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Week Name/Date/Time: 'A Moment's Peace' / Friday, October 7th, 2005 / 6:30 p.m.
Location: Corridor to Empty Classroom
Open to: Tobias
Currently Involving: Andra
Andra stood in the corridor outside the Great Hall, her shoulder bag no longer full of books and parchment; she had finished her dinner quickly, then darted up to her dormitory to empty the school things from her bag and then fill it with a few of the essentials.
Chalk, to draw out a few dance patterns on the stone floor, a few bottles of water, a snack of pears, and a small phonograph, the only thing that was magically slipped into the bag. She so rarely used simple charms and spells, but she was sure that she didn't want a phonograph and vinyl records sticking out at all angles.
She had grabbed quite a few different records, not sure what Tobias might like to start with -- traditional waltzes and ballroom dance, the foxtrot, a bit of more modern jazz and swing, and even one record that had a few of the older folk songs she'd mentioned in Hogsmeade.
Now all she had to do was wait! And wait she did, perfectly calm and serene in the corridor despite the knots her stomach was making.
Location: Corridor to Empty Classroom
Open to: Tobias
Currently Involving: Andra
Andra stood in the corridor outside the Great Hall, her shoulder bag no longer full of books and parchment; she had finished her dinner quickly, then darted up to her dormitory to empty the school things from her bag and then fill it with a few of the essentials.
Chalk, to draw out a few dance patterns on the stone floor, a few bottles of water, a snack of pears, and a small phonograph, the only thing that was magically slipped into the bag. She so rarely used simple charms and spells, but she was sure that she didn't want a phonograph and vinyl records sticking out at all angles.
She had grabbed quite a few different records, not sure what Tobias might like to start with -- traditional waltzes and ballroom dance, the foxtrot, a bit of more modern jazz and swing, and even one record that had a few of the older folk songs she'd mentioned in Hogsmeade.
Now all she had to do was wait! And wait she did, perfectly calm and serene in the corridor despite the knots her stomach was making.