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Andrew Razerthorn		#21	[url]	[-]
Posts: 413 01/02/08 9:39 PM Slytherin 5th Year	Andrew made his entrance frowning, an all too common sight for him, and stood at the head of the Slytherin table glaring upon the staff table. 'Another year of this...' he thought, he was still a lone wolf, a survivor. He made made it this far on his own and he wasn't fazed in the slightest. THen he saw her, the girl he had conversed with at he end of last semester, she seemed alright, he felt srangely familiar talking to her. His lips curled into a smirk, although he was never going to admit it, he had been cuious about her for the entire holidays. 'Cursy..." he thought, and surprised himself by remmebering her name. He approached her, the smirk still plastered on his face. He wasn't a big fan of the feast, and preferred avoiding it. SHe still hadn't seen him. He pushed a small first year from next to her, and took the kids seat, glaring at him. Without making eye conact with Curssy, he pulled a flask from his robes, and took a mouthful, "So... how were your holidays Curse?", he asked in mild interest.
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Pete Waybecker.rebirthsortinghat		#22	[url]	[-]
Posts: 331 01/02/08 11:33 PM Hogwarts Graduate	((OOC: this post is after Pete leaves the hufflepuff table)) Pete had just given the news to his girlfriend about his new position at Hogwarts. He had always known he would be a Prefect, but Head boy was something a little more overwhelming. He had shoes to fill, but he knew he would do... well. As he left the Hufflepuff table, he took a seat next to a girl who had just become prefect for Slytherin. She went by the name of Kiana Santini. He nodded towards her, and took a plate for himself. He dug in, and decided to make small talk to a young first year whom he had seen. "Hello, your name is Bahr, right? Welcome to Hogwarts. I'm Pete Waybecker, but you can call me Pete. I'm Head Boy here."
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Madeline Rackohn		#23	[url]	[-]
Posts: 55 01/03/08 2:27 AM Slytherin 5th Year	Madeline observed the goings on of the Slytherin table, hardly touching her food. She could hardly believe it; to her, it seemed that everyone with whom Bahr came into contact had treated her kindly or, at the very worst, ignored her. She had expected more from the Slytherin table, to be honest. To add insult to injury, even Pete Waybecker had greeted the girl, and he was one of the most popular boys at Hogwarts. She fumed silently for a few minutes while picking at her food, unable to see that anger was clouding her judgment. Of course, the older students were treating Bahr the way they behaved around any student newly sorted into their house, but Madeline couldn't see it. All she saw was a girl who appeared to be taking attention away from even older, more popular students without even trying. She knew what she had to do. "So, Bahr," Madeline called from across the table, a hint of mock friendliness in her tone, "what is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" Madeline heard some of her friends snickering nearby at her comment and her friendly smile turned sly. Serves her right, Madeline thought savagely. She was just the person to put Bahr in her place. Last Edited By: Madeline Rackohn 01/03/08 3:17 AM. Edited 1 time.
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Victoria Rackohn		#24	[url]	[-]
Posts: 82 01/03/08 2:44 AM Hogwarts Graduate	Victoria found that she quite enjoyed the meal when she managed to figure out how to block the image of Alex with his new "fling" from her sight. She made light conversation with those around her for a little while. The girl on her left was Kiana Santini, Victoria recalled vaguely. It appeared she'd been made prefect, as Victoria noted the shining badge pinned to the girl's robes. "Hello," she responded, nodding at the girl in acknowledgment. "You're the new prefect, yes?" Victoria asked the obvious question. "Congratulations." She was surprised with how sincere her words were. Normally she wouldn't have bothered. Anything to keep her mind off Alex worked for her, though. It was then in that one moment of inattention that her hot-headed sister chose her opportunity to speak. "So, Bahr," Madeline called from across the table, a hint of mock friendliness in her tone, "what is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" Inwardly, Victoria groaned. She had to admit, it was a clever comment that Madeline had made. Technically, everything she'd said was true, as well; Madeline has just chosen to leave out the fact that Bahr was as pureblooded as the best of them. Victoria gritted her teeth as she heard a few of Madeline's cronies laughing in the background. She wanted to come to Bahr's defense, but there was no legitimate way for her to defend the girl without revealing that she knew quite a bit about the girl's background. Her father had specifically told her not to divulge any information to the child and to keep her as unaware of her family history as she currently was. However malicious Madeline might be, she certainly wasn't stupid. She knew far too well that Victoria's hands were tied. Angrily, Victoria grabbed Madeline's wrist under the table before she could move it away and dug her nails into her younger sister's palm. "You and I are going to have a talk after this," she hissed out of the corner of her mouth.
