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Treyen Lockhart
Hufflepuff
Second Year
The teacups. He stared at the teacup the Professor held and listened to him and the ones who were answering quite intently. Simply because he's never done any sort of reading besides books, and parchments, and all things written or with letters. But...tea leaves reading...yeah...never.
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Originally Posted by
Miss Lissy Lou 
"Tea leaf symbols that fall in the rim section correspond with the present time. The middle shows insight into the near future, and the base represents the ultimate outcome or conclusion that you should draw from your tea leaves." [/B]
Oooooooh! That was...something very useful, and very awesome that the Professor pointed it out. Treyen certainly took notes on that.
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Originally Posted by
Miss Lissy Lou "Before we begin, does anyone know how we determine where the base, middle, and rim sections fall on the inside of the teacup?" he asked. This would be the last question, then he'd get started with the reading part. WOOOT!
After raising both his hands first, and then taking down the right one, because there was no need for BOTH hands, Treyen started to say,
"Well, I believe that the base will be the bottom of the cup, what you see when you've finished your tea. Then the middle would be where the handle is, except, on the inside, of course....and, the rim, well, the border of the cup" he finished, and then asked something that was quite related to something the Professor just said,
"Is that why the rim section corresponds to the present time? And the middle to the future? And the base to the outcome? I mean, as you drink, that's the order in which the tea vanishes...leaving the base as the end, the last you see..is it related to that?" he was having trouble trying to express himself, apparently, because he knew nothing of teacups.