SIXTH YEAR keeper
17 years old
Edward
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Post by Roux Isidore Broussard on Oct 1, 2012 0:17:08 GMT -6
Roux’s fidgeting had lingered longer than usual, stepping into the boundaries of inconformity threatening to reach an unbearable boiling spot. The reasons behind it were as unknown as the rest of the notion he was restless and a bit stressed out of nowhere. The bloke maintained a posture, holding it for longest he could, yet it was necessary to change it eventually due the constant and irritating numbness taking over his limbs, and practically upon every part of his frame. He was shirtless, sensing the cushioned surface of the bed against his bare back. He wouldn’t mind being scolded for doing so, since it was the privacy of his dorm, even when he shared it with someone else. Barring the fact he was uneasy for some alien motive, Roux was experiencing the nostalgia of missing France and that of what could be found solely there. His stomach began to stir, causing some muddling jig within, as though someone was shoving it from the very inside. Not to the point to render him nauseous, it was a matter of perusing, as he wasn’t comfortable enough to get back to sleep.
He needn’t to glance at the clock, knowing for sure that it was later than any decent sleeping time would be considered to be like. Sighing deeply, the Slytherin shuddered outside of his slumber, pulling himself to the edge of the bed and landing both feet inside his boots; not minding on tying the knots as he began to shuffle through the room, making his best to don’t make any noise, as he wasn’t fond of being awaken, he wouldn’t do it to anyone else. All he could think of was to find some ease, and to just spare a moment of leisure for himself. The dim room proved to be nothing but an ostentatious place even by the weak light of his wand, as he shook it lightly, whispering ‘lumos’ only to himself. Roux dismissed the moans and some of the yawns that his roommates emitted in his sneaking out, slipping through the door as a furtive thief, set and stealth within such darkness, aiming his wand at the front, so he could actually know where he was heading to.
Once he slithered onto the corridor, the flames from the torches seemed to provide him enough illumination to disregard his wand, stuffing it inside his pocket just as he extended the robe he had taken with him, putting an arm in and then the other as he donned himself with it, strolling through the endless hallway. The path from the dormitories to the common room was quite long, in order to prevent people to actually sneak out at night, though it didn’t hinder his meander at all. Roux tugged the robe in front of his chest as he took both laces and tied a good knot at his waist, covering his chest from being visible at simple sight. In spite of how alluring it would be to stray shirtless through the empty hallways at midnight, Roux had to resist the urge to do it, since his stay was only linked to a weak bond with his father and his position at the school. Gallivanting was an activity where he enjoyed himself, yet, it was preferable to do it during the day, with the sunlight bathing him and his surroundings, though the moonlit venue seemed as much appealing as the sunlit one.
The thrill of escaping after curfew was something beyond compare, and it was a matter that could be extremely amusing to him, to even be called, seducing. He had somehow promised to be attached to rules, at least for a while, since he had been summoned at the Deputy Headmistress’s office quite frequently that he could almost be considered a visitor with preference and privileges. Within the commodities, there were a cushioned seat, a glass with water, and a place right before the woman itself, making it an irresistible scene. Replete of sarcasm, his thoughts reeled, quite relentlessly and in ample circles. Scampering ahead rules wasn’t an activity he had worn out from practising – at least not yet.
Without notion, the bloke had already gotten outside of the Common Room, guided by his footsteps and by the instinct of hunger. For some odd reason, his stomach was reclaiming for food, and he couldn’t think of anything else but just assaulting the kitchens. Being there for little, the student had learnt how and when to request for appetites to the House Elves that worked there. He couldn’t say he had befriended any of them, but the least he had somehow gained their trust and their servant hearts, wishing to please him at will. Roux couldn’t exactly reject such an opportunity to satiate his whims, and especially when they were related to aliments and to nourishing himself.
“Rendezvous … at le cuisine ” he muttered in his walk, moving as hastily as his strides permitted it. Quite used to eschewing prefects whilst heading towards the kitchens, the action had turned quite predictable and it was more than simple to just elude them, knowing their shifts, their vigilance zones and the active spots where they could stand for most part of the time. Occasionally he halted, letting the prefect passed him by, keeping his route nonchalantly until the very hall. He made it through the gates, opening them slightly so he could slide between the wood, entering the kitchens. “It’s time for a feast…” he greeted, clapping his hands briefly, as he acknowledged the attention of some of the House Elves upon him. As soon as he seated at the table designated for Slytherin, he was hedged by a couple of them, asking for instructions.
“I’m feeling hungry… bring the usual…” he grinned widely just as one of them clicked its fingers and made a huge plate with meat to appear. Roux’s eyes popped out of their sockets, quite enchanted with the impression. However, as soon as the bloke disposed himself to devour the meal, he could hear something from behind, forcing him to dart his sight upon the gates, with a deadpan serious stare aimed at whoever thought of crossing the threshold.
