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Ashwinder · 01-28-2010, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Elan Negaron

He asked them a question. Liatris gave herself a mental shake to bring her back to the present, and decided to be the first to answer. " I usually spend my summer working--small bookstore in Haye-on-Wye." Liatris answered, "Mr. Howl." she added afterwards. She didn't like to add in she worked to get away from her irritating grandmother.

Well that was interesting. He was rather fond of books - though the snobbish side of him doubted the store she worked at sold any in particular he'd want to read - and a fellow book-lover was always a good one to have around. They tended to be rather emotionally stable. He wasn't, but she looked it. Oh, but that name...

"No mister. Just Howl. Thank you, Miss Greyweather."

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Originally Posted by Tazenhani

"I spend my time as a prisoner in Hogwarts." She was about to direct her attention back to Howl when she noticed a younger boy standing a ways off with a rather peculiar hat. A small smile touched her lips; she liked the hat. And no it wasn't a joke. No nice bookstore job for her. Well, she supposed she could get one if she really wanted to, but Hogwarts seemed, despite her words, the better bet. "I like the hat."

"A convict!" Howl declared with amusement.

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Originally Posted by Ama

Licking the corner of his lips, McKey was momentarily distracted by...a mouse hat. "Last summer, I set the neighbor's field on fire."

....Cricket. "Normally, I just read up on plants and their properties."

"...and a pyromanic! Headmistress, you never told me you had such interesting students here! I had no idea!"

Eridia's eyes narrowed as she took in his misplaced glee, "Neither did I."

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Originally Posted by Ameh

"Depends on what my family decides, where summer goes," he finally said, eyes flickering to the girl who said she liked the hat. Obviously his hat. Everyone liked his hat. Mostly girls and younger students, for some odd reason. "Last summer we went to America..."

He trailed off, recalling fondly that he'd managed to destroy a snake pit and let a wild gorilla loose less than a year ago. Accidentally, of course.

They really should stop feeding those snakes with mice.

"Thank you, girl person," he added, tugging on one of the pom pom strings. "I like it too."

"A family man," Howl commented. Then again, he did look the youngest of the bunch. A kid, still? The mouse hat certainly suggested it. "Which America would that be, North, South, or Central?"

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Originally Posted by Oesed

"I usually spend my summer with ... my sister. " Doing nothing. Well, she had to clean the house and just do chores in general.

Like a maid. Another fail. "And also work part-time in the local muggle-diner." Yeah. Professional Busgirl here. "I'm sorry, but how exactly is that relevant to our summer experience with you, Mister Howl?" Kit's tone was cautious and walked the fine line that separated polite from rude and demanding.

A family girl who actually didn't like family? And she worked a job that she disliked. And now she was questioning him. Thank you, Merlin, but using Geminio on someone and making the clone a young girl is a violation of magic. You all-seeing turd.

"Again, just Howl. And it's relevant because before I give any of you the potential of ruining my summer, I'd like to know that I'm not ruining yours. Mutual ruination is hardly the way to get people to cooperate with each other, is it?"

He looked at all their faces, "Really, you don't have to come. If you'd rather spend your summer with books or burning things you're entitled. This isn't school and if you don't want to come I don't want you."

There. Best it was said right from the get-go.

01-28-2010, 11:25 PM	#22 (permalink)
Ashwinder MO Puffskein Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Staring at a Wall. Posts: 2,285 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elias Inkwell First Year x7	I went all "rearranging" 'n stuff. Snake disguised as Raven Browncoat Quote: Originally Posted by Elan Negaron He asked them a question. Liatris gave herself a mental shake to bring her back to the present, and decided to be the first to answer. " I usually spend my summer working--small bookstore in Haye-on-Wye." Liatris answered, "Mr. Howl." she added afterwards. She didn't like to add in she worked to get away from her irritating grandmother. Well that was interesting. He was rather fond of books - though the snobbish side of him doubted the store she worked at sold any in particular he'd want to read - and a fellow book-lover was always a good one to have around. They tended to be rather emotionally stable. He wasn't, but she looked it. Oh, but that name... "No mister. Just Howl. Thank you, Miss Greyweather." Quote: Originally Posted by Tazenhani "I spend my time as a prisoner in Hogwarts." She was about to direct her attention back to Howl when she noticed a younger boy standing a ways off with a rather peculiar hat. A small smile touched her lips; she liked the hat. And no it wasn't a joke. No nice bookstore job for her. Well, she supposed she could get one if she really wanted to, but Hogwarts seemed, despite her words, the better bet. "I like the hat." "A convict!" Howl declared with amusement. Quote: Originally Posted by Ama Licking the corner of his lips, McKey was momentarily distracted by...a mouse hat. "Last summer, I set the neighbor's field on fire." ....Cricket. "Normally, I just read up on plants and their properties." "...and a pyromanic! Headmistress, you never told me you had such interesting students here! I had no idea!" Eridia's eyes narrowed as she took in his misplaced glee, "Neither did I." Quote: Originally Posted by Ameh "Depends on what my family decides, where summer goes," he finally said, eyes flickering to the girl who said she liked the hat. Obviously his hat. Everyone liked his hat. Mostly girls and younger students, for some odd reason. "Last summer we went to America..." He trailed off, recalling fondly that he'd managed to destroy a snake pit and let a wild gorilla loose less than a year ago. Accidentally, of course. They really should stop feeding those snakes with mice. "Thank you, girl person," he added, tugging on one of the pom pom strings. "I like it too." "A family man," Howl commented. Then again, he did look the youngest of the bunch. A kid, still? The mouse hat certainly suggested it. "Which America would that be, North, South, or Central?" Quote: Originally Posted by Oesed "I usually spend my summer with ... my sister. " Doing nothing. Well, she had to clean the house and just do chores in general. Like a maid. Another fail. "And also work part-time in the local muggle-diner." Yeah. Professional Busgirl here. "I'm sorry, but how exactly is that relevant to our summer experience with you, Mister Howl?" Kit's tone was cautious and walked the fine line that separated polite from rude and demanding. A family girl who actually didn't like family? And she worked a job that she disliked. And now she was questioning him. Thank you, Merlin, but using Geminio on someone and making the clone a young girl is a violation of magic. You all-seeing turd. "Again, just Howl. And it's relevant because before I give any of you the potential of ruining my summer, I'd like to know that I'm not ruining yours. Mutual ruination is hardly the way to get people to cooperate with each other, is it?" He looked at all their faces, "Really, you don't have to come. If you'd rather spend your summer with books or burning things you're entitled. This isn't school and if you don't want to come I don't want you." There. Best it was said right from the get-go.