DADA for Muggles [5th period]

[lycanthromoony.livejournal.com]

Today, the class was set up as a perfectly normal classroom, with one exception: there was a television at the front, and Remus, for one, was sporting a part of mildly-singed eyebrows due to his prior struggle with it.

"Good afternoon," he said evenly. "Today we'll be having a rather light day, I'm afraid. I'm certain you're all terribly upset about that. We'd like you to tell us about your attempts to disarm one another. What worked? What didn't? How were your experiences with the assignment?"

"And after that," Sirius said happily, "we'll watch a movie!" On the third DVD player of the day. Shh. They didn't think to ask the TAs for help. "It's completely inaccurate when it comes to witchcraft, of course, but the women are very attractive."

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Re: Discussion: Disarming [10/28]

[notyourpawn.livejournal.com]

"A knife isn't a live weapon, simply because it has an edge," Alice corrected. "It's not as though it has a grenade strapped to the blade. Anyway, you started by asking if you might lift me with your mind and fling me about the room. I hardly expected squeamishness, after that."

Re: Discussion: Disarming [10/28]

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"No, I asked if you were okay with being picked up. You said no, so that was off the table," Dinah responded. "Anyway. Squeamishness.... You won the argument (http://community.livejournal.com/fandomhigh/2269788.html?thread=148666204), and I conceded the assignment."

Re: Discussion: Disarming [10/28]

[notyourpawn.livejournal.com]

"I didn't say no." Alice shrugged. "I said, very well, let's fight, but you kept changing the terms, and implied I wouldn't stop if you conceded. Which is ridiculous. You conceded, I stopped. This is a pointless discussion, so I refuse to continue it."

Re: Discussion: Disarming [10/28]

[siriuslyscarred.livejournal.com]

Sirius, who had been listening closely to the discussion, nodded. "That's an end to it then."

It wasn't really a suggestion to either of them.