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SIXTH YEAR
17 years old
Second Order Pureblood
Rebecca
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Post by Alice Marie Parker on Oct 23, 2012 16:28:31 GMT -6
Sleep was an illusive bastard but she had known this from a young child. The nightmares that came over her were so powerful and so realistic that Alice could not return to sleep even if she wanted to. Her body would run itself ragged to avoid the topic of those nightmares, yet for some reason tonight she tried. A genuine effort was made on her part when at the clock struck 11pm she ventured up to her dorm room and disturbed the perfectly made bed by slipping between the sheets. A few other forms were curled up in their proper beds but Alice paid no attention to them since in the evening hours she was a loner. The secrets in her life just sort of took over when everyone retired for their dorm room and she was left alone. But to be perfectly honest the acts that she did once everyone was asleep were rather boring. Most of the time she completed homework assignments or read ahead on lesson plans that the following day would bring. Sometimes she answered letters from home but those letters grew further apart as her grandmother grew older and weaker. Her uncle wrote her today, which prompted her attempt at a good night’s sleep since his letter took the tone of a concerned father. Alice knew that he was more of a father to her than her own father so she accepted his concern and promised herself that she would try again. An hour had passed though and she felt no more tired than when she had laid down. In fact feelings of restlessness had grown within her and she was just dying to get out from between the sheets. So without any hesitation she threw the covers back and removed herself from the worthless bed. Most knew about her little sleeping issue but no one really said anything about it in the Slytherin house, so when she got out of bed no one batted an eyelash. Slowly she moved around the room and gathered up her shoes to wear since the common room was cold until she could bring the fire back up. Then she left the dorm room and made the journey into quiet common room. For once it was completely empty, there were no students trying to desperately finish an assignment and get in a few hours of sleep before the next day. She had it all to herself; however no smile of joy appeared on her lips. Alice loved company when she could have it and she knew that her best chances of receiving this company would be to venture outside of the safety of the common room. Other students ventured out into the night for various reasons and once in a while she had run into others. It was at least an idea to waste a few hours before the rest of the students began to wake for breakfast and classes. With her sweater wrapped tightly around her body she moved outside of the common room until the blackened hallway. The prefects had specific routes that Alice had learned over her years of nighttime activities so she knew where to go and how to avoid them. Her movements through the hallway just seemed to natural as she avoided capture and detention by one of those annoying prefects. Then again most of her movements were done with purpose and the grace of a lady that had been trained strictly from birth. Her family just drove it into her head that she was nothing much a second order pureblood who would be used to move the family up to a first order and as a result she was required to be perfect at all times. No outside flaws or issues that could lead to a demotion of the family name and status. The pressure her family placed on her was great although they barely placed any value on her over her brother. Alice was a simple pawn that could easily be disposed of if nothing good could come of her. A worthless girl who couldn’t sleep through that night seemed to be her only description but Alice looked at the night as sort of a safe place. A place where she could hide away from her life and not care about her blood status since no one could see in the night anyways. Eventually her wondering had brought her down towards the kitchen where she knew that students often hung out at night. A deep breath was pulled into her lungs as she moved closer towards the door. For a moment she wondered about the potential people that lay as a mystery beyond the door but she watched the mystery fade as she slipped through the gate and found no one but a fellow Slytherin and several house elves. A soft smile appeared on the corner of her lips as she looked across at the fellow Slytherin. ”Mind if I join you?” She asked him in a rather bold statement. If he refused then she would just disappear back into the night with her usual cup of coffee to go. The house elves knew her and were eagerly waiting for an order but Alice held out as she waited for the approval from her peer. ((OOC: Sorry its a bit short! Trying to get my muse back up to speed!))
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SIXTH YEAR keeper
17 years old
Edward
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Post by Roux Isidore Broussard on Nov 3, 2012 13:43:58 GMT -6
Wasn’t much needed, requested or wanted by the bloke, barring a single irenic niche for the night. Roux’s ambitions were as poor as a peasant’s dreams, just looking forward the next payment and perhaps surviving the other day. To be a french bloke, his instinct for success was quite jaded, and it was a matter could lead his father subjugated. When you were left out without choices, goals or else, there wasn’t much could be done or said. To Roux’s stance, it was more of a matter of time than anything else; the ticking bomb that would explode at the proper whit. Working for an important Institution as the Ministry wasn’t something could be luring to his own ears, yet it wasn’t much distant from his priorities. The revelry phase was at its upmost and it was enhancing his sodden repute as a trouble maker. Roux didn’t expect otherwise, as he was pretty much content with what he had shaped thus far to mind the outcome. Past the exact time, the bloke was facing more problems than he could actually handle, though the best solution was to dismiss them all, as though irrelevant, and as though they wouldn’t exist. His irreverent attitude wasn’t anything but the result of years of overprotection and bloated love, being coddled as he shouldn’t.
