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Post by kittykatbar on Nov 19, 2007 21:58:42 GMT -5
James finished his test and looked around. The classroom had begun to fill up with students. He was too busy taking the test to notice before. James looked around not sure if he was suppose to give his test to the T.A or not.
James stood up and walked over to the T.A "umm. I'm done" he said before placing it on the T.A's desk. James then walked back over to his seat and sat down. He continued looking around at the other students. He hoped that somebody he knew would come. But then again.... he didn't know that many people.
Post by mikashintomi on Nov 20, 2007 12:08:37 GMT -5
Mika walked into the History of Magic classroom, and quickly made her way to an open seat in the back of the room. She couldn't say she was looking forward to History of Magic because of what she had heard about the class it sounded as though it may be boring. Her green eyes scanned the board, and a soft sigh escaped her lips when she saw the quiz.
"Great, it's my first class and I already have to take a quiz." she muttered silently to herself. Grabbing out a piece of parchment and quill, Mika decided to go ahead and take it to the best of her knowledge.
Post by Mimi Suicide on Nov 20, 2007 15:54:12 GMT -5
Time for classsssssssssssssss. Okay well, History again. Ick. Once again, Mimi is heading to history. She doesn't like history much [yeah right, she basically hate the subject itself. Even thinking of the word is bad]. When someone talks about history, Mimi thinks of those old things that other people have to learn. Like boring histories about some things that are not valuable to life. She thinks of humongous textbooks that people have to read everyday. Ick!
Mimi knew of course that history here at this school is different but still she doesn't like it. It's still history and Mimi + history = blah! Mimi and history just doesn't mix it. If that happens the world entire world would just explode or something. Ick. That would be really bad.
Why do we need history? That Mimi could not answer. And would teachers be history teachers? Again that is something Mimi couldn't happen and for the nth time, Mimi wished that she could read people's mind. That would be cool in a way isn't it. You'll be like 'hehehe' and the other people would be like 'hmmm what is she laughing about' and we'll be like 'i could read your mind' and they'll be all confused. The end.
The mihael looked around the classroom and sat down at her seat. Well, today the seat that she took felt like her seat so now it would be called Mimi's seat for the day. That's great!
Evelyn entered the classroom and took a seat next to Mimi. "Hey Mimi" she said with a small smile. She looked up at the board and read that they were having a quiz. Blah! Evee was probably going to fail. Evelyn got up and picked up a quiz and sat back down. Evee began to work on her test.
Post by Oliver Mannequin on Nov 20, 2007 17:19:34 GMT -5
Late, late late Ollie was to his History of Magic class. Of course since Ollie is new to the school, he still got lost at some point. Again, he did not want to ask some random person for direction. If he did, then he would have talked about it already.
When he got to class, Ollie realized that he the class had long ago started. James was already there, so were the other students whom he knew none. Ollie was surprised to find that on his first day of History, they already have a quiz. About what then? According to the board, Witches and Muggles.
Ollie sat down at some seat, still looking at the board before taking out some writing utensils. He knew some answers to the question but not all. Does his twin know the answer? He would not know. Maybe James does, maybe not.
Chelsea had this odd feeling she was failing this class, and somehow an utmost dread filled her when she came. Letting a sigh escape he lips, she came to class and found herself seated beside a Mihael boy [ Oliver ]. At least, that's what his robes told her. Blinking away from looking at him, for a while, she let her eyes travel to the board, where she solemnly watched and waited for class to start.
After marking down the attendance and a few changes on his grade book Joshua noticed that the bell should ring in a minute or two. Standing up he brought his lessons plans over to the podium in front of the class. After standing a few more minutes up at the front the final bell rang. Adjusting his position in the front of the class, Joshua started to talk, "Good after noon everyone!"
