Open Research of Interest

[Conan Burke]

Conan hadn't really spent much time in the library, but he thought it might be a good idea too, as he knew he was going to want to study when he was doing his OWLs next year. But at the moment he wasn't focusing on his classes. He wanted to do some research on seashells. Sure he only knew facts about shells, but he definitely wanted to learn more about them. The boy entered the library, searching through each section until he was at the correct section, It took him a bit but he managed to find the area he needed to be at. He smiled happily as he managed to find a few books on seashells, and decided to make his way towards one of the tables, thankfully it wasn't too busy in the library. Conan picked up one of the books, and opened up the book, as he got started on learning more about seashells.

 

[Savannah Walters]

Savannah was often in the library, she spent a lot of time working there, since she could justify being silent and trying to silence those around her. She did however have some issues when the library was busy. Busy meant limited tables and a bit of a fight for some books, but Savannah had what she would be working on, the astronomy work and she was just finding a spot to sit. None of the usual tables she liked were free, enough for her. She preferred to sit alone or with someone she was aware of. But the table, she settled on, was the one closes to what she needed to be researching. At the table was someone from her house and year. But she didn't say anything, just got to work.

 

[Conan Burke]

Conan looked up when he noticed someone else was joining him. He didn't really know the other student very well, only that he had seen the girl in a few of his classes. Conan realised that his books were taking up most of the space. "Sorry" Conan quickly apologised, as he moved most of the books he had been borrowing closer to him, so she could have more room for whatever she was doing. He then went back to his study of shells.

 

[Savannah Walters]

Savannah glanced up at the apology and watched as the boy moved some of his books away from her and created a little more space for her to work. It earned the smallest of smiles from Savannah as she then said. "Thanks," at least a little happy to now spread out her books a little. She took a moment to look at what he was doing, and noted it wasn't anything to do with any of their clases. "Did I miss a project on shells in a class?" she asked, just giving into her curiosity a little as to what he was doing.