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BanaBatGirl · 10-28-2010, 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by DeadlyLocksO'Gold

Di nodded. "You're all correct," she agreed. "The Quileute tribe - it's Quileute by the way, Mr. Saitoh -" She smiled slightly - "Is a group of American Indians based in the US. Their global population is under a thousand, and reported population in La Push, their main centre, round four hundred. Now, the tribe's origins are popularly linked to magic. In fact, there is a legend of sorts attached to them. Does anyone know anything about this legend?"

She cupped her hands, as she stopped speaking. Pretty lights seemed to gather in them, before seemingly floating off in other directions. Di found it fun.

The quill-whatsit tribe? Of whowhats? From where?

Fletcher literally stared at the professor with quite a blank look on his face. His mouth even dropped open a little and he blinked several times in confusion. How the hell was he supposed to know anything about India based in America based the US based in legend based in whaaaa? He could hardly find Scotland on a map, much less India and America and who had even heard of the the US!

"Errrrrrrr," the boy drawled for an answer, glancing around at his classmates for inspiration. He certainly knew of no legend but that didn't mean he couldn't make one up. "That Quileute word sounds French. So does La Push. So the only legend I've heard of," or made up, "is that the Quilwhatnots were attacked by mad French men who wanted all of the American Indie's spices. To fight off the Frenchies, the Quil tribe had to transform into... big dogs. Yeah. Great big transformer dogs that give you rabies when they bite you. So the Quildogs successfully fought off the Frenchies and got to keep their secret recipe of spices. They all made a treaty and the only thing the French got to keep was the name of the place. They called it La Push, obviously, cuz they had been pushed away from stealing all the Indie land and spices."

All finished with his solid answer, Fletcher sat back on his cushion with a deep nod. Maybe the professor was as awful at geography at Fletcher was. The boy at least knew that France was nowhere near America OR India.... oh well. French people had wicked evil skillz, like Noel. So as far as this Hufflepuff was concerned, his theory could still be plausible.

10-28-2010, 04:57 AM	#41 (permalink)
BanaBatGirl Banshee Join Date: May 2007 Location: Gotham Posts: 51,216 Hogwarts RPG Name: TBD Gryffindor Hogwarts RPG Name: Zara H. Bunbury-Foster Slytherin Fifth Year	.....are we seriously doing Twilight? MAXIEEEEE. xD Professor Pink \| Mrs. Bruce Wayne \| I'm on a Goat \| Glitterpuff \| Dumbledore's Defense Squad \| BHB Quote: Originally Posted by DeadlyLocksO'Gold Di nodded. "You're all correct," she agreed. "The Quileute tribe - it's Quileute by the way, Mr. Saitoh -" She smiled slightly - "Is a group of American Indians based in the US. Their global population is under a thousand, and reported population in La Push, their main centre, round four hundred. Now, the tribe's origins are popularly linked to magic. In fact, there is a legend of sorts attached to them. Does anyone know anything about this legend?" She cupped her hands, as she stopped speaking. Pretty lights seemed to gather in them, before seemingly floating off in other directions. Di found it fun. The quill-whatsit tribe? Of whowhats? From where? Fletcher literally stared at the professor with quite a blank look on his face. His mouth even dropped open a little and he blinked several times in confusion. How the hell was he supposed to know anything about India based in America based the US based in legend based in whaaaa? He could hardly find Scotland on a map, much less India and America and who had even heard of the the US! "Errrrrrrr," the boy drawled for an answer, glancing around at his classmates for inspiration. He certainly knew of no legend but that didn't mean he couldn't make one up. "That Quileute word sounds French. So does La Push. So the only legend I've heard of," or made up, "is that the Quilwhatnots were attacked by mad French men who wanted all of the American Indie's spices. To fight off the Frenchies, the Quil tribe had to transform into... big dogs. Yeah. Great big transformer dogs that give you rabies when they bite you. So the Quildogs successfully fought off the Frenchies and got to keep their secret recipe of spices. They all made a treaty and the only thing the French got to keep was the name of the place. They called it La Push, obviously, cuz they had been pushed away from stealing all the Indie land and spices." All finished with his solid answer, Fletcher sat back on his cushion with a deep nod. Maybe the professor was as awful at geography at Fletcher was. The boy at least knew that France was nowhere near America OR India.... oh well. French people had wicked evil skillz, like Noel. So as far as this Hufflepuff was concerned, his theory could still be plausible. __________________ yeah, there's one thing about me that you should know________________________________ __________________________________________that I can't help from speaking my mind