"I hope everyone is enjoying there first year so far at Hogwarts, since its my first year to, I sure have enjoyed it. Now, my old Muggle History Teacher always liked to start of class with yet again, a review. To be honest it really helped me. First thing, is that males who were born or married into a magical family were called squibs. The Magical Transfer spell could be used to make the males into wizards, and that Ancient Egypt ran from 2270BC to 3200BC. The romans ran them out around the end." He explained.
"Now, today we will be talking about Muggles and Witches relations. Believe it or not, they did not really hide there identity that they could do in-human things. At first they were believed to be a god in human form. Later on however witches started to make deals with muggle warriors, can anyone give me a guess on what kind of deal they made, hint it was something with battle." He finished.
Post by gatlingrimm on Nov 20, 2007 22:18:21 GMT -5
Lucian raises his hand "Would it have been to make them stronger in battle or trasfer their magic to them to help them in battle?"
Lucian puts down his head and begins to become red for he knew that it wasnt the right answer, it was his best guess, he went with his instincts, as he did most often. So far he was enjoying his first actual class, he found everything about ancient egyptian witches very facinating.
Post by emmawinters on Nov 21, 2007 18:28:33 GMT -5
Emma quickly jotted down some notes, even though they may not be important she wanted to learn as much as she possibly could. Listening to Lucian's question, it brought another one to mind.
"Is it true that witches/wizards lived in cults with one another? Developed their own religion?" she asked. Although it was slightly off topic, it was something she was wondering about.
Last Edit: Nov 21, 2007 18:28:49 GMT -5 by emmawinters
Isaac had entered class a few minutes before the bell rang. He was sitting somewhere near Emma, a little off to the right and behind her. There were random kids all around him, but he wasn't really paying attention to them. His quill was darting across a piece of parchment splayed out before him. He still had to finish answering the questions! Gahhhh!
Eventually, long after the teacher's assistant had begun his rant about something that Isaac probably wouldn't care about in the long run, he looked up from his parchment. It was about time he thought about tuning in. This stuff would probably be on a test sometime. Great.
Walking into the small, stone walled classroom, Alias noticed it was rather sunny outside, which had already made his day. He walked in and took a seat, second row, fourth chair to the right, right in front of the chalkboard. Sighing, he sat at his desk, stretched his arms and yawned, he sat up and walked towards the desk and grabbed his Quiz which he would hopefully, be passing.
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He took out his quill and opened his notebook, reviewing his very breif notes before shutting them to complete his test. Jotting down everything he just remembered, Alias had finished - holding up his test, he reviewed and smiled. He then gave his test into the Prof and sat back at his desk, ready for further instructions.
Late.. Mhm. And how could a person not be late? It was only history of magic, after all. It was like the most boring subject ever. Boring was basically the only word that Maddie could associate it with. If a person couldn't see that, freak.. But yeah, like every other class, Maddie had to catch up. Once she knew what they were talking about, she told herself, she would zone right out at her own lessure. History does that to people anyway, thats her excuse.
Oh bloody hell. Charlotte was tardy for History of Magic. Again. She had been tardy last lesson, and now here she was, tardy again! She definitely wasn't making a very good impression on the TA, she thought. Cursing under her breath, she entered the classroom sheepishly and grabbed the nearest seat to herself, hanging her bag on the back of her seat and taking her notebook and pencil case out of it. Twirling her neon green pen with a bear angel on the end, she listened to what was going on, trying to clue in on what in the world they were talking about.
Yanni was late to his history of magic class. His first lesson he hated, because he got so confused. But being late to his second lesson just made him mad. It wasn't a choice it he wanted to come to the lesson. It was one that he had to attend and pass no matter what. Yanni took a seat in the second row and took out a pen and paper.
((Sorry! Sent you the quiz but forgot to come to class. ;D))
Post by Oliver Mannequin on Nov 26, 2007 15:31:12 GMT -5
Ollie was partly confused. This is a quiz right? He knew that but he doesn't remember learning that. He's new to the whole lesson so he couldn't' possibly know that much of what the class is talking about. He could always guess he suppose.
