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Callie wasn't 100% sure that the offer she had received for the dance was entirely real. After the break-up with Dante she had mostly figured she'd hang out with friends, she hadn't expected to get an offer to the dance. She wasn't entirely sure he had really meant it, or maybe he'd had found...

Yellow rose for @Calliope Cartwright Callie had been told she'd find her last person at transfiguration, so she'd been waiting for the class to let out. "Calliope?" she asked the students as they walked of the room.

Red rose for @Theodore Nightray There were seemingly a lot of students that Callie just did not know. She had read the name and been persuaded they might've been a slytherin but she'd been directed to the gryffindor common room. She glanced at the name and stopped someone to ask them to go...

Pink rose for @Hazel Ashworth Callie didn't love being down here, she just didn't want to run into Dante, and though she had a valid excuse for why she was there, she didn't actually want to explain it. "I'm looking for Hazel, can you see if she's in the common room," Callie asked someone who...

Yellow rose for @Christa Langley It was rare for roses to have no notes, but after checking once and then twice for it, she knew it didn't have one. She did this as she searched for the girl, though it took a while a few guiding points before she was pointed towards her. "Are you Christa?"

Yellow Rose for @Ten Layton-King After she had managed to find the first person from her list, the second person was much easier. For one she knew who exactly the person was. She moved across to the gryffindor table, and spotted the girl. "Ten! I have a rose for you,"

Red rose for @Sophie Shepherd Callie had signed up for the rose giving despite how she was feeling. What did it matter that she'd been broken up with, and that though it had been fine, it really also wasn't. She just had to put that aside, roses were good and they were fun and she could be...

Being broken up with just before a school dance wasn't perhaps the most fun thing in the world. Callie had had plans to go to the ball with him, and now she was without, and part of her thought she should ignore the ball alltogether, but in the end, she had come, because she liked the ball. She...

Callie had tried a little with this costume, she had tended to favour costumes which weren't obvious or where you had to maybe think a little about it, but she found the fake sword and then made a costume around it. It was a simple costume really, but she liked it. She knew she could go simply...

Callie could admit that it had been a little disappointing when she hadn't been named as prefect - though understandable. She knew Marley would be good at it, that the other girl would manage it, but she felt just a little tinge of sadness at her own...failing? Could it be called that. She...

Callie loved love. She loved the outpouring of love that the school had around this time of the year. She had been disappointed at the lack of roses that the school had done, but she knew that it was a lot of work, work that people had to do. But it didn't matter, she had gone out of her way and...

Callie had never been to one of these dances with a boy who was her boyfriend. But she had decided to really try. In fairness, she knew she likely didn't need to impress him, what with the fact that she was already the one dating him, but she knew that these dances mattered and the little...

Callie knew her costumes were sometimes a little more abstract in nature, but this had taken a little extra effort for her to do. She was ready for the celebration. her costume felt like it was good, though she wasn't sure how she was going to dance in it. She didn't want the bird which had been...

Callie wasn't sure if there was something in the water at her home, but things with her parents had been weird. They hadn't been that interested in hearing about her adventures at Hogwarts this year, from the things she had learnt or the little about Dante that she'd shared with them. She wasn't...

Callie was feeling pretty happy, despite the roses which hadn't gone the best in the delivery process, this had been just the best sort of day. She had thoroughly enjoyed herself, thoroughly loved being able to hand out people roses, to spread kindness in such a simple way. it was just the best...

Callie had one last rose to deliver, so of course this was turning out to be the most difficult rose person to pin down, but she did eventually at the lakefront, or she was sure that this was the right person. She didn't know for certain. "Morrie?" she called out to the girl.

Callie had been pointed in all sorts of directions as she looked for this girl. But finally she was sure she had her. In the duelling room. She waited for an opportunity to introduce her presence without getting a spell fired at her. "Anisha?" she asked, speaking clearly and ready to jump in...

Callie had just missed this girl, she had heard that the girl was on the second floor and had rushed to it. Just in time to watch the girl go into the prefect common room. Callie approached and known on the prefect common room door. Waiting for hopefully the girl she wanted to open the door.

Callie had known the next name on her list, she didn't know much about the girl beyond her name really. But it was by chance, that after she'd been on the pitch she'd spotted the girl she needed walking the great lawn. "Summer Irvine!" she called out and ran over to her.

Callie knew who Michael Watson was. He was a quidditch player on the ravenclaw team, and he was maybe a little bit cute. The girl had been directed to the quidditch pitch and was glad when she spotted that the boy wasn't yet in the air. "Michael!" she called out, rushing over to him. "Wait!"