Recent content by Jacinta Ingo

Jacinta shrugged."It wouldn't have been my first choice. Not that I knew much about the houses before coming to school." She had been quite happy with her roommates, or most of them at least, but the house was different."It's too dark and miserable for my liking." She gave a short laugh when she...

Juniper had a nice name. Jacinta wondered if she had a nice family too."Eh, Slytherin. Unfortunately, you are correct. You're a Ravenclaw, aren't you?" Jacinta thought about what that house would be like. A lot nicer than Slytherin, she would imagine. Though, she thought that any house would be...

Jacinta looked at the girl who spoke to her."You're probably right. I guess we'll see, right?" She gave a little smirk. It was a fair call. She recognised the girl from some of her classes. Then she saw the rock in her hand. "Collecting rocks, are we?" She didn't want to admit it, but she used...

Jacinta sat next to the lake, tossing her wand up into the air. She looked at her school books and sighed. She wasn't sure what she was supposed to do with the whole magic thing. Her parents had opened up to her in a letter, and while it wasn't much, it was the first she'd heard from them since...

Jacinta grinned when she read the note. It was great having close friends as her roommates, especially when they all agreed on things. She hoped that she remembered to thank Nicole for the rose, since it was such a nice gesture.

Jacinta took the flower from the boy."Thank you," she muttered. This must be why the castle was buzzing with excitement. They were giving flowers to people. She waited for the note that came with the flower, wondering who sent it to her.

Jacinta shrugged slowly. She didn't have one, mostly because she was struggling with them all."Flying is fun. I don't really like the theory work of all the other classes." She hoped that the following semester wouldn't be as hard, or that she could at least understand something."What's your...

Jacinta was getting some fresh air, since the castle seemed to be buzzing more than usual, when she heard someone call her name."Yes?" she asked, looking towards the boy. He seemed to be another first year like her, but she didn't think she knew him.

Jacinta sighed with relief."If you could, that would be amazing!" She loved the idea of someone in her year helping her. She worried that someone older than her would expect her to know stuff she didn't."How have your lessons been? I'd imagine you're doing well, being in Ravenclaw."

Jacinta looked up and saw Kara, a girl she had met briefly during the holidays before school started."Kara!" she whispered back."Hi!" She heard Kara's question and paused."Uh, I'm not sure." She had a look at the cover of the book. She didn't recognise the book or the subject."Something?" It did...

Jacinta wasn't pleased with how much she was struggling with her studies. She had hoped that it would be a little easier, but coming from a Muggle background was hard. She couldn't talk to her parents about it, since she knew they'd just ignore it and wouldn't care, and she didn't really feel...

Jacinta grinned. This girl wasn't happy with her. Fine, she didn't care."Why are you bothering? Don't have anyone else to disturb?" She held her book up."I haven't read a page since you started talking!" She didn't really need an answer, so began reading again. It was nice, having something to...

Jacinta shrugged."I don't care about my parents, so whatever." She grinned to herself when she shocked the older girl. It was nice to see her jaw drop."An advanced student wouldn't set their robes on fire," she laughed."Hence the word 'advanced'." She didn't want to comment about grades, since...

Jacinta laughed."Actual respect in rubbish, I've been taught that by my parents." She watched the girl's face grow hot. She was pleased with this, since she'd never made anyone get that mad at her before. It was interesting the girl didn't think the professors would let her learn more advanced...

"Well, your observation was incorrect." Jacinta smirked."Your loss. You'll struggle if you can't fake respect." She had learnt that the hard way, and she was still young. She knew she'd hit a nerve with the grades. Obviously this girl wasn't getting good grades. Still, Jacinta could see where...