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Alex Savoie		#25	[url]	[-]
Posts: 60 01/03/08 3:16 AM Hogwarts Graduate	Alex grinned at Gisella, before taking his first bite of food. She'd only known him three short months by now, but Gisella was right; Alex did have a knack for making an entrance, among other things. They sat in silence, both enjoying their food. Alex liked that Gisella didn't seem to require that he make inane small talk every moment they were together. He had quite enjoyed just sitting in one of the rooms in his family's estate in Lisbon, holding Gisella in his arms and letting his thoughts drift in whichever direction they pleased. Absentmindedly, he moved to hold Gisella's free hand in his own. He always felt the need to be closer to her in some way or another. He heard the girl's voice before he could identify who had spoken. So, the newly sorted first year was a mudblood. Alex looked down the table, curiously. For a moment, he'd thought it was Victoria who had spoken, but it was quite clear from the deadly look she was shooting at Madeline who had actually opened her mouth. Alex shifted in his chair to get a better view of the happenings further down the table but didn't say a word. He didn't know the girl, and a first year was too far below him to cause him much interest, but he knew there would be others who would find Madeline's declaration quite the delicious scandal.
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Kiana Santini		#26	[url]	[-]
Posts: 146 01/03/08 4:36 AM Slytherin 7th Year Slytherin Prefect Slytherin Chaser	A smirk appeared on Kiana's face as Amber spoke to her, and she turned away from Victoria to look at her. "It did, naturally. Just went by like usual, as always." She said, arrogance heard in every word....not that Kiana had anything against Amber, it was just her way. "I trust yours went good as well." Then Pete Waybecker squashed himself between her and Amber, which surprised her. He was a different kind of Slytherin, if he was any one else, Kiana wouldn't give him the time of day. But it was Pete, the new Head Boy, and for some reason, she felt nothing other than respect for him. She smiled at him, then turned back toward Victoria, who had managed to say something. "Yes, new Slytherin prefect." She said, not quite sure how she felt about it. When her annual letter from Hogwarts came in this summer, showing her the supplies she needed and such, she had been in a state of shock when she had seen the shiny badge in there. When Victoria congratulated her, Kiana muttered a small thanks, then turned to listen to what appeared to be Victoria's little sister. "what is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" A large grin grew on Kiana's face, she liked this little girl tremendously. It took a lot of nerve to say something like that out loud, in front of everybody. She turned toward Bahr, wondering what her reaction would be. && She is starting to want something so badly, it hurts.
