Y50 End of Year Feast

[Beatrice Grey]

Beatrice had made it through another year, and she had already planned how to spend her break - studying. OWLs seemed like no joking matter, and she wasn't going to let any slacking come into play to affect her future career choices. She hadn't quite decided what that would be yet, but if that meant having to get an O in every subject to ensure she had her pick, she was going to do just that. As she sat next to Maggie, she listened in on the conversation she and another classmate were having. "I wonder if they'll make any changes. Do you think they'll still let us cheer if they're really strict? We're not like an official group, but I don't want them to think we're distracting or anything," she said regarding the pep club. @Theodore Harper

 

[Charlotte Astor Williams]

Lottie twirled her hair as they sat at the feast, not really paying attention to much of anything. She had done okay this past year, but she was ready to go home for a break and see her sister. There were still another two years before Margot joined school, and while it may not be cool to hang out with your older siblings, Charlotte enjoyed her sister's company. They had fun together, much more fun than Charlotte tended to have with her classmates. The Hufflepuff started realizing there was some murmuring going on and began listening to the headmaster, catching the tail end of his speech. She heard another student talk about him leaving and realized she had completely zoned out.

 

[Francis Blythewood]

Frannie took her seat near no one in particular at the Ravenclaw table for the end of year feast. She was very thirsty and went ahead and sipped on some water as the headmaster gave them a speech about the top point earners and Ravenclaw once again winning the house cup. She clapped with excitement for any Ravenclaw-related events. When the headmaster announced he was leaving, she wasn't particularly sad or anything, as she didn't know the man and had, thankfully, never been referred to his office. Others seemed to be concerned, but Francis took the time to gather herself some food instead.

 

[Mary Paige Triss]

Mary Paige had enjoyed her first year at Hogwarts. She had made quite a few friends and was enjoying being a photographer for the newspaper. She kept her camera on her pretty much at all times in case something eventful happened, and today was one of those days. She pulled out her camera as the headmaster spoke, snapping a few shots of the man as he announced his departure. Mary Paige wasn't sure if they'd write about it in the issue next year, but having a photo or two for archival purposes could be helpful. She looked over towards Hudson to see his reaction but couldn't find him in the sea of Gryffindors. As the food arrived, she put her camera away and started eating.

 

[Henri Fontaine]

Henri was thinking about what he was going to dedicate his break to, what he'd use his time for. He had a lot of things he wanted to do, he'd discovered that though quidditch was interesting, he'd found a book about muggle planes, and he definitely wanted to learn more about that. He needed to learn more about that. Henri hadn't found too many books in the library which weren't from a magical perspective and he wanted to know about it from muggle perspective. He was barely listening as the professor spoke, but noted when the food arrived.

 

[Tiernan Whitlock]

tiernan did not care about the feast and he wouldn't have come if he hadn't been made to come. It just wasn't the good use of his time, sleep was far better than this, but he could imagine swimming in an ice cold lake would be more fun that this, or food poisoning. He boo'ed for all of the students who got top points and boo'ed for the huse that had won, he'd have boo'ed if it had been his own house, he didn't have any loyalty in that way. He was glad when finally the food appeared, and made sure to very loudly express as much.

 

[Nico Hume]

Nico was surprised how quickly the first year of school had gone. It hadn't been too bad, really. He'd managed, though he wasn't sure if his parents would be happy wiht the A grades, maybe he needed to do better. He had just found that his interests were distracted. But that didn't really matter, his house had still won the cup, and that was important. He hadn't realised a person could get as many points as some of the top points could get though he knew that his dad had managed to get a lot of points. He glanced at the food, and knew he was counting the moments until he could join Aurora.