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I was always waiting for a reason to say that! Chaucer grinned openly. Quote:
The boy seemed reserved, almost intimidated. Excellent! Chaucer worked so much better around those who were weaker willed than he. Or perhaps there's something dark and sinister lurking beneath his seemingly innocent exterior. Ha! How devious... such a mysterious past clearly usurps my own flamboyance. Well, not clearly but if one really ponders the matter. "Boy!" Chaucer shouted with a wave of his hand. "You just slip out of the conversation like a ghost? None of that I say none of that. You will immediately tell me something interesting. Go on - oh very well I'll start." He straightened his tie a little before continuing. "What are you good at? Tell me, but be impressive! |
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She almost jumped right out of her seat when she heard the loudest sneeze in the history of sneezes! Who could produce a sneeze that loud? Looking at the staff table, Destiny expected to see a giant, or Borr, sitting at the table. It was the new dude. The new dude was going to contaminate the whole school with his sneezes! 'Maybe it's a good thing we sat far away.' She didn't want to be contaminated!! Destiny might like this guy, whoever he is. He mentioned pie! Even if he did use it negatively. Shut your pie hole. And then he threatened them with no pie! She glanced around the Great Hall, making sure everyone was quiet. If she didn't get her pie.. 'Was that it?' It had to be the end. The Mmmm, pie. |
SPOILER!!: "Oh, er... Thanks, Professor Bunbury," said Kiri, looking down at the shiny badge pinned to her chest. Over everything else that had happened, the appointment to lead the Quidditch team had taken somewhat of a backseat, but she was still pretty proud of it. Wait. Had she even complimented Kiri on it? Well, it always paid to appear forthcoming and friendly. And the professor certainly had noticed the badge. Sitting next to the Herbology teacher was another woman, and as Kiri turned to Professor Lupa again, she caught a sentence or two of the conversation between the woman and Professor Bunbury. So that's the new Astronomy teacher, Kiri thought to herself, but she didn't have more time to reflect on it because at that moment, one of the new people Kiri didn't know rose at the centre of the table and asked the students to return to their seats. She smiled slightly. "Yes, of course, Professor," she told her Head of House distractedly. "As soon as I have my timetable." Glancing back over her shoulder, she returned to the Slytherin table. They had a new headmaster! What had happened to Profesor Bontecou? The words of his speech flowed past her brain, not really registering. After a little while, he was finished, and the tables in front of Kiri and the other students filled up with food. Kiri stacked some stuff onto her plate and began eating, glancing at the new teachers at the staff table occasionally. What would they be like? |
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He looked at the Staff table and to the ones sitting in it... I hope this will be an interesting term... Academic wise, that is. |
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"Well, that doesn't make the writing desk and the raven 'alike'."Art said with a frown. "That just means that they could be associated." He had hoped that Chaucer would come up with something better than that. "So no, I am afraid that , that theory does not solve the riddle."he added with a frown. "I have an answer to it myself though...." he said with a yawn. His disappointment with Chaucer had led him back to his goblet of juice. Quote:
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Sighing, finally having a little something in her stomach which was making her feel better, and a little less crabbier, Evelyn looked around once more, and spotted Professor Lawsonator at the Hufflepuff table. What in the world was he doing over there? Pssh. Looking back down at her plate, she pushed a few things around with her fork before really staring at what was on there. Smirking, she looked back up to Destiny, twirling something around her fork before holding it up so her friend could see. "What if we called Marcus, Lawsguini? You know...like pasta-ish?" she said. Of course, there was spaghetti on her fork. |
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Was his example so bad as to induce a yawn? He couldn't help but laugh in disbelief when he saw the other boy do it. "You're right I gather. I mean, there's nothing visibly alike - it's all theoretical word play after all. But then I do know how a stuffed raven could be used like a writing desk." Chaucer winked. But Black Whimsy would never forgive me for saying so. He's quite sensitive for a bird associated with death." That is a bit demanding Art had said. Chaucer put on a little smirk. Yes, it was wasn't it? He had been without a personal servant for three whole years and he still had it. |
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"I am?" She was, well, certainly surprised at that. "I'm really glad." She beamed back. |
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"Definelty Nattie, and you can meet my lovely ladies." Art smiled proudly."That is awesome. That means that CoMC will be even better." he said happily. Aww yaay. Nattie= CoMC study buddy. Sweet , cute Nattie. "You definetly are." he said with a happy and very certain tone. More than you know , you make Hogwarts more enjoable already. Quote:
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He couldn't help but laugh when Chaucer made his comparison."I suppose that you are correct there." He smiled at his friend,"Ah so you have a raven then? A good choice, they are very intelligent creatures. They even learn our language rather well, so yes I doubt that he would appreciate it." Art chuckled. "Anyways, I am not certain that this is the answer that Mr. Carol had in mind. I doubt it is 'the answer' so feel free to give me your opinions on it, but it is 'an answer'." he noted with a small smile. "A raven is like a writing desk ,in one way that comes to my mind. They both have legs." Art said and then laughed. It was a very simple answer , yes, but it was a proper answer. They both did indeed have legs and were therefore, alike in that way. |