Just before the TA began to talk again, a girl entered the classroom and sat down next to him. He does not know her or even recognize her. Then again, he knew but three or four people in the entire school, if you don't count the teachers that is. But, he does not even know all the teachers he have.
Ollie gave the girl a small smile, just to say a hello before looking back at the board then at his paper. Now, he knew that he just need to answer it and turn it in.
Smiling at Mr. Grim who pretty much had the correct answer. Anyone could of thought of that. "Very good Lucian," he started, "if you are taking Muggle Studies you may later on talk about military and war. As a Muggle in todays time they fight with high-tech guns and weapons, we just use magic. In Ancient Egypt, Muggles only had swords, shields, armor, and a few other combat weapons. So both sides had a even chance on winning. Now say you bring in a witch, who can use magic, even with just one witch, she could take out the majority of the army with the help of the foot soldiers."
Taking a big breath he started again, "A high price had to be paid for Muggles to make treaties or trade with Witches. They really did not have money back then, so sometimes they had to give as much as a room full of gold!" Finishing up writing everything on the board he turned back to the class. "Using your common sense, what are the odds of winning a battle with say, 30,000 thousand soldiers and three witch VS 50,000 thousand soldiers and no witch, and remember, these witches would be very skilled. Using almost all of the spells that would put us in Azkaban Prison. Anyone?" He asked looking around.
Post by gatlingrimm on Nov 26, 2007 17:26:18 GMT -5
"I would say the odds would be pretty good considering that three witches alone can do a variety of things to the opposing army, like lets say using the imperius curse to make the other side fight their own troops, or using crucio to torture the opposing side into giving vital information on their battle plans, or just simply killing the army's troops one by one with just a incantation and a flick of a wand. And since magic folk are very resistant to injuries and can possibly know the skills to heal themselves, it is a winning battle for the witches side and a losing battle for the muggle's side. Not only could they curse the opposing side they could transform their weapons and troops into things that would render their side useless in the face of battle." explained Lucian taking a deep breath for he was running out of air from the long explanation he had just given Professor Thomas.
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Post by dragonguy93 on Nov 28, 2007 18:24:34 GMT -5
Thomas listened to the kid speak and then raised his hand "I agree with him, I think the witched would win even with a smaller army, but nowadays it wouldn't be that easy, since the more advanced muggles have great weaponry, nothing to compare with magic though"
Last Edit: Nov 28, 2007 18:25:37 GMT -5 by emmawinters
It would never bother Alexandraea that she was late for class. As long as she showed up, it was alright. Being homeschooled all her life, she was unfamiliar with such things as tardy bells. As long as she learned what she needed, she was quite alright.
Too bad her teachers never seemed to think so.
But, alas, what they thought of her tardiness matter not to her. Unless she was over a minute late which she hardly ever was. Alexandraea had slipped in just moments after the bell, promptly sat at a desk, and gotten out what she had needed before three minutes had passed. Through other students, she had gotten both the conversation and the topic at hand and did not bother taking notes. This was, of course, history. Her dad had made sure she knew about her magical heritage.
"That is, of course, if those three witches had not done something to the army before any battle. A witch and wizard are perfectly capable of placing ailments on another army through curses and spells. Have a disease wipe out an army and you spare your own soldiers the chance and risk of dying in battle. War is not just about strategy on the field but also off the field. If you can prevent fighting then why not do so? Anyone with magic on their side could also get information known only to the members of the opposition and they would not even have to kill for it--Imperius would do the trick, changing their shape through a shape-changing spell, veritaserum...there are thousands of ways a witch or wizard could be useful without the actual troops going into battle. Sabatoge and guerrilla warfare were probably key. Chances are, the witches were well protected and guarded. Even though they had magic on their side they are still human and thus vulnerable. Just because they had magic on their side did not mean they were not susceptible to human diseases. And then you have the diseases that only those of the magical can get." Alexandraea added to what Lucian said. Her voice was rather bored. This placed in both muggle and magical history. As much as she loved the subject this sort of thing bored her.
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