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Roy would be art and/or transfiguration. I can see him clashing with the more scientific or technical minded leaders of the transfiguration club so not sure if that's more fun or a hassle haha
Jones Sparrow said
Im back! Been a bit busy today hahahaI'll post the Sorting Hat Ceremony in my post that'll be up soon!And sorry if you guys got upset with the way i had the HoH's and Headmaster appear... Just thought this Headmaster would like to entertain the kids even more. I'll say that he doesn't really do this, but he was talking with people right before, and had to make a quick entrance or something like that.
Haha it's cool. I personally like it. Just think of Roy's reaction like that of a teenager listening to his "cool" uncle's corny joke for the fourth time lol.
Lol, I never actually stated it outright. I just said that because I just now kind of half mentioned it in the post. It's not important, just facts I knew but never stated. I figured I'd let you know though
Posted, and it seems you now have 3/4 of Roy's brothers' names. They all have histories and such though most won't be important. You may have noticed Nolan is a second year Slytherin, so if Isaak and Verlin ever need an NPC around, he's available. I'll probably write up a short description for him and Erasmus as well later.
Roy couldn't help but laugh when Frankie questioned him about girls. "Kissing me is never a mistake Frankie. No girl has ever regretted kissing me. If anything they regret I wouldn't kiss them more," he responded with a self-satisfied grin and a chuckle. "Play your cards right, and maybe one day you'll know the delight that is snogging with me." He playfully threw in the little quip towards the end but he could tell she'd already shifted her attention elsewhere. His stomach rumbled. As Frankie bothered Erasmus, he turned to look at the teacher's table for any sign that the feast was about to begin.
The heads of houses were all absent, still in the other room with the first years. He could see it now, the nervous wide-eyed first years jumping at the approach of the heads of houses. The professors would then lead them through the door, striding up to the front of the hall, stool and hat in hand. The first years would follow watched by the mass of older students and the dark shadow behind them. Wait, dark shadow? No, just Professor Voss. Sure enough, a few seconds later the procession came in just like it had the past four years. Roy still had a clear memories of seeing Tacitus in the crowd when he was sorted and of Nolan at his own sorting. He'd always hoped Nolan would join him in Ravenclaw, but he'd gone to Slytherin like Judoc.
Excited for the sorting and then feast to begin, he felt a pang of hunger as Professor Granger said there'd be some announcements from the Headmaster. Right on cue, Blevins appeared in a flash and smoke. Roy suppressed a groan. Though he liked a bit of showmanship in his magic, he still preferred subtlety. Still, Blevins was a respected powerful wizard, if he liked bangs and flashes, so be it. He motioned Eramus and Frankie, the girl likely driving Erasmus to sheer embarrassment. It was likely that the headmaster would have nothing new to say this year, but he and his fellow Ravenclaws generally gave any teacher their full attention.
The heads of houses were all absent, still in the other room with the first years. He could see it now, the nervous wide-eyed first years jumping at the approach of the heads of houses. The professors would then lead them through the door, striding up to the front of the hall, stool and hat in hand. The first years would follow watched by the mass of older students and the dark shadow behind them. Wait, dark shadow? No, just Professor Voss. Sure enough, a few seconds later the procession came in just like it had the past four years. Roy still had a clear memories of seeing Tacitus in the crowd when he was sorted and of Nolan at his own sorting. He'd always hoped Nolan would join him in Ravenclaw, but he'd gone to Slytherin like Judoc.
Excited for the sorting and then feast to begin, he felt a pang of hunger as Professor Granger said there'd be some announcements from the Headmaster. Right on cue, Blevins appeared in a flash and smoke. Roy suppressed a groan. Though he liked a bit of showmanship in his magic, he still preferred subtlety. Still, Blevins was a respected powerful wizard, if he liked bangs and flashes, so be it. He motioned Eramus and Frankie, the girl likely driving Erasmus to sheer embarrassment. It was likely that the headmaster would have nothing new to say this year, but he and his fellow Ravenclaws generally gave any teacher their full attention.
I don't think I've ever seen anything about physical violence being associated with Muggles. Physical violence is frowned on in the wizarding world for the same reasons as in ours. Don't forget George and Harry's fight after the Quidditch match. In fact quidditch itself involves a lot of physical violence. Malfoy himself keeps Crabbe and Goyle around, and there's no way they're there for anything other than muscle. Wizards or not, people are gonna hit other people when they get mad.
Apokalipse said
Ah. I'm tempted to go back and edit my really short post from this morning but I don't want anyone to overlook it...
Feel free. I won't be able to respond for a while
It seems every time someone passes out, it becomes a big rush to see who gets to help them. I hope this doesn't become a recurring thing. Of course if it does, then we can start joking about it which is always fun I guess
I said earlier there was a lot of talk of "bringing down Acacia" despite the fact that we hadn't seen her do anything than be a manipulative teenage girl. So much so, that it's basically become the main focus of... everything. We're really robbing ourselves of some interesting stuff by focusing on something like that What's more interesting, deciding we don't like her right away? Or how about actually playing through it. You know be fooled. It's more fun to slowly discover something, especially if you have to keep doubting it.
That said, I think Acacia's charade would be more believable if she kept it up even around her own house. I mean can you really depend on Slytherins like that? By opening up to the you depend on their stereotype of being pretty much evil. But if they follow that stereotype, they REALLY can't be depended on as they'd likely sell out Acacia to save their own skins.
That said, I think Acacia's charade would be more believable if she kept it up even around her own house. I mean can you really depend on Slytherins like that? By opening up to the you depend on their stereotype of being pretty much evil. But if they follow that stereotype, they REALLY can't be depended on as they'd likely sell out Acacia to save their own skins.
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