge do if it is not put to good use? Making Slytherin is nothing to frown upon." Severia said with a smile. She couldn't understand why so many of her new housemates would have rather been in any other house.

01-10-2010, 03:58 AM	#320 (permalink)
TheDarkLady Streeler Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: The Magical World Posts: 244 Hogwarts RPG Name: Severia Merope Gaunt First Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Vinegar Tom Indeed it was a very simple answer. Chaucer had been expecting some sort of grand finale of wordsmithing, but no - the answer was "they both have legs". The idea sunk in as Chaucer played around with it in his head, putting table legs on a raven and raven legs on a table. Hah! Bird legs on a table. Could you imagine such a world? Chaucer shook his head with a grin, barely supressing a chuckle. Gods, but he was funny. "I shall give you my rubix cube next I think, perhaps you will need to turn it but four times whereas I..." He held up an imaginary cube and pretended to twist it, "I can barely get two lines on one side to match. Hah! Yes, there was no chance I'd have been a Ravenclaw." Now finally put into concrete words, Chaucer came to the realization the not only was his cousin better at transfiguration, but he was also an intellectual superior. Bah! Now I have condmened myself to a frown all day. "But the cunning of a Slytherin is just as important as the knowledge of a Ravenclaw. What good does knowledge do if it is not put to good use? Making Slytherin is nothing to frown upon." Severia said with a smile. She couldn't understand why so many of her new housemates would have rather been in any other house.