Fifth Years: Lesson 6

Professor Killian Borisyuk did not have anything planned this week except for the students to study. This was pretty much like any other year. He did not plan to hold them hostage in here if they did not want to be. It would not be beneficial to them, nor him. Killian was leaned back on the desk, standing up at the front of the room. He just spent a lot of time sitting that he needed to stand up to get some blood rushing back to his legs. Whether or not the fifth years utilized the outline he gave them didn't concern him much. His green eyes lowered as the fifth years entered the classroom and took their seats. Once it was time to begin the class, he didn't bother closing the door. "This is your last lesson before your OWLs, so I'll let you study here for the remaining time period, or you can scamper off. Utilize your time wisely. If you choose to study in this classroom, you can do so with any subject. You can ask me anything as well, but depending on the subject, I won't be much use to you. I am not good with Divination, Care of Magical Creatures, and Muggle Studies. The rest I know fairly well." Killian would give them that option before he would dismiss them to do what they wanted.

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Assignment: Attendance post. You can have your student ask Killian any questions and he will answer. If they are the above subjects, he will either purposely give the wrong information, or be a smart-aleck. Up to you. ​

 

[Fraser Fergusson]

Fraser walked into the history of magic classroom and took out his books and notes as the professor told them to revise. He did just that. Or well, he tried to do just that, but it was a fairly difficult thing for him. He just was not good at revising. He worked away as best he could but did get pretty easily distracted. He was glad when the time was wrapped up and then he headed out of the room.

 

[June Davenport]

The blonde made her way to the classroom, knowing it was the last lesson of this year. And OWLS were coming, but she wasn't nervous about how she would do. But she just wanted to prepare herself really well, do all she could to excell. She sat down at the front like usual and looked at the professor. How could he not be good at magical creatures the blonde figured, he was half an giant for her. But that was just an thought going through her mind. She decided to study in the classroom, taking her notes from this year and went over them. She would study for History of Magic obviously and opened her books next to it to write some parts next to her notes she already had. So she had it all. The time flew by and when the lesson ended she came a long way and left the classroom.

 

[Bailey Walden-Cade]

Bailey was grateful for how quick the end of the semester had come around. It wasn’t a feeling shared by many of her classmates due to what awaited them once classes finished, but Bailey didn’t really dread the exams, she was pretty good at sitting exams, but she had grown tired of being at school and was looking forward to the reprieve that the end of the year would bring her. It was a feeling she often felt once the Quidditch season ended. She chose to stay in the classroom and took out her textbook and notes and spent the time she had going through them and studying as she would have if she were in the library or the common room. Once the lesson was over, Bailey packed away her books and notes and made her way out of the classroom, heading somewhere where she would continue to study until her next class.