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Mate, ha no I'm only joking, slate!

Watching Mikael coolly save Eurydice spoilt her fun and she felt a brief, unwelcome pang of jealousy, because there was never anyone to rescue Morrie. Not that she actually wanted anyone to rescue her. Obviously. The feeling passed as quickly as it came, and she scoffed, deciding they could have...

This was another stand off and Morrie didn't like how these kept happening. She didn't like the look that Eurydice was giving her either, it was the kind of look that made Morrie boil under the surface. "Fine, have it your way then." Morrie huffed, plowing into Eurydice as if she wasn't there to...

"Urgh" Of course he's going to take her side, Morrie should have seen that coming. "No." She refused flatly and crossed her arms stubbornly.

Morrie was not impressed, she looked back at Mikael, "See the kind of sh!t I have to put up with?" She said, "Sort your sister out will you?"

Morrie frowned, it seemed like Eurydice had been standing up to her ever since that Musical Chairs event, and she didn't like it, “If you wanted me to move then you could have just asked nicely. You didn't say please." she reminded her then waited for her to ask again.

Morrie slowed down her pace to navigate the busy stairwell. She hated when people didn’t get out of her way. It was basic human decency to just move when someone was trying to get past. But, of course, as far as she was concerned everyone at Hogwarts was out to annoy her today so they were doing...

This afternoon had not gone exactly how Morrie had intended. If things had gone her way, that Felix kid would be cursed and probably off to the hospital wing by now, and she wouldn't be stuck with some older prefect on the way to see Professor Castillo. Or maybe she would be seeing Castillo...

Morrie scoffed at the Gryffindor boy’s nonsense, barely sparing him a glance. The girl had more sense, at least she had some backing to her words and was probably making a wise choice by not finishing her sentence. Not that it mattered. Morrie wasn’t the least bit bothered by the little kids or...

Mate. That's what we're telling everyone, right?

Morrie's Does Not Hate List: Aine Thompson

Well if Morrie hadn't been livid before, she certainly was now. Her attention was on Michael for taking house points away from her for no good reason. She didn't really care about points, but had never had any taken by another Slytherin before, not even June Davenport had ever stopped so low...

Morrie looked at Felix like he’d just said the most stupidest thing in the world, then she felt angry that he was implying she was stupid. “Oh well in that case I’ll make sure to aim for your mouth next time.” She folded her arms, not moving as he stepped closer, and scowled when he called her...

Morrie scowled at the Felix kid, her grip on her wand tightening before she shoved it back into her robes with an angry huff. She was even more annoyed now she had been denied the satisfaction of a hit. She had lined up that spell perfectly as well but his stupid reflexes had spoilt her fun. In...

Although she had calmed down a little, Morrie had been in a foul mood ever since that stupid musical chairs event. Sure, her bad mood had started before that whole event, but the situation with Eurydice which had not gone in Morrie’s favour had definitely taken it up to a whole new level for a...

Morrie groaned at the little second years theatrics, honestly he was worse than Eurydice. At the same time, Morrie could quite clearly see Professor Kaster gesturing her out of the circle and knew that her plan wasn’t going to fly with him, "Fine, whatever. If he's going to be such a princess...

Morrie was having none of it, as far as she was concerned Eurydice had stolen her chair and just because Morrie wasn't a Legilimens, she was out, which made no sense. "Whaat! That's so unfair!" she protested. She stood up, but instead of accepting her elimination, she pointedly ignored it and...

Morrie figured going somewhere in the middle was smart, either two or three. "Three." She decided.

Morrie was surprisingly receptive to the rock, paper scissors suggestion. She also chose rock each time.

It was annoying how strong Eurydice was for her size, Morrie could feel her pushing but it wasn't enough, Morrie was bigger and standing her ground. "She's the one pushing me." She complained to Professor Kaster. "She should be disqualified for that!"