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Maya Burke was at the library studying for the N.E.W.T with piles of books stacked around her she felt like she was in her own little castle. The girl opened her “Advanced Rune Translation” book and started to read it while writing down notes. “What do you want?” She said in a harsh tone, as she felt that someone watching her still looking at her book.
“To get you to do something fun. Instead of burying yourself underneath a huge pile of books. What do you want?”
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I suppose there’s a lot of options for you, aren’t there? It probably isn’t a decision to rush. I wish you all the luck with finding the right thing, anyway.
“It depends. I can always be married off to someone.”Â
Some people will have a free period I guess
“Oh, how awful.” Fiona didn’t really care–it meant less homework assigned than usual, as far as she was concerned. “Do you think they’ll be stuck in the hospital wing very long?”
“At least two days. But tomorrow you won’t have a free period. I believe the fifth year class will be covered by the DADA instructor.”
Some people will have a free period I guess
“Oh, how awful.” Fiona didn’t really care–it meant less homework assigned than usual, as far as she was concerned. “Do you think they’ll be stuck in the hospital wing very long?”
“At least two days. But tomorrow you won’t have a free period. I believe the fifth year class will be covered by the DADA instructor.”
Some people will have a free period I guess
“Oh, how awful.” Fiona didn’t really care–it meant less homework assigned than usual, as far as she was concerned. “Do you think they’ll be stuck in the hospital wing very long?”
“At least two days. But tomorrow you won’t have a free period. I believe the fifth year class will be covered by the DADA instructor.”
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“Oh?” Maya took a nibble of the muffin that she held in her hand, “who baked this then?” She asked the head girl.
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“I believe her name is Rosalinda Kane. she is a fourth year.” She was one hundred percent sure the girl’s name was Rosalinda. A friend of hers complained she was a bit too sure of herself sometimes (something she didn’t see as a fault). But it didn’t hurt to try. Maybe she would be able to act more humble.
He didn’t like her question - not the way it was asked, not her choice of words, not the tone, not the content itself. Lorgan just didn’t know how not to avoid the topic, but instead, he raised his shoulders briefly with simulated indifference. “It’s our manor, Rachel.” he corrected her mistake, his voice suddenly sounding weary.Â
“We can’t stay. People who don’t have anywhere better to be stay. Portugal is out of question. Para isso nĂŁo precisava de razões. You understand. Home isn’t that bad.” He used the word home and didn’t flinch. Of course he didn’t. He knew his part too well.Â
If she was unhappy with his decision she tried to hide it (and let me tell you -- she was very unhappy). Home isn’t that bad .Maybe because he was never the one who faced their father’s rage.Â
“Your portuguese is wrong. The correct sentence would be: Eu nĂŁo preciso mencionar as razões que explicam a minha decisĂŁo. But your accent is a little better.” Rachel was aware Lorgan never embraced their roots as passionately as she did. It saddened her -- but she tried not to push it.. well, most of the time.Â
“I will owl Father than.”
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“In some cases it may be a little overboard,” Julie said, hoping that Rachel would take her words to only be meaning the use of language for their spells. “Perhaps you can be the one to initiate that change. Did you have thoughts yet about what you want to do when you’re finished up here?”
“Not really. I still have no idea what I am going to do after I graduate. Perhaps work in the Ministry?”
Some people will have a free period I guess
The two herbology teachers are stuck in the Hospital Wing. Apparently the plant they were growing was a bit more aggressive than they expected.
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“Double chocolate?” Maya said raising one of her eyebrows, “Who gotten the head girl into such a good mood for her to be baking?” Maya teased the girl. “So.. are all of these specially baked for me, Rachel?” She gave a cheeky smile.
“Oh, no! I didn’t bake this! Someone else baked it. I am just offering it to people. Last time I tried to cook... I burned water!” she said with a small grin.Â
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“Some are Greek, which is even more odd, because I don’t even believe the Greeks ever invaded Britain. The Romans, at least, did.”
“I’m afraid I don’t know. I expect it has something to do with traditionalism. I also can’t pretend that Magical Theory is an area of expertise of mine. I don’t know how easy it would be to adapt them and teach all the right people so that the new generations learn the English version instead of the Latin or Greek.”
“Traditionalism. I guess that’s a good argument.” And one she would support in most matters. But this one.. it just seemed a bit out of touch. “Maybe in a few years things will change. I hope so at least.”
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“Cupcakes?” Maya raised an eyebrow when the girl held it out in front of her. Not knowing how to refuse it she took one. “What’s the flavor?” She asked, if it was something that she disliked she would throw it away after.
“Chocolate. Pure chocolate. Chocolate cake, with chocolate covering. There is no way this is bad.”
“It makes me glad to hear it, dear, as I think the same of you.”
“You re also plotting my death?” She knew technically the double meaning was lost due to Sofia’s choice of words. But the opportunity was too good to pass up.
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“I don’t know very much,” Julie hastened to say. “Only as much as helps with Herbology and spells, really, but then there are so many books which reference things in Latin and I’m sure by now I’ve read pretty much everything I’m allowed to in the library. I’m sure I’ve seen it before.”
“Yes. Kind of odd all our spells are still in Latin.”
“Julie Finnigan and Library are words that often come together. So I guess you are pretty smart aren’t you? Maybe you know why we haven’t updated the spells? I mean, it would be easier to learn and understands spells if they were in English.”
“I figured we wouldn’t need to become cynical. Let’s walk now. There is a long way ahead of us until we get to your surprise.” Lorgan nodded, guiding her to lead the way, as he knew she likes it.Â
Surprises were a funny thing. On one hand you can’t wait to discover the secret the other person is holding. You want all the tips, all the clues. On the other waiting made the surprise even greater.Â
“What do you want to do for Christmas? The way I see it we have three options: we can visit our cousins in Portugal; stay here in the castle or if you want to.. stay in our Father’s Manor.”
“You’re welcome to accompany me, but I’d rather it wasn’t to class. Class is so boring. And almost over anyway - showing up now would only distract everyone else from what they’re learning and I’m not nearly that selfish.”
“Than I will accompany you to detention. After all, despite your noble intentions, you are still cutting class.”Â
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Julie gave a small smile and nodded. “So you’re pretty glad that they didn’t start calling you that, I assume? Besides, Regina… That’s Latin for Queen, isn’t it? I imagine that is quite nice to be called, whatever the reasons.”
Yes, Rachel did love the fact Regina meant queen. She felt like it really represented who she was. “I believe you are correct. I wouldn’t know, never been curious enough to learn latin.”
