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Post by Jerred Boneman on Aug 30, 2006 11:53:43 GMT
Jerred had to scoff a laugh at the Professor. "Sir, do you realise how funny you are?" Jerred said out loud, ignoring the work set. "Just thought you'd like to know that, because I've been told to say what I think about people." Jerred was having fun, being in a cheeky mood made him happy.
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Post by Prof. Jack Fagin on Aug 30, 2006 12:25:37 GMT
Fagin smiled grimly this lad was going to try his patience, but in a way he liked him. "I take that as a compliment, of the highest order in fact, because you find me, oh so amusing you can have a detention with me this evening, report to my office at 5.00, whilst your friends if indeed you have any, are feasting in the Great Hall, you shall be here with me, having the time of your life," he laughed scornfully walking up to Jerred he snarled. "now get your work done, or get out of this lesson, I've no time for idiots like you, if you're not prepared to work, you will leave."
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Post by Jerred Boneman on Aug 30, 2006 22:43:48 GMT
"Sir, I'm only here because the poster, so don't blame me if I came against my wishes and I don't want to work." Jerred replied. "I'm not prepared to work as I believe that Muggles are pathetic in their ways of portraying our kind in their fairytales stories and other such means. I wish to say, with no regret at all, this class sucks and I am now out of here." Jerred collected his gear, stood and began to leave the room, much to his delight.
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Post by Thom Moen on Aug 31, 2006 14:13:22 GMT
'They got it right in your case, Jerred,' Thom muttered as he watched the Slytherin leave. 'evil, ugly, with a bad taste in robes and pretty bloody warty.' he smirked.
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Post by James McFinnigan on Aug 31, 2006 22:46:12 GMT
Fin strolled in, just as Jerred was storming out. Snickering a little to himself at the look on Jerred's face as he left, Fin walked over to a seat next to a Hufflepuff he wasn't sure he ehad met yet. As he sat dowm, he put his hand out to his new friend, offering a hello.
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Post by Prof. Jack Fagin on Sept 1, 2006 12:18:07 GMT
Fagin scowled at the boy who obviously didn't know a thing about muggles, but he was saved having to embaress Jerred further by his departure. "Good riddance," muttered Fagin then on hearing Thom's comment Fagin agreed. "I couldn't have put it better myself, you sure know how to insult people, I'll give you that" laughed Fagin, turning to the newly entered boy he shouted, "You're late," and continued in a sly voice. "But don't worry if you give me a 3000 word report on the question on the board behind, for tomorrow, I won't take away points, your choice," he smirked jabbing his finger at the board behind him.
"no time for pleasantries, next time arrive promptly to my lesson, or not at all,"
He turned to the rest of the class and continued in a louder voice "but believe me, you'll learn a lot of surprising useful facts in this lesson, so have the guts to stick it out, unlike that coward who just fled, now more answers...please"
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Post by Thom Moen on Sept 1, 2006 13:04:47 GMT
Thom raised his eyebrows in surprise at Professor Fagin's agreement, rather than the instant judgment and chastisement he was expecting with gritted teeth. He sat up, curling out of his defensive little ball and crossed his arms over his chest. Perhaps Professor Fagin was not so bad - he knew a good insult when he heard one.
Picking up his quill, Thom steadily began the opening paragraph to his given essay.
Muggles have continuously been disregarded within wizarding society for many centuries. Even today, their contributions and importance to the wizarding world is still ignored, and they are frequently subject to discrimination and under representation in many aspects...
That was as far as he got. Thom knew nothing about muggles.
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Post by Prof. Jack Fagin on Sept 1, 2006 20:15:00 GMT
Fagin sidled to his desk whilst the students were working, some busily some very poorly indeed. He took out a large bottle of firewhiskey and taking a quick swig, he went to look over Thom's shoulder to see how much he could put him off. He read the opening paragraph and said gravely. "You haven't dried up already? Well don't worry lad, I'll teach you hopefully with any luck, a little more than that, but for the effort, 5 points for you, and that's being mighty generous...for me"
He strode off back to the front, "I must be getting old," he muttered. He smirked to himself wondering if the boy would steal the large bottle of firewhiskey he had purposefully left on Thom's desk, pondering if it would be too much of a temptation, and if the boy would throw caution to the wind.
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Post by James McFinnigan on Sept 1, 2006 20:43:49 GMT
Fin pulled out some paper, and wrote, barely legibly, "Muggles are useful because they're a good laugh when you use magic to lite their shoes on fire." After a thought, he then continued, "And some of their TV shows are funny too." With that, he put down his quill, brought his feet up on the table, and began resting his eyes.
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Post by supermassive on Sept 1, 2006 23:54:14 GMT
Liam chewed the end of his quill thoughtfully, before letting out a soft sigh and leaning forward in his seat.
Mugles are useful because... His quill paused on the parchment as he thought. His parents were Muggles and he lived with them, but ever since he had learned about wizards, he had lost his love for regular Muggle tasks. without them, the wizarding world would slowly grow extinct. The population would dwindle and slowly disappear over the years. Even now, if one were to look at a pureblood's family tree, you would find that most are connected by blood, and yet married off within the family in order to continue to keep their blood purely magical...
He bit his lip, continuing to write his assignment out.
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Post by Prof. Jack Fagin on Sept 8, 2006 10:23:44 GMT
Fagin sidled up behind Fin and glared at his paper, "I take your second point boy and for the humour 5 points to you...but the first is just plain stupid, can you not do better than that?" he cried incredulously "or are you just thick?" Dismissing the Ravenclaw oaf without another thought he rounded on another boy, apparently a Gryffindor. Looking over Liam's shoulder without him noticing he exclaimed joyously "good grief, this introduction isn't half bad you know!" he clapped the lad on the shoulder "10 points to your house, and another 10 if you keep up the good work my lad!" He strolled to the front of the classroom and seeing the class wasn't likely to work anymore he dismissed them with a curt "be off with you then!" As students happily rushed out of their seats he shouted "oh wait, i so nearly forgot...your homework an essay on Why so called 'Purebloods' think they are so much better than all the rest? Points will be rewarded, now bugger off the lot of ye, unless you'd like a lovely detention?" He grinned, well that wasn't bad for a first lesson he chuckled to himself. (( Added Points for Class Attendance )) [/font][/center] |
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Post by James McFinnigan on Sept 9, 2006 1:13:51 GMT
Fin had found his new favorite teacher. Laging behind once the class had ended, he walked up to the teacher and, completely straight-faced, said, "define thick, please."
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Post by Prof. Jack Fagin on Sept 11, 2006 20:17:56 GMT
Laughing gruffly Fagin turned on Fin, "my dear boy, you are the prime example, you don't use your brain, I can tell your sort, though you think yourself unique you are infact one of the crowd as we all are, and you probably aren't passionate about anything, do tell me if I'm wrong. But don't you worry my lad, I will help you," he chuckled evily lounging onto his desk
"I'll kick your butt into gear, now are there anymore definitions you require?" He enquired steepling his fingers
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