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Padie · 09-07-2010, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Blackened

"I see your point," Teagan nodded good-naturedly, "but maybe what you mean is you have your own point of view. Getting your own perspective kind of defeats the whole purpose of it... perspective is supposed to not be limited to just one individual's understanding of things. At least that's what I like to believe." Teagan rounded up his little speech by snapping his book shut. He was in no way disheartened by her rudeness and general lack of people skills, but he was also quite a smart lad and knew when he was fighting a lost cause. And while he didn't believe in giving up, he was clearly wasting his positive vibes on someone who cared nothing about him or his efforts.

"Well, I'm sorry for not picking it up sooner. I won't bother you any more then," he said with a smile, getting up. He placed his book back into his pocket and looked to his left and his right, deciding on the spot which way to leave. "I hope you enjoy Hogwarts, I really do." And he meant it.

He saw her point? Did he really? Margaret just had to doubt it, as he always seemed to be too keen on loving the whole world and so on, something she absolutely could not understand and was certain she never would. Mmm... Was he attempting to keep her snapping to a minimum? Yes, that was probably it, unless he had some sort of plan. What kind of plan it was, though, she did not know, for she had no idea of how aliens think. "No, my perspective and my point of view are the same," She shrugged with no emotion whatsoever, as she glanced at the book.

Indeed, all she did was glance at the yellowy pages, as she was soon raising her head curiously and, perhaps, with surprise. Strange, he wasn't as easy to figure as she had believed him to be. After all, he had given her no suggestion to smile this once. Could he need some kind of back-up in order to have the guts to do this? Maybe, maybe. Nevertheless, his reaction was curious. Very curious to say the least. "Thank you," She didn't even realize she had said those words, nor that her tone had actually been rather kind, as her eyes kept trying to figure Teagan out.

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Padie Romanian Longhorn Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Neverland Posts: 39,693 Hogwarts RPG Name: Margaret Jacqueline Atkinson Morris Fifth Year	Potter’s Princess A+ FangGirl Quote: Originally Posted by Blackened "I see your point," Teagan nodded good-naturedly, "but maybe what you mean is you have your own point of view. Getting your own perspective kind of defeats the whole purpose of it... perspective is supposed to not be limited to just one individual's understanding of things. At least that's what I like to believe." Teagan rounded up his little speech by snapping his book shut. He was in no way disheartened by her rudeness and general lack of people skills, but he was also quite a smart lad and knew when he was fighting a lost cause. And while he didn't believe in giving up, he was clearly wasting his positive vibes on someone who cared nothing about him or his efforts. "Well, I'm sorry for not picking it up sooner. I won't bother you any more then," he said with a smile, getting up. He placed his book back into his pocket and looked to his left and his right, deciding on the spot which way to leave. "I hope you enjoy Hogwarts, I really do." And he meant it. He saw her point? Did he really? Margaret just had to doubt it, as he always seemed to be too keen on loving the whole world and so on, something she absolutely could not understand and was certain she never would. Mmm... Was he attempting to keep her snapping to a minimum? Yes, that was probably it, unless he had some sort of plan. What kind of plan it was, though, she did not know, for she had no idea of how aliens think. "No, my perspective and my point of view are the same," She shrugged with no emotion whatsoever, as she glanced at the book. Indeed, all she did was glance at the yellowy pages, as she was soon raising her head curiously and, perhaps, with surprise. Strange, he wasn't as easy to figure as she had believed him to be. After all, he had given her no suggestion to smile this once. Could he need some kind of back-up in order to have the guts to do this? Maybe, maybe. Nevertheless, his reaction was curious. Very curious to say the least. "Thank you," She didn't even realize she had said those words, nor that her tone had actually been rather kind, as her eyes kept trying to figure Teagan out. __________________ I gotta go back to the muggle world, they're gonna try and tell me this wasn't, that none of this happened, but you know what? It was real. It did happen. We spent time here. We made friends here. That's a part of us. Cause Hogwarts is bigger than any of us, of any of it's founders, and it's going to be around long after we're gone. Maybe we'll see our kids come here one day. That's the thing about Hogwarts. No matter how long you're away from it, there's always a way back.