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Gisella Fratini		#27	[url]	[-]
Posts: 70 01/03/08 9:01 AM Hogwarts Graduate	Gisella's thoughts were away from the Great Hall and the feast before them even as she swallowed food and drink. She sat in mostly silence, at the moment thinking of the wonderful summer she'd just returned from. She'd spent a significant amount of time with Alex, and had grown more fond of him with each day they'd spent together. The moment they'd met - or rather, shortly after, at the End of Term Ball last term - Gisella had immediately been attracted to him. She'd never been so sure of anything before, and she loved her confidence in their relationship. Gisella had trust issues, to say the very least, never opening up to anyone. Alex, however unwillingly it had been, had heard her darkest secret - something that no one else at Hogwarts knew as far as Gisella was concerned. And he hadn't deserted her as everyone else Gisella had ever once been close to did before him. Her secret? She was an orphan. Gisella was confident she was pureblood. She had the pride and the cold, hard demeanor that was so becoming on Slytherins that she knew she belonged in this house of purity since the day she'd been sorted, if not earlier. Yet her background almost constantly loomed over her as an awful reminder that she could never be sure that her own blood was not soiled like so many other students at Hogwarts. Gisella's mind snapped back into focus of the magnificent feast before her, and of her charming boyfriend as the sixth year beside her took her free hand into his own. Not even Gisella, master of hiding her emotions (... most of the time) was able to suppress the traces of a small smile on her face as she glanced towards him. Alex made her happy, and she wasn't sure she'd known exactly what happiness was before then. She'd always convinced herself that she was perfectly content, and Gisella was such an excellent liar that she had herself fooled for a very long time. But there was no lying in this matter. That wouldn't be necessary. "So, Bahr," Madeline called from across the table, a hint of mock friendliness in her tone, "what is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" The smile on Gisella's face quickly faded, though she didn't make the transition so obvious. She followed Alex's gaze down the table to find that most of the Slytherin students were now staring at the first year, Bahr, and Madeline Rackhorn. That girl had nerve -- not a bad thing. Immediately Gisella's eyes narrowed at the newly sorted first year, as the first thought that popped into her mind was that somehow this mudblood was sorted into their house. But then a completely contradictory thought struck Gisella, and she looked away from the two girls and back down to her plate. She, too, had grown up with Muggles. Certainly that didn't make her a mudblood. Gisella couldn't live with that, and felt that somehow deep down she knew herself as otherwise, even if she had no proof. What might Bahr's situation be at home? The girl hadn't called her a mudblood, which Gisella was certain any Slytherin with evidence of such would have, especially young Madeline. Gisella, feeling as though she had a more ranged sense of understanding, felt her eyes relax, no longer looking cruel or cold as turned to face the younger students once more. She surveyed Bahr silently, and now watched with interest for Bahr's reply. She hoped that there was some sort of explanation like the one Gisella had formatted in her mind, only for the first year's sake. Otherwise, she was sure the sorting ceremony and Bahr's career as a Slytherin student would be forever marred by this one conversation, and while Gisella really had no care about it either way as she didn't even know the child, she felt it would be a shame for their lovely dinner to be spoiled. you've got a short fuse and I've got designs on lighting you up and setting you off, and watching you burn for me Last Edited By: Gisella Fratini 01/03/08 9:06 AM. Edited 2 times.
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Curssy Adams		#28	[url]	[-]
Posts: 143 01/03/08 1:34 PM Slytherin 5th Year Slytherin Prefect	Curse just nodded at Jackie's statement. Exchanging words to her felt tiring plus the fact that she's eating so she decided to just shut up. She continued eating not minding the others. A lot of Slytherins were late and that was not new. She was too occupied with eating so she didn't felt that someone made his way in sitting beside her. "So... how were your holidays Curse?" She flinched a little when she heard a familiar voice beside her. She turned to her side and saw him. "Andrew," she said acknowledging him. "My holidays? Well, let's just say... it was so dramatic," she said. Yes, it was the perfect description. She can't believe that kind of drama can happen to her and her family. She found out the reason why her father was always busy with his works. It is because of her filthy mother who can't control herself in having guys. Oh, how she hate her. Her father stuck his self in doing all his works just to stop his self from killing the disgrace of their family. She felt her hands gripped the utensils she was using hard. She sighed and continue eating. "And your holidays?" she asked him. "What is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" She heard the little red-headed girl which she remembered to be Madeline who was with them at the night of the ball asked the first year. "One of the reason why i hated eating here. Too noisy," she whispered.
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Pete Waybecker.rebirthsortinghat		#29	[url]	[-]
Posts: 331 01/03/08 4:06 PM Hogwarts Graduate	Pete turned to Kiana, and muttered a low sorry. He was just in a bit of a rush to eat his food, and didn't really realize that someone was already sitting next to her at the time. Head boy powers, to the rescue! Now that he was a Head Boy, he could pretty much get away with everything. But that meant he had to be a "Model Student." And that meant setting an example to his fellow Slytherins that being prejudiced isn't necessarily the smartest thing to do, especially to someone in their own house. It was too bad that many of the younger girls felt that this first year... was, well, not good enough to be in Slytherin. Many a time and oft, the girls of Slytherin were worse than the boys. Pete took a deep breath in and raised an eyebrow at this Madeline Rackohn, who had quite a legacy to follow. After all, she had many siblings at Hogwarts, while Pete had... one. It didn't bother Pete that his brother was a jackass, but he didn't like the way he [Pete's brother] acted all the time. This Madeline, she and her cronies were picking on Bahr. And once Madeline had revealed the truth about Bahr, he felt pity for her [Madeline.] He wanted to say something, but then he decided to let the scene play out. That is, until Bahr was the object of laughter. He felt bad for the girl, but didn't really know what to do. Whatever he would say would seem stupid, and yet, he knew he should have said something. He was popular, and he knew his opinion mattered. "Madeline, just back off. She's only a first year."