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Destiny almost choked on the food she was eating. Why did Evelyn have to make her laugh when they were eating? After coughing a few times and drinking a goblet full of..whatever that was.. Destiny took a deep breath. 'Lawsguini? What is that?' She thought she heard something about pasta, but in between the choking and coughing, she couldn't be sure. 'We do need a new name for him anyway, since he found out about Lawsonator.' Darn that Lawson and his eavesdropping Auror ears! She took a quick glance at the Staff table to find this newly named Lawsguini, so she could point and laugh at him. He wasn't up there! She did happen to see a lady..a lady who resembled her grandmother, a lot. Who was she? How old is she? Where did Lawsguini go, she needed a good laugh.. |
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"Cool." She suddenly could not wait for CoMC to start again, because it would be twice as fun. With Art, that is. "That's good, you are too." She never, ever imagined she'd feel half this good before she went on the train. |
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"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. |
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"Oh, yeah, sure. I wont push you, hun." he said and smiled at her. "Uhmm, maybe I should go back to my house seat for a while." he said. |
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SMAD-YuG? Tobias laughed allowed at the ridiculous idea. "The way you describe it, it may as well have been a tavern," Tobias commented. Wait...he liked Herbology? Really? "I love Herbology!" exclaimed Tobias excitedly. Maybe he would know how to work with the Abyssinian shrivelfig, assuming this...Smad Yug place had a similar curriculum? That was one plant Tobias knew little about; they worked with it this year. "I know very little about Muggles," Tobias mentioned, sounding a little sad, "so I'm looking forward to Muggle studies this year." He thought back to his childhood, full of neighbors playing Quidditch on cheap brooms and his mother's magical concoctions. With so many people around, Tobias soon lost the other boy to a gaggle of what looked like mostly first years. Tobias didn't feel like dealing with their excitement and nerves - he had enough of his own. He let his mind wander, and his eyes too. He was inspecting each of the new professors when one of them suddenly rose and...sneezed. Tobias smiled a little, almost laughing before hearing his next words. He shut his pie-hole instantly because he did indeed want pie. Then the new Headmaster...Tate was it? Gave his speech (and frankly, it was rather forgettable, too). And then there was food - and the speech entirely forgotten. YUM. With a slightly guilty thought to his family and their meager meal, Tobias dove in. Quote:
He carefully shifted his setting closer to where the boy and his group of new friends were discussing things. "I may as well be a ghost, if you're going to call me 'boy'," he pointed out, a hint of ice in his voice. "My name's Tobias Rivers." Deliberately, he neglected to request the older boy's name. "What am I good at?" Tobias said, completely friendly now, his moment of annoyance passed. After pondering a minute, he continued. "I'm rather good at gardening magical plants and brewing potions." Tobias, that’s boring. He said “be impressive”, Tobias scolded himself. “I have one requirement every year,” he continued. “My Aunt Mabel asks me to grow blue roses around my garden each season.” |
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With a smirk on his face, Scorpio cruised into the Great Hall. Oh, this year... This year was going to be fun. The Seventh year simply knew it. Straightening his Slytherin Robes, he smirked at any female that looked his way, and winked at a few of the cuter ones. Silently, he wondered where Oliver had gone off to, but knew that he would find the younger male sooner or later. Greenwood was never that hard to find. If you found trouble you found him. Sitting down in the middle of the crowds, he sat through the sorting and then picked a few bits and pieces to place on his plate once the food appeared. The food, was, was always, amazing and he grinned knowing that he would try to eat as much of it as possible over the next nine months. His last nine months at Hogwarts... Oh, boo hoo. |
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Nathalie watched with interest as Sara was sorted. Poor child had been a bundle of nerves on the train - scared that she'd disappoint her parents by being sorted into a house other than Slytherin. With four older sisters in that house already, she had a lot to live up with. But it had turned out alright, and Nathalie gave her youngest sister an encouraging smile as she took her place at the end of the table. She glanced along the table, seeking her other sisters. Anneliese was with her fellow fifth years, and Sylvie and Laurelle were with a mixed group of fourths and thirds. Her expression became bleak for a moment, reflecting that there should have been a brother sitting with the second years; but they had lost him shortly after his birth, which meant that Nathalie was stuck being her father's heir. She shrugged; her brother was only a vague memory to her. She glanced at the students on either side of her, and nodded at the boy to her right, trying to remember his name. She knew him by sight from the common room, of course, but didn't think she'd ever spoken to him before. "Pleasant journey?" she asked, making polite conversation as her mother had taught her. |
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Glancing back over to the Hufflepuff table, making sure to look away from Kay and Rex, she noticed he actually looked like he was enjoying himself. How can someone enjoy themselves around a Hufflepuff? With the exception of Kylie that is... |
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