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Y51 Graduation Ceremony: Guests

Professor Kalif Styx

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Here is the area for invited guests, staff, professors and prefects to post while at the graduation. Please be reminded that you are also invited to start separate RPs that take place after the graduation ceremony has concluded.
 
Henri was excited for Apolline's graduation. If only because it would be his first graduation that he had ever attended. He knew what to expect, from reading it seemed pretty straight forward. He took a seat with his parents and craned his neck excitedly to watch his sister. He applauded as she crossed the stage for her speech and listened keenly to what she had to say. He cheered as loud as he could for her, as she finish and then when her name was called. Henri hoped he'd have as good a graduation as this, though he knew he'd loathed to speak at such a thing.
 
Victoire Fontaine remembered her own graduation, it had been a sombre affair, given the death of her classmate, and the overriding loss that had created in her last year. The fights with Jean, the heartache, everything which had gone wrong. Now, things were different, they had moved on, they were much better, her daughter, her eldest baby was graduating, and as head girl no less. She hadn't needed Apolline to achieve in such a way but she had. Victoire was pleased to sit with Henri and pleased to watch as things got underway from a position in the crowd. Just a parent, and not anything more. She cheered loudly for her daughter and listened fondly to the speech give, perhaps one she might've given had things been better. She cheered for her and cheered for all ofthe students graduating and heading into the big good world.
 
Winnie liked graduation, liked thinking about how well she would do at her own in a few years. This one felt a little special, and it was the first she would attend as a prefect. Which had been important for her to get. She took a spot in amongst the other prefects and watched as things unfolded thinking of her own graduation which would come in a few years, thinking of all she might say were she to be the one to speak. She certainly would want to talk about how hard she'd worked more than thanking everyone. But Winnie applauded anyway for the speech and applauded for all of the students who then crossed the stage.
 
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