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Jhona for short		#30	[url]	[-]
Posts: 29 01/03/08 11:33 PM Jhona at-Maurez Slytherin 7th Year	Jhona took his time eating. The food was one of the very, very few things at Hogwarts that he just couldn't bring himself to disdain. Besides actually tasting better than what his blood traitor mother could make, it made for an excellent distraction from the chattering Slytherins all around, who contained a representative among them of pretty much every variety of stupid in existence that wasn't covered by Hufflepuff-- which admittedly wasn't very many. He allowed himself to enjoy a bite of red meat as he waited patiently-- but unhappily-- for the meal to end.
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matokah		#31	[url]	[-]
Posts: 940 01/04/08 1:34 AM Bahr Cohen Slytherin 3rd Year	Bahr had just opened her mouth to respond to Pete's introduction when the red-haired girl unintentionally cut her off. "So, Bahr. . .What is it like to grow up with muggle parents?" It caught her off-guard to hear her name called out so loudly. Bahr was a quiet person by nature, and instinctively she flinched. Her name sounded so harsh coming from the red-head's mouth. Given her encounter with the the girl in Flourish and Blotts over the summer, Bahr quickly realized the politely interested smile that adorned the girl's face was there merely for show. The girl was making a scene on purpose, and Bahr felt color rush to her cheeks. She was more upset than embarrassed. First the sorting hat tells her she would make a better Ravenclaw than Slytherin, and now this older student is picking on her for reasons Bahr can't even begin to imagine. So far, the first day at her new school was not at all going well. Slowly Bahr turned her head to face the girl, meeting her eyes calmly. Inside, she felt oddly numb, as if her emotions had been switched off unconsciously. "I have nothing to compare it to," Bahr started, speaking directly toward the girl in a quiet tone, hoping her voice wouldn't carry too far. Unlike the red-head, Bahr had no wish for the entire table to hear their conversation. "But perhaps it is different from your experiences, as my parents actually taught me manners." She said it simply as if she were describing the weather and echoed the girl's polite tone of voice. Bahr felt somewhat stronger now, as if her thoughts alone were empowering her. Straightening her back resolutely, she continued, her eyes still locked on the red-head. "And you've been misinformed. My father was a wizard." It was true to the best of her knowledge, at least if she took her encounters in Diagon Alley with those who claimed they had known him at face value. With that said, Bahr lowered her gaze back toward her plate and resumed dividing her food so she could properly eat it. Her eyes, however, were unfocused, and she found herself hoping the feast would end soon. There were too many people in such close proximity to one another and, to Bahr, it suddenly felt stifling.
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Amber Dinavello		#32	[url]	[-]
Posts: 31 01/04/08 8:57 PM Slytherin 7th Year	Amber smiled at Kiana in an overly sweet way, almost mimicked by Madeline Rackhorn, who made her voice loud and noticeable in front of the entire table. Amber had to turn and see what the fuss was about, and herself suppressed a chuckle as the young and admirable Slytherin accused Bahr of not being pureblood - or so it seemed. She grasped onto the fact that she was sixteen and not twelve, and merely arched an eyebrow at the two girls, rather than join in the laughter. She was above that. Normally it was Amber, like Madeline, causing her friends to laugh in unison at those Amber selected for any reason she liked, and she began smiling just as Kiana did. As Bahr replied, the smile left Amber's face. This girl had some nerve. At best she might've been a half blood, but to say Madeline was lacking manners was rude of herself. Being a hypocrite was never a flattering quality on anyone, Amber thought. She shook her head and resumed eating, but would keep an eager ear open, always wanting to be involved in the gossip of the day.
