Open Getting Into The Study Groove (Fourth Years Study Session)

[Marley Owens-Lee]

It had been a few weeks into the second semester of the school year, and Marley knew that these classes were getting more and more serious as the lessons went on. But she knew she would have to work harder during her OWLs next year, and knew that maybe it would be a good idea to get a head of things. Marley placed a few posters around the school about a fourth year study session in the Student Lounge. The lounge seemed like it was a quieter place and it had seemed that there weren't many people around the room, which Marley thought would be great. The Hufflepuff came a little early to prepare, she made sure to bring some materials she thought would be useful for the studying like extra textbooks just incase people need them as well as some snacks that would hopefully get them by. Marley hoped that a few fourth years would show up but she didn't mind if they didn't. She began opening one of her textbooks and started to study as she waited for people to arrive.

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

A couple of weeks into the term and Teddy felt the weight of his homework piling up at an alarming rate. Balancing all the classes, Quidditch practices, and running the Brotherhood kept the Gryffindor as busy as he had been last semester, if not more so. He knew he needed to carve out some dedicated time for homework, so he headed to the Student Lounge, motivated by Marley's fourth year study posters. Marley had organised these sessions before, and Teddy always tried to attend whenever he could. “Hey, Marley! I saw your study session poster,” he said as he entered, walking over to where she was and rested his bag on the table before pulling out a chair for himself. “What are you working on?” He asked as he got himself settled to study with her.

 

[Audrey Beauchamp]

Audrey didn't see the point in studying with others - really, it would only just be distracting, and likely a pain to deal with those who just didn't get things that were obvious - but she did have a certain curiosity as to what the rest of her year level was doing. For some unknown and ungodly reason, though, she thought she'd be subtle about it. Audrey was, of course, as subtle as a brick. Wrapping her scarf around her neck and mouth, with a pair of sunglasses on, she shuffled into the student lounge and peered over at Marley and Teddy. She opened her copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them to a random page and started reading. Which, she found, was quite difficult to do with sunglasses on, but she was committed to this bit at this point and had to stick with it.