Open Find out your future

[Eoghan Blyth]

Perhaps the day after Valentines was the wrong time to do a public tarot card reading, because everyone would be so distracted by either their new admirers or delivering of roses to notice that a second year Ravenclaw was sat at one of the tables, a deck of cards spread out in front of him. That was however precisely why Eoghan had chosen today of all days to hold it. It meant that he was unlikely or at least less likely, to come up against students that didn't want to be there, or were only there because they were trying to track down those to deliver a rose to. No one would bother coming up to the Student Lounge when they had a day off recovering from the dance last night, which meant Eoghan didn't need to worry about those that were around him not taking him seriously.

"Who wants to go first?" he was asking, hoping that someone would volunteer themselves first. It was different, to do a reading with yourself versus one for other people. When he was reading for himself it was easy to fit the cards into his own life and interept them how he wanted, but with other people he had to be both vague enough that it would be suitable for the person he was reading for, but specific enough that they felt as though it could help them. At the end of the day that was why Eoghan liked reading tarot cards at all; it was a chance for him to help others through the powers of divination and give others an insight to something they might otherwise have not noticed. It was easier to see a way forward when all the blinds of the windows were drawn.​

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

And breathe.

Teddy had been so busy sorting roses, delivering roses, receiving roses and checking deliveries were going smoothly that he hadn't had time to do much else. Valentines was over now and he could relax and forget all about roses for a little while. He wondered into the student lounge to hang out for a bit where Eoghan was offering tarot readings. Ever one to get involved, Teddy immediately went over to him with a grin. "Oh go on then, as you're offering." Teddy replied, "I'll go first."

 

[Eoghan Blyth]

Eoghan was in truth, glad that anyone had shown up at all. He didn't want a crowd this was true, but it would have been embarrassing if no one had approached him too. The Ravenclaw's head snapped toward an older boy who volunteered himself, and in an effort to get to know some of the students outside his social circle he was glad again that he'd put himself forward to do this. "You're.. Teddy, aren't you?" Eoghan asked although he was quite sure. Not only had he spoken to Teddy at the Brotherhood events, he also recognized him from Quidditch. The second year gestured in front of him to the seat opposite. "Do you have a question you'd like to find answers to? he asked the prefect. He didn't need a question, but it would certainly help to direct the interpretation.​

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

Teddy nodded, pleased he was recognised as he rather enjoyed how well known he'd become even amongst people who weren't in the Brotherhood, especially this year with Quidditch and the whole being a prefect thing. Audrey would probably say his ego didn’t need any more encouragement, but Teddy disagreed. "And you're Eoghan," he said pointing at him and pronouncing his name like someone who had only ever seen it written down. "Thanks for volunteering for roses yesterday. How’d you find it?" He dropped into the seat Eoghan had gestured to and thought about what had been on his mind. Well, all that had been on his mind was roses but now that was behind him, he didn't need a tarot reading for it. It was time to focus on something else like Quidditch. The Championship game was coming up and Teddy would literally sell a kidney to win. "Alright, I’ve got a question. Do I tell you or what?" He wasn't sure if this was also a mind reading exercise as well as a fortune telling one.