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Jaqueline Moritzio		#33	[url]	[-]
Posts: 57 01/04/08 9:19 PM Slytherin 7th Year	Jackie, too, overheard the commotion at the end of the table - it was unavoidable. Madeline made sure of that. She rolled her eyes when the question of Bahr's family came up. She was pleased to hear the first year defend herself as that was something that made her seem like she'd survive in Slytherin. She chose not to interrupt, as it wasn't her conversation, and the young girl seemed to have it under control, with the help of new Head Boy, Pete Waybecker. Jackie glared at Madeline momentarily, as if to say she should know better. The girl wouldn't have been sorted into Slytherin if she didn't belong there. tough but sweet can't touch this this is the story of a girl who's pretty face was hid from the world and though she looked so sad in photographs i absolutely love her ...when she smiles...
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Atalanta Amalenyo		#34	[url]	[-]
Posts: 432 01/05/08 12:29 AM Slytherin 3rd Year Slytherin Seeker	Atalanta had been sitting quietly at the end of the Slytherin table since she'd been sorted, an event that she would probably remember forever. The hat had barely to touch her flowing, dark hair when it declared she would be in Slytherin. Her parents would be very proud, whenever she got around to writing them. The stunningly beautiful Slytherin first year was, as usual, noticed by everyone in the room when she had been called up. She was used to that, though. After all, it really had been happening to her for many years, now. Everyone she'd ever met always fawned over how beautiful she was, and this one thing she had tolerated from so many undeserving people. Why should she deny them the pleasure of fawning, as she supposed that she could tolerate them for that short time. She did not, however, engage in any of the conversations going on around her. She only listened, sizing up the other Slytherins at the table. So many petty, jealous, and undeserving Slytherins, but then, as her parents had warned her, so many witches and wizards were. An argument towards one end of the table drew her attention for a moment, but it was not even a notable argument to Atalanta. So, she returned her attention almost immediately back towards the seconds she had already begun helping herself to on the plate in front of her. I'm so bored, she thought to herself. Last Edited By: Atalanta Amalenyo 01/05/08 12:33 AM. Edited 1 time.
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Adam Waybecker		#35	[url]	[-]
Posts: 28 01/06/08 2:57 PM Slytherin 7th Year	Adam sat on the far end of the Slytherin table, watching his pathetic excuse of a Slytherin brother "standing up" for a first year. The girl was pathetic, trying to talk back to others about her parents. The fact that she was a first year alone should have given them reason to pick on her. Now that this other tidbit of information had surfaced, it meant that she was prey, and the other predators were now free to kill. Adam looked at his brother, Pete, and then suddenly saw something glinting. It was... a head boy badge? Adam smirked to himself. His brother was pathetic. Though he should have had in inkling of respect for Pete, Adam did quite the opposite. It was mainly because Adam didn't care. It was as if Pete and him weren't related. Adam turned his head away from him, the sight of Pete made him want to barf. He put some potatoes on his plate and began to pick at them. It wasn't like he was hungry anyways.
