RP: Finding Power in the Mysteries of Thought
Date: 3 August 1998
Characters: Anthony Goldstein, Morag MacDougal, Padma Patil, Theodore Nott, Ernie Macmillan, Lisa Turpin
Location: Hogwarts, Library
Status: Private
Summary: The study group meets again.
Completion: Incomplete
Morag arrived earlier this time. She wasn't about to make a habit of being late. It was rare that she was ever and she intended to make sure it stayed that way. When she walked into the library and headed for the group's table it looked like she still wasn't the first to arrive. Though from where she was, she couldn't make out exactly who was sitting down already.
She made her way over and adjusted her school bag where it was slung over one shoulder. It was considerably lighter than during the school year, but still held everything she needed for the day. Handouts from the orientation that morning, notes and outlines for the study group, a couple notebooks, and, for Theo, the Yardley Platt biography she just finished that afternoon.
Morag was in an excellent mood and she doubted that there was anything that could turn it foul. After the morning at the Ministry, where she received her dream placement, she could hardly stop smiling. The few people who knew her that she'd run into since then gave her odd looks, not sure what was the cause of the unprecedented outward display of affection for the world.
And to be fair it wasn't all the Ministry. It was the second of two reasons and in combination, she hardly saw fault with anything really, her cynical mind at east for once. The first reason was going to be at the study group this afternoon too and knowing him, he was probably there already.
Characters: Anthony Goldstein, Morag MacDougal, Padma Patil, Theodore Nott, Ernie Macmillan, Lisa Turpin
Location: Hogwarts, Library
Status: Private
Summary: The study group meets again.
Completion: Incomplete
Morag arrived earlier this time. She wasn't about to make a habit of being late. It was rare that she was ever and she intended to make sure it stayed that way. When she walked into the library and headed for the group's table it looked like she still wasn't the first to arrive. Though from where she was, she couldn't make out exactly who was sitting down already.
She made her way over and adjusted her school bag where it was slung over one shoulder. It was considerably lighter than during the school year, but still held everything she needed for the day. Handouts from the orientation that morning, notes and outlines for the study group, a couple notebooks, and, for Theo, the Yardley Platt biography she just finished that afternoon.
Morag was in an excellent mood and she doubted that there was anything that could turn it foul. After the morning at the Ministry, where she received her dream placement, she could hardly stop smiling. The few people who knew her that she'd run into since then gave her odd looks, not sure what was the cause of the unprecedented outward display of affection for the world.
And to be fair it wasn't all the Ministry. It was the second of two reasons and in combination, she hardly saw fault with anything really, her cynical mind at east for once. The first reason was going to be at the study group this afternoon too and knowing him, he was probably there already.