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Week Name/Date/Time: 'Trick or Treat' / Thursday, Nov. 3rd / 8:15 AM
Location: Courtyard
Open To: Avery
Currently Involving: Jaci
It was early, and quite a bit on the chilly side, but Jaci didn't seem to notice. Most of the students had either returned to their common rooms or moved off to their classes as soon as they'd finished breakfast, but she hadn't. The common room had seemed so noisy since Tuesday morning, and while the other students were seeking solace in the presence of others, she preferred to deal with it alone. Even if it did mean wandering the school on her own. So, there she sat, her school bag in her lap with the clasp still firmly closed, wand in her hand, and her winter cloak pulled loosely around her.
Every few seconds, there was a soft click heard, likely from the heel of her dress shoe as it came into contact with the leg of her stone bench. Without even noticing, she had picked up some sort of a beat between the clicking of her shoe and the tapping of her wand against the metal clasp of her bag. It wasn't much, but it was enough to break the silence around her. Despite all that had happened, she was calm.
Location: Courtyard
Open To: Avery
Currently Involving: Jaci
It was early, and quite a bit on the chilly side, but Jaci didn't seem to notice. Most of the students had either returned to their common rooms or moved off to their classes as soon as they'd finished breakfast, but she hadn't. The common room had seemed so noisy since Tuesday morning, and while the other students were seeking solace in the presence of others, she preferred to deal with it alone. Even if it did mean wandering the school on her own. So, there she sat, her school bag in her lap with the clasp still firmly closed, wand in her hand, and her winter cloak pulled loosely around her.
Every few seconds, there was a soft click heard, likely from the heel of her dress shoe as it came into contact with the leg of her stone bench. Without even noticing, she had picked up some sort of a beat between the clicking of her shoe and the tapping of her wand against the metal clasp of her bag. It wasn't much, but it was enough to break the silence around her. Despite all that had happened, she was calm.