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Creature Languages (Thursday, March 23 - Period 3)
After the students had filed in, they were introduced to a rather different tall, gaunt, pale man than the one they were used to.
“Good morning,” he said in slow English with a silky smooth sneer. “You may call me,” he paused, “Lord Voldemort. I have been requested to be here to educate you all in the fine art of slipping one’s tongue around the intricacies of Parseltongue - the language of snakes.”
He looked disgusted as he indicated a pile of papers on Dream’s desk. “Take a vocabulary sheet, if you please. Then ask me whatever questions you may have in Parseltongue. If all else fails, I’ll resort to English, but I warn you - it’s nearly an unconscious language. I won’t be happy about having to change.” He glanced at Dream. "But...I will oblige you, as you're," another sneer, "students, yet."
His red slits of eyes were scoping out various entrances and exits to the classroom, and his hands continued to reach for a clearly absent wand. It's also possible that he may have looked almost as though he was being forced to be there by some means.
But only if you were really paying attention. Which you shouldn't be. Because you're supposed to be working on Parseltongue.
[ooc: OCD threadscoming are up. Also, I have some stuff to take care of this afternoon, so I'll be gone for about an hour. Should be back pretty steadily after that, though. Huzzah, am back!]
“Good morning,” he said in slow English with a silky smooth sneer. “You may call me,” he paused, “Lord Voldemort. I have been requested to be here to educate you all in the fine art of slipping one’s tongue around the intricacies of Parseltongue - the language of snakes.”
He looked disgusted as he indicated a pile of papers on Dream’s desk. “Take a vocabulary sheet, if you please. Then ask me whatever questions you may have in Parseltongue. If all else fails, I’ll resort to English, but I warn you - it’s nearly an unconscious language. I won’t be happy about having to change.” He glanced at Dream. "But...I will oblige you, as you're," another sneer, "students, yet."
His red slits of eyes were scoping out various entrances and exits to the classroom, and his hands continued to reach for a clearly absent wand. It's also possible that he may have looked almost as though he was being forced to be there by some means.
But only if you were really paying attention. Which you shouldn't be. Because you're supposed to be working on Parseltongue.
[ooc: OCD threads

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//When did you learn to speak Parseltongue?//
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//Daaaaamn...What happened to your face?////Can I call you Voldie?////Would you like to read my Cosmo magazine?////Good Morning! What are some of the practical uses for parseltongue?//
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//Man, you come back from a dead-like state of infancy once, and everyone's a critic.////Only if you're really not all that into the whole 'alive' scene////I'm a Marie Claire man, myself////Aside from simply being one of the most renowned and rare skills that one can possess, the ability to communicate with snakes comes in quite handy in dealings requiring a more subtle communication and a need for discretion. The serpent can prove to be a most useful ally.//
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//You should really try a wig. And some glasses. Maybe a nose.////Lord Vizzle?////Marie Claire is for pussys//"Cool, man!" Blair bounced happily. //Are there aspects of the serpent culture that you would want to share with other people? What's your favorite things about snakes?//
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//Wigs itch! And see, I tried the glasses thing, but my face is all wrong. I do miss having a nose, though.////That may possibly be the best name ever////Nuh uh. It's got Splurge vs. Steal! What more could you ask for?//Lord VizzleVoldemort considered this question. //I like snakes because they're...quiet.//Re: Talk to Voldemort
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And if he had a nose, really, instead of just two slits of nostrils, he would have pinched the bridge of it.
As it was, he sighed. "What was that?" he asked in English.
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//Do// something unintelligible that might possibly be a question.
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Honestly. These children should have been applauding his patience at that moment. Well, that and thanking their teacher for the fact that they were still alive, but they didn't know that.
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Riddle//Um, Voldemort--wait, doesn't that mean 'Flying Death'? //How does one--//Oh, bugger this for a lark. //What can I do to keep from being bitten by a snake?//"Re: Talk to Voldemort
//Don't anger them// he said simply. //Most snakes have no interest in humans, and only bite when threatened or angered. Imagine if someone poked at you with a stick, for instance. You'd be inclined to
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It's a very nice mallet...I'll try to keep that in mind, Mr. Flighty Death.// I pronounced that wrong, didn't I? Squall."Re: Talk to Voldemort
//Do many...//
He paused and looked down at the vocab sheet and then back up at Voldemort before continuing.
//people speak Parseltongue?//
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//Many attempt to learn. Only few are born with the ability.//
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//do-do. you. speak. any. other. creature. languages?// said very slowly and in a accent probably much closer to dragon than Parseltongue
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She looks over her vocab sheet again, //could you give me any...examples?// she asks forcing a smile.
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The English letters.
He might have been a little distractedated.
Ditching class today would, on reflection, have been a possibly smart move.
Since he couldn't even think of anything to ask in English.
Plus creepy, yo.
Wait, creepy snakes. Duh.
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fuck offgo *away*? Especially maybe a *giant* snake?// "Or would that be the same thing and you just say it really loud?"Re: Talk to Voldemort
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Okay, there is no word for 'terrorizing' on this sheet. Not that at last report from Buffy it was really terrorizing -- more like slithering around lamely and eating the occasional pit bull or on especially foggy nights when it was really hungry, chomping on an SUV.
//threatening my home-town. I thought maybe instead of trying to kill it, we could...ask it nicely to find someplace else to slither?//
He'd just skip the part where it was a demonic snake and it had a reserved parking spot at City Hall.
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