Yes! She remembered his name and he remembered her name. Good. Now Tag didn't need a 'hello my name is' tag. Awesome! Listening to Sarah a bit Tag glanced into the corn field maze. "Ummmm..." He said thinking about their options a bit. "Well, putting our hands on the wall seems smart. But... ordinary, and slightly dull. Yes? I say we brave it out like lions." Tag said with a smile. Hopefully she would be ok with this. She had suggested it, so she must be good with either.

Work towards the middle or end up on the other side. "Logistically I think it works towards the other side." He said with a nod. "But we can try and make our way towards the middle and see what happens from there. Actually, if we try to get to the middle, there might be a straight pathway from there that then leads to the exit. Let's try the middle first, yeah?" Both of their ideas could be put to use at the same time.

"Newell, so I had to wait a bit...and I was nervous because, well, I thought I could end up ANYWHERE," Caleb confessed. "I didn't know where I'd go, so I was nervous, and I had to worry about Sophie too, although I was sure she'd be in Slytherin, I was kind of worried about what would happen if I wasn't with her..." he trailed off and just shrugged, as if that settled it.

"UMMMM...I dunno. Did we pass this broken piece of maize before?" he asked, pointing to a piece of the maize wall that had snapped off and was hanging off the edge of the maze.

Come on, this couldn't be THAT hard!

"You have a twin TOO?" he asked, his mouth dropping open in awe. COOOOL! He wondered how many twins there were in the school, and in his year. "Boy or girl? Please say not identical, the last thing I need is to say hi to your twin in the hall and embarrass myself," he chuckled.

"Great! We are going to tough it" she said. They were such lions, which was so cool. Also, touching the wall wil get Sarah sneezy from the dust. Sarah nodded, "Maybe there is a portkey in the middle the pops us out of the maze!" she said with a grin, "although that would ruin the fun as the actual fun is doing the maze."

"Forward MARCH" she said and she began to march just for the fun of it. They go to the first T junction, "lets take turns giving directions. We will alternate at each intersection as to who gives the directions". It may not be helpful, but at least it is fair.

"I will go first, I say we take a right, as right is right" she said. "so.." she said, they might as well talk as they go. "what subjects are you doing for OWLS?"[/QUOTE]

"Yeah, we are!" Tag spoke excitedly as he punched the air. A portkey. Maybe that would be a sort of last minute rescue type of thing. "Maybe there is one, if things become unbearable. Like, if some creature finds their way into the maze a portkey shows up. I don't think the school wants more accidents."

Haha. Sarah was marching and Tag watched her, smiling, as she went forward like a soldier. He, though, opted to take a normal formation of walking. "Yeah, I take the next turn."

And so, coming upon a T intersection Tag waited on Sarah whom decided that they would take a turn to the right. "Right is always right. No doubt about it." Tag said with a small smile. Now, Sarah was asking him about OWLS, those dreaded owls. He hadn't put too much thought into it, at least, not looking into the textbooks at the moment. For now he was just trying to figure out which ones he'd like to do. "I think I'm gonna go for the subjects I seem to have a good grasp on. I'd go for an easy route and try to not fail." He said with a shudder. "Well, I think for one muggle studies, maybe care of magical creatures, ancient runes, and I really like Divination.stop after their previous right turn.

Stopping for a second Tag went straight ahead.

Sarah smiled at his punch in the air, he would get along with her brothers well. "Good point. I think in the wizarding world, mazes can only exist for underaged wizarding folk, as once people come of age they might disapparate out of the maze when they feel fustrated and give up. Unless they are a true lion and they march on ahead"

So he was not marching? It was okay with her... mind you, maybe it was time for skipping- nah you could only skip in spring as they air was perfect for it and in summer. She would stick to marching now. "I feel bad for people whose left hand is there wand hand. Minority of the population, they should just embrace their differences." she said. Totally random, but not as random as potatoes (the topic that she thought should always come up when talking to an Irishman. It went with their accent.

Sarah listened to what he was saying, "I guess that is the safest route. I lack the patience for DDivinition, being more of an Intellectual, and I found it hard to grasp Ancient Runes, with the Norse gods story, so I am thinking of dropping them. I am going to Professor Bentley for my Career Advice soon, so hopeful then I will narrow down my options for the future. I think I am definately going to keep Muggle Studies as well, as my parents raised us to be comfortable in both the muggle society and the wizarding one. Care of Magical Creatures and Herbology I will probably keep anyway as my family lives on a farm so I am exposed to both those subjects. Like in the summer I delivered a calf, using what I learnt in Care of Magical creatures." She was not nearly sorted into Ravenclaw for nothing. As she talked she did not notice that it was an intersection coming up until Tag stopped. It was a good thing he stopped or else Sarah would have gone on as if nothing had happened. The turned a corner, following the winding of the path until they reached another intersection, "for tradition sake, I say right again" she said. She was so busy enjoying the socialising she had forgotten to analyse the direction (She hada keen sense of which direcction) and just flippantly chose that direction. She had not realised that her marching had ceased a while back and she was walking now. She took a right.

"So, if you are from Ireland, do you like Potatoes??" That had to come up.