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Chocolate frogs are more interesting when they hop on the heads of fourth years, make frog-like sounds, and scare certain fourth years into thinking that there is an actual frog on her head. It becomes even more amusing when a certain first year's cat sees the frog, follows it with its eyes, and, about five minutes into said fourth years freaking

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Private Lisa/Terry

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I won't argue that. I do have to say that smudge of ink on your nose is rather fetching, as well.

Private Lisa/Terry

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I miss it. It looked like a little miniature dog. You do look better without ink on your nose. You may stare as much as you would like, love, but I'm afraid that there are far too many distractions down here. Like you. I'm going to go to the dorm, I think, and work on my essay.

Private Lisa/Terry

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I do have it with me, and it's open right next to the Charms texts, my parchment, my ink, and my quills. I would rather stay down there, there was far too much noise.

Private Lisa/Terry

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You mean I should have stayed down there. Damn. You mean I have more stamina?

There is, but I'm not far enough along in the essay to take advantage of it.

Private Lisa/Terry

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I know. I, uh. Wow. You've even managed to fluster me in these things. Good job.

I know she does. What is she asking?

Private Lisa/Terry

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I think that a reward can be arranged.

I was mad long before this, I assure you. Also? Other things to discuss. She's been teasing me mercilessly, though, before.

Private Lisa/Terry

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How shall I reward you? Oh, that's a loaded question, there.

I'm sorry. I'd have you escape her, but you're not allowed up here.

Private Lisa/Terry

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Me, too.

Bugger this essay. It is indeed unfortunate. Honestly, what do they think we'd do? Ok, so I know what they think we'd do. And so it is extremely unfortunate. I'm bored, Terry.