FIFTH YEAR chaser
15 years old
Muggle-Born
Crushing
Lee
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Post by Natalie Faye Dunham on Dec 3, 2012 13:20:19 GMT -6
A few days ago Natalie crash-twirled into a boy in the courtyard. It had not been her intention. In fact she had thought herself completely alone at the time of the incident. However, it had happened and she had ended up on top of a cute Ravenclaw. It had been Toby, the Ravenclaw chaser and she had been so perplexed and attracted to him that she had completely forgotten that she had laid on top of him. Regardless, they had chatted and flirted and Natalie now found herself completely smitten by him. She could not get the lad off her mind and thus it was making it hard for her to concentrate on any other task. She wasn’t sure someone had captivated her attention quite so before. Her curiosity was even more sparked as she delved into those feelings. Could this be more than the hearts desire? Was it possible that she had a crush? She pondered and wondered about this feeling. They always said you just knew when you felt something, but how did you know? No matter how Natalie pondered and thought about it, she couldn’t make sense of it. It didn’t make sense to just know things. No matter, the more she felt on it, the more it made sense to her. She did have a crush on someone. Oh, what a feeling!
Natalie was having a hard time getting a spell to work on her goblet. She was trying to transform it into a mouse. A rather easy task, surely, but Natalie had always found it difficult to transfigure even the simples of things. She furrowed her brows in deep concentration, but images of Toby’s body pressed up against hers constantly made her loose her focus and make the grapes on the plate next to the goblet dry up into raisins. Natalie scoffed with frustration, her entire being showing signs of conflict. How on earth did people live with these strange feelings inside? She never knew how girls survived having a crush on someone, or how they hid it. Apparently people went around with crushes all the time, and Natalie just didn’t understand how they could hide their emotions so well.
The petite blonde closed her eyes and concentrated on the goblet again. She was sitting in the Great Hall during lunch, a great deal of buzzing of voices were around her as she practised for this weeks homework. She opened her eyes, mustering new determination and pointed at the goblet, trying to will it to change form. Toby’s handsome eyes attacked her mental mind and five grapes exploded into raisins. “Arrghh!” Natalie let out another frustrated growl. She felt absolutely hopeless. She sighed and leaned forward, supporting her head with on of her hands as she pondered her own hopelessness. She was lost in thought and jumped as someone sat down next to her and said something. “Huh, what?” she said perplexed, looking up to see whom had addressed her.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2012 19:17:50 GMT -6
"Having a hard time?" is what Sora had said.
It was a fine enough morning. Sora didn't have class until that evening, a late night Care of Magical Creatures special lesson, then Astronomy later that night. For now, the day was free for whatever she wished. At the moment it was time for some food. Having a hard time adjusting to English food customs, Sora usually just tried out whatever ended up on the table during meals. So far she was not impressed, but she hadn't starved yet either. Unfortunately, her quest for new friends hadn't gone much better. Though Sora had a few acquaintances, she hadn't met anyone worth writing home about. She was friendly and polite and everything she thought she ought to be, but it seemed no one really found Sora as pleasant as she found herself to be.
Sora laughed. "I'm not good with transfiguration either." she smiled. Sitting down now next to this new Hufflepuff girl would hopefully open Sora up to a new friend, but only time would tell. The other ones seemed promising too. The girl looked possibly a bit older than Sora, but she hadn't been here long enough to be able to tell. Caucasian people aged so differently than the Asian's she was used to. The appeared to be trying to transform her goblet into a mouse, something Sora was definitely not good with. "I'm Sora." She said.
Nervous. That was a good way to describe this moment. Sora was feeling nervous. Nervous that this time the girl she started a spontaneous conversation with would be creeped out, and demand to be left alone. Worried that they would hit it off and become friends, only for the friendship to fizzle away as the girl goes back to her real friends.
Too late now, isn't it? Win or lose, Sora was already a player in this game, and there was no backing out now.
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FIFTH YEAR chaser
15 years old
Muggle-Born
Crushing
Lee
54 posts
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Post by Natalie Faye Dunham on Dec 9, 2012 12:46:25 GMT -6
A pair of dark eyes looked back at her and Natalie openly jumped by the sudden appearance of the little girl. “OH MY! You scared me, even though I knew you were there!” she said in surprise, her incredible blue eyes standing out as she gushed over her own silliness. “Oh, yeah, I’m trying to make this goblet turn into a mouse, suppose to be like the easiest task in the world, but noooe, here enters Nat and makes the goddamn grapes next to it turn into raisins,” she rambled on, throwing her hands up into the air in vexation. She scrutinized her eyes, lowered her head to one of the raisins nearest her and eyed it, as if it was her mortal enemy. She picked up the raisin, put it into her mouth and ate it, as if that would make the task at hand less terrible. She sat back up straight and picked up a couple of more raisins. They were actually quite tasty. She looked back at the little Asian girl and offered one. “They’re not so bad though,” she admitted, her own surprise showing on her face.
For those who didn’t know Natalie very well they would soon find out that Natalie was a rather chatty little girl, unafraid to open her mouth and have a hefty conversation about nothing and everything. Really, that was the extent of her abilities. She could produce a conversation –or more like a monologue- out of nothing. Most of the time people handled it and joined in on her intense madness, but once in a while she met a snobby Slytherin or a cold Ravenclaw where the phrase “if looks could kill” had very much applied.
“Uhm, nice to meet you,” Natalie said, formally propping out her hand to greet her. “I’m Natalie. By the way, you don’t happen to know how to do this, do you?” she asked, referring back to the task at hand. Natalie usually had a short attention span, but she was currently so fixated on the task that she completely forgot to ask any follow-up question to the girl at hand.
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