Roux’s orbs aimed towards the opening gap, letting a crude vision reveal itself almost like an invitation to death. If being a boy, he could just stare at him with his usual grimace, hoping him to withdraw as soon as he had entered, though if being a girl, he couldn’t do much except pretty much pay no attention to her presence. Not a misogynist, but the lad discharged them like rubbish in the bins, changing them casually and just using them until they were required. Not like a player, but more of a dulled man with no loving intentions.
To his surprise, and quite astonishment, the person across the hall was a girl, and one from his house, although he couldn’t exactly pin her to a year or class they actually shared. Perhaps they shared every lesson, but he had attended a few to practically by invisible during such. The Slytherin fixated his eyes upon hers, hoisting his right hand with a chunk of pork, right into his mouth, clutching a slice of bread with the other as he bit from the nearest corner, cutting a piece off as he munched on it. After a few seconds of scrutinizing her, he turned his attention back to the plate before him, noticing that the girl was expecting a reply. ‘Mind me?’ he pondered, ‘She could bite an arm off and chew it before me… I couldn’t care less’ his thoughts yet concise were raw and unfounded, but they explicitly assumed that she was not welcome to his privacy bubble, if that’s what she meant. Letting alone his deems, Roux sipped from the glass of milk that the house elves had casted for him, just as he wiped his mouth with one of his arms.
“A free country… ain’t it?” he stated, simply and curtly. The last thing he wished for was company, but if she was already there, he couldn’t contrive a plan to get rid of her, and he couldn’t bother either. Slytherin’s table was big enough for keeping two students, and they could be distanced from each other enough to be heedless one of the other, and that was what he was hoping to occur.
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SIXTH YEAR
17 years old
Second Order Pureblood
Rebecca
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Post by Alice Marie Parker on Nov 4, 2012 16:40:38 GMT -6
Care and concern were the two major emotions that lacked in the Parker household. No one cared about how the others were acting or even what the others were doing, so long as they maintained their image. So long as Alice married the man that her father told her so that the Parkers could rise up into the first order of purebloods. So long as her younger brother continued to behave as a spoiled brat and just run the house as if he were the king. There were many moment that Alice longed to just hex him and remind him that he was a nothing. They were all nothing and they should stop acting so entitled when clearly there were others that deserved what the Parkers had. People like her uncle, who hid in secrecy as the bastard son of her grandfather. He was a person who deserved to have a nice life and a great family to support him but sadly he was stuck with Leigh Parker to care for. Everyone longed for the day when she would pass and Alice looked forward to it since Leigh was the hold thing holding the family together. Without her then Alice would be shunned by her father and mother and her uncle would be completely cut off despite being the rightful heir to the Parker fortune. Everyone was waiting and watching as she grew weaker behind closed doors. It was cruel world that they lived in, where one waited for another to die, but it was the world that Alice had always known. Truth be told she was scared of what would happen after her grandmother’s death, although she did long for her own freedom.
And as she ventured into the kitchen she did not walk with fear. Alice never walked with fear or with hesitation. Only with confidence and ease as she crossed the threshold into the unwilling arms of the man sitting at the table. It was though she had interrupted him and he had no use of her being there. A look that Alice had grown used to but not fond of. It was the look her father gave her whenever she came anywhere near him or her baby brother. When she had been younger she cursed to the heavens that she had not been born a boy but eventually she learned to accept her fate and accept that she would always be seen as a failure to her father. A girl with so many issues with her father was just open to the lifestyle of men that used and abused her. Secretly she craved that sort of attention and attraction even if it would only last a brief moment. But her uncle was always there to step in and become a father to her, which was the only thing saving her from falling down into that sort of unfulfilled lifestyle. As he proved time and again, he cared for Alice like a daughter and he hoped to keep her safe from her father’s wrath.
A soft smile to calm the stranger but eyes that seemed to lack any sort of pleasure or fear. For a moment their eyes seemed to meet before he began to chew on his chunk of meat. Clearly he had not been taught manners, or at least that was her first assumption as she watched him devour his food without even a hint of restraint. It was a disgusting sight but Alice did not openly pass judgment yet. Some would call her cold but it was merely a side effect of her childhood. He was disgusting to watch eat but she did not have to sit there and watch. The table was large enough for her to take a seat at a further end without interrupting his fine meal. Upon hearing his response she gave a soft laugh and shook her head. ”Whatever you think.” She muttered softly before selected a seat a distance away from the fellow Slytherin. Finally she was able to order her usual cup of coffee from the house elves before the scampered off.
His manners were so gross that she could not help but stare from her seat as he continued to just naw away at the meat and bread. Finally the house elves brought her drink and she was able to focus on that instead of the male she was sharing the table with. For a moment she thought about asking about his manners and if he had ever been taught any, but she knew it would be a useless question. Her opinion of him was that he did not care about what people thought of him and he lived his life under the assumption that it was a free country. It would be a waste of her time to point out how he could improve on his manners.
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