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Jan 15, 2008 15:51

Around the mansion many drinking glasses can be found - all are full of a delicious smelling liquid which many will find impossible to resist. Once someone takes a sip they will begin losing at least one of their senses - sight, hearing, smell, taste or touch. (For those already missing a sense they may find they get that one back but lose another ( Read more... )

snape, gareth, armand, crackplot, marguerite, draco, lamorak

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sweariwontdie January 15 2008, 15:28:47 UTC
Armand is tempted, very tempted, by a glass, and is saved from his temptation by spying Draco all young and such.

"Draco?" he asks. "What happened to you?"

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dracoslytherin January 15 2008, 15:36:12 UTC
Draco narrows his eyes and looks up at Armand. "Do I know you?"

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sweariwontdie January 15 2008, 15:39:32 UTC
Armand ducks his chin. "I--We did, or we will. You're one of my best friends."

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dracoslytherin January 15 2008, 15:42:39 UTC
"Best friends?" He sounds skeptical, looking Armand up and down critically. "What's your name?"

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cleverest_woman January 15 2008, 15:32:28 UTC
It has been too long since she lived there, so Marguerite isn't cautious about some things, at least not ones that smell so enticing. She greedily guzzles something sweet and the world goes quiet. She doesn't yet know that there is anything wrong.

Since it's so quiet and peaceful, she goes to a couch, meaning to take a nap.

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dracoslytherin January 15 2008, 15:37:27 UTC
He watches the woman and smirks a little more as he sees her drinking.

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cleverest_woman January 15 2008, 15:40:22 UTC
She doesn't notice him watching, and settles onto her chosen couch.

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dracoslytherin January 15 2008, 15:43:58 UTC
He moves a little closer, wondering what effect the potion had on her. He knew it was a little unstable.

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sonofpellinore January 15 2008, 23:05:57 UTC
Well, given the success he's had so far, it's probably appropriate that, on having a bit of wine, Sir Lamorak finds his vision dimming. Eventually, he cannot see at all.

He swears in a very un-knightlike vein. He's had better weeks.

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sirbeaumains January 16 2008, 04:58:09 UTC
"--i-is something wrong?"

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sonofpellinore January 16 2008, 12:41:54 UTC
He turns, eyes unfocused and directed just past Gareth's shoulder. "Who... Sir Gareth? Is that you?"

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sirbeaumains January 16 2008, 14:50:01 UTC
"Yes," he says, following Lamorak's gaze with confusion.

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prof_ssnape January 16 2008, 00:35:37 UTC
And Snape will just stare at the glasses for a moment, arching an eyebrow. "I think not."

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dracoslytherin January 16 2008, 11:40:32 UTC
Draco notices Snape and sends a pleased little smirk his way as if he's proud of himself and Snape had just given him a compliment.

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golden_line January 17 2008, 08:51:43 UTC
Luckily, Narcissa spots her son before the glasses, and heads straight to him. "Draco, what--" she stops when she gets a good look at him, rather confused.

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dracoslytherin January 17 2008, 12:50:29 UTC
"Hello, Mother," he glances once out to the room before turning his attention to her.

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golden_line January 17 2008, 20:44:25 UTC
She's looking at him oddly, yes. "What are you doing?"

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dracoslytherin January 17 2008, 21:21:53 UTC
"Me? Nothing...," he shifts his feet, not looking directly at her.

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