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Post by wei on Aug 23, 2006 7:07:01 GMT -5
Ash pursed her lips. It didn't seem fair to the other Houses that Ravenclaw was beating them by a far number but in her eyes it was completely fair. They were the fastest in class- not to mention most detailed answerers (is that a word??)-- besides Lauren of course. But overall they seemed to be sharper. Ash didn't really participate much in class, mostly because of the worry in her mind that her answer maybe incorrect. She liked to stay on the side-lines and watch, the incident in Solis's classroom was an exception- totally different story though.
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Post by marvin on Aug 27, 2006 8:56:24 GMT -5
"Correct" Marvin said to Jack for his answering the question about what he was famous for. He could see the boys unwillingness to put on the costume which he had given him but, maybe a little prompting would bring some willingness into the boy. Marvin hadn't even bothered yet to ask him for his name. "Well come on, on with the costume then" Marvin said to Jack, a smile pulsing accross his face a glint of excitement shining in his eyes. He words hadn't really been a question, more of a statement, as though he expected Jack to wear the clothes. The were just the sorts thing you could put on over your robes, but Marvin knew the boy may still object. Marvin watched the boy with a slightly curiousity.
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Post by ienzo6 on Aug 27, 2006 17:42:25 GMT -5
Pat remained silent after the initial comments to Jack and Ash, not counting his greetings to Verina, and then to the three other Hufflepuffs, Logan, Talia, and Rebecca, as they entered. He opted to lounge back in his bean bag, waiting for the start of the lesson, spacing out a little; that is, until the professor abruptly started class. He had done what he wished, and gotten the students' attention, or Pat's at least.
Jack answered the question with apparent ease, naming a famous wizard off the top of his head. Pat wasn't sure what he'd done to become famous though, which was the follow-up question. However, that might have been because he wasn't focusing on the question, but rather the back of room, where the professor had magiced the curtain aside, revealing a wide assortment of costumes and objects, one of which Atwood had Summoned, then tossing it to Jack.
Pat smirked a little, as the professor told Jack to put on the costume he had been given: a dark blue jacket, completely with cape and beard. Pat wasn't sure what the costume was meant to represent; there was no denying it would be funny to see Jack wear it though.
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Post by roarbitz on Aug 28, 2006 12:55:39 GMT -5
It was confirmed. The Professor was insane, well at least in Jack’s mind, and expected Jack to put on the clothes that he had tossed him. Jack couldn’t see what the point of putting on the costume was, except to embarrass him, and opened his mouth to protest but then shut it again thinking that it wasn’t really worth the argument. He would just put on the clothes and get it over with, because he was pretty sure that even if he objected to it he would still be wearing it in the end. There was probably no way that he could get out of it without out right refusing to wear it and that might lose Ravenclaw points so it wasn’t worth it.
Pulling the dark blue jacket over his robes Jack thought that he must look like fool, but tried to push the thought out of his mind. He had a feeling that he wasn’t going to be the only one wearing a costume by the end of the class, but he could be wrong. There must be something educational in making him wear the costume, other than the entertainment value to the rest of the class, or there would be just no sense in bringing all of this stuff to teach with. Unless the Professor just liked to embarrass random students in his class.
Jack’s facial expression was quite neutral, showing no sign of a smile or a frown, as he placed the brown cape on. After placing the cape on he looked up at the teacher waiting to be told what to do next. True he hadn’t bothered putting on the bread, but hey he had the rest on. He thought that the red beard would clash horribly with his hair and it would be itchy. If the Professor insisted that he wear it then he would put it on, but not until then.
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Post by marvin on Aug 28, 2006 18:55:16 GMT -5
Marvin decided for the moment, he would let the boy get away with not wearing the beard, he was doing well to have put the other parts of the costume on without any kind of arguement. "Ahhh, Glover Hipworth I presume?" He said to the boy with a small smile. Yes, the boy was now dressed much as what Glover Hipworth would normally wear. The red beard was the most famous, but in almost all pictures of the man he also wore the cape and the vest. "These are the clothes which Glover Hipworth usually wore" He said to the class elaborating no further than that. "Ten points to Ravenclaw" He said to Jack with a wink
Marvin's eyes then looked up away from Jack, searching around the room. "You!" He said suddenly pointing to a silver haired boy who was smirking. "Name me another famous witch or wizard" Oh yes, the same fate awaited the boy as had Jack. He wasn't going to let anyone laugh at Jack, he had been the first to put on the costume, but he wouldn't be the last. Marvin's eyes twinkeled with an air of humour as he eyed the silver haired hufflepuff awaiting his answer.
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Post by ienzo6 on Aug 28, 2006 21:18:12 GMT -5
Although the only outward sign Pat gave of his amusement was his smirk becoming a little wider, inside he was laughing; he knew it might not be a good idea for him to begin laughing just as the professor was starting his lesson. Pat honestly felt that the sight of Jack in the jacket and cape was quite funny, although it would have been more so if he had also donned the beard. Meh, but oh well, Jack's current state was good enough.
It seemed Pat was next in line, though, as Atwood, then turned his finger on the Huffle prefect. Honestly, Pat had suspected Atwood might come to each of them in turn, asking them to name a famous wizard, so he had someone already chosen. "Albus Dumbledore, best headmaster Hogwarts ever had," he said, deciding to throw in one of the things he was known for from the get-go. Pat had read about the legandary headmaster before, and heard about him from his mother and other relatives who had been at Hogwarts in his time. Dumbledore really had sounded like the greatest headmaster this place had ever had...
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