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Atalanta Amalenyo		#36	[url]	[-]
Posts: 432 01/06/08 7:13 PM Slytherin 3rd Year Slytherin Seeker	Atalanta glanced around the table, once more, not really expecting to see anything that interrested her, but, to her surprise, a glint of something shiney got her attention. She saw it out of the corner of her eye; a head boy badge. In Slytherin? She was smirking to herself at just how pathetic and undeserving these Slytherins really were, when a boy across the table caught her eye. Usually, she paid boys little to no attention, but this boy had given the 'head boy' a look of such deep loathing that it made her take note of him. In looking him over, she decided that he was not entirely displeasing to look at. So, before he burried his now sulky face in his potatoes, she flashed him one of her most charming smiles, thinking, as she did, that he might not be as undeserving as all the rest. Bye bye beautiful; Don't bother to write. Disturbed by your words and they're calling all cars Face step, let down. Face step, step down. Last Edited By: Atalanta Amalenyo 01/06/08 7:21 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Victoria Rackohn		#37	[url]	[-]
Posts: 82 01/07/08 2:20 AM Hogwarts Graduate	Victoria watched the reactions of those around her with interest. Kiana and Amber, of course, seemed to be enjoying the first year's humiliation. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw Alex looking curiously down the table. Raising her eyebrow slightly, Victoria shot him a quick toothy grin. She knew he loved such a disruption as much as the next Slytherin. She listened as Mr. Naftali's daughter responded to Madeline's baiting. Just like her father, Victoria thought, marveling at the similarities between father and daughter. Mr. Naftali also would not have wished to cause a scene with so many people present. What caught her off-guard, though, was Bahr's assertion that her father was a wizard. How on Earth did she know that, Victoria wondered. According to her father, Bahr had no memory of her life before the muggle orphanage or her adoption. Victoria made a mental note to write her father regarding this. He had, after all, told her to contact him if anything seemed amiss. Perhaps this was nothing, but she wouldn't be the one to adversely affect their plans. Victoria saw Madeline's eyes narrow at Bahr's response, but before she could open her mouth to reply, Victoria stood, grabbing her younger sister's arm and pulling her up gently with her. "Excuse us," Victoria said, addressing those to which she'd been speaking before Madeline had started baiting the first year. "My sister and I have a lot of unpacking to do." Turning on her heal, Victoria walked briskly away from the Slytherin table and out of the Great Hall, her sister trailing after her, half-running to keep up. Fold your wings, my soul those wings you had spread wide to soar to the terrestrial peaks where the light is most ardent. And wait the descent of the fire-- supposing it be willing to take possession of you.
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Amber Dinavello		#38	[url]	[-]
Posts: 31 01/07/08 5:14 PM Slytherin 7th Year	Amber watched, intrigued, as Victoria saved her younger sister from acting any further. Bahr seemed to have won this one, as Madeline stalked away unwillingly behind her older sister. "Huh," Amber scoffed, turning towards the others, not quite sure why Victoria felt the need to whisk Madeline away from the table when it'd only begun getting interesting. "What a shame," Amber said, to herself more than anything, though she was speaking aloud. "I'm sure Madeline would've had a mouthful of a reply," she added with a smirk before taking a sip of water from the goblet before her. She placed it down, empty, and watched it refill magically without a second thought. Like anyone at Hogwarts, this was natural.
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Jaqueline Moritzio		#39	[url]	[-]
Posts: 57 01/07/08 5:33 PM Slytherin 7th Year	Jackie looked pleased to see the girls walking away. It wasn't that she didn't like them, but she felt there were probably better ways of resolving whatever had just happened at the table. She glanced at Bahr, then overheard Amber speak. She wasn't sure what the blonde had said, but she knew it was regarding what had just happened, and Jackie bit down hard on her tongue. It wasn't often that she made any attempt to communicate with Amber, but her squeaky, preppy voice and her distaste for the lack of drama present was enough to make Jackie burst. How she hated the girl. "It's nice to know that not everyone in this house thrives off of drama," she said in regard to Bahr, for being meek yet standing up for herself, and also in regard to Victoria, for Jackie was pleased she'd capped the situation before her younger sister could say anything to make it more of a scene. tough but sweet can't touch this this is the story of a girl who's pretty face was hid from the world and though she looked so sad in photographs i absolutely love her ...when she smiles...
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Atalanta Amalenyo		#40	[url]	[-]
Posts: 432 01/12/08 3:46 PM Slytherin 3rd Year Slytherin Seeker	Atalanta was finished eating. She had had two servings of dinner, and a few of dessert. She took one last swallow of the pumpkin juice in front of her, and got up from the table. She was really so tired of all of the drama going on around her, and just wanted to go back to her common room. Picking up her pack, she glanced across the table once more at the somewhat pleasing form of the, now sulking Slytherin boy, and rolled her eyes, despite herself. She didn't care if he seemed pleasing to her, his sulkiness made him seem somewhat pathetic. So, she simply turned on her heal, and walked gracefully from the Great Hall, drawing the usual looks from all over the room. She knew they noticed her because she was beautiful, and, right now, she didn't even feel the need to be pleased with herself; or, maybe, it was because she was annoyed. She exited the Great Hall without another backwards glance. Bye bye beautiful; Don't bother to write. Disturbed by your words and they're calling all cars Face step, let down. Face step, step down.
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