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Post by reanne arabella entwhistle on May 29, 2011 1:11:47 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-image:url(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r71/maggiesrpstuff/BACKGROUNDS/fk5qwnjpg.png); width: 457px; padding-top: 30; padding-bottom: 30; -moz-border-radius: 35 35 35 35; -webkit-border-radius: 35 35 35 35;]hi » FIRE IT UP. Raeanne was a proud girl. At seventeen, she was one of the most beautiful girls at Hogwarts, and obviously was destined for greatness. Life was good for her. Her family was one of high social standards and her grades were around the top of her year. But with pride comes other side effects. Rae was stubborn, when she believed in something she just couldn't let it go. For one thing, the picture perfect Barbie doll child that the Entwhistle's raised was destined to be more than just another trophy wife. Her one tracked mind was set out for greatness, and Rae was going to be somebody. With all that being said, Raeanne was definitely a Slytherin at heart. But most people truly loved her. Rae was a little ball of sunshine, lovely and loud.
But to Rae, most of them didn't even matter. They were faces she wouldn't remember in ten years. Raeanne was a people person, just not a people pleaser and that was something that drove her family insane. But amongst the people that actually did matter to the blonde was Lorcan Scamander. The boy was two years younger, and a Ravenclaw. Although Rae wasn't biased, she rarely wound up associating with people of different houses. Not out of spite, in fact one of her best friends, Albus Potter, was a Ravenclaw, it's just that she wasn't normally with them. But Lorcan was like a little brother to Raeanne, and she loved him in a very brotherly sense. Most people would think Rae couldn't have male friends just because of the fact she was so striking, but in truth, Rae got along better with males.
That cool September day, Raeanne walked in Hogsmeade alone. Most of her friends had gone off to do whatever it is that seventeen year old desperate girls usually did. The breeze was comforting, and wrapped Rae and brushing her skin so lightly it almost tingled. Despite the first weekend that the students had been allowed to go to Hogsmeade, the streets were unusually silent. Taking advantage of the unusual alone time, Rae ambled along, lost in empty thoughts. Thinking nothing was like being numb, easy but there was no cure for it. Her wandering led her to Honeydukes. Rae always had a small sweet tooth, and with an eager grin she pulled back the rusty door. A gust of wind and a chime of rusty bells greeted her, sounds from her childhood. After picking out a few candies Rae walked up to the register and regarded the worker behind the counter with a soft smile. "Why hello, just these, yes." She paid and made her way back to a table outside the shop. Silence surrounded her, and she closed her eyes. Savoring the delight of the chocolate and the sound of the wind.
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Post by paige on May 29, 2011 13:02:39 GMT -5
I'm the new cancer, never looked better And you can't stand it I know because you say so under your breath You're reading lips, "When did he get at all confident?" It was all a blur at this point. He didn’t even know why he was in Hogsmeade. To the youngest of the identical Scamander twins, Hogsmeade just represented a place for him to avoid. It was filled with students, all bustling and running, trying to get this and catch that. It was enough to make him sick. He remembered hearing once, a long time ago, that this was supposed to be the last pure magical village in Britain. He thought that was a load of crap. This place was nothing more than a tourist attraction. The shops were evident of that. Every Hogsmeade weekend it was the same routine: kids send off to their parents to send them some galleons so that they can go and buy more useless tripe that they don’t actually need.
Then again, perhaps his bitterness derived more from his dislike of the students than their actions. There was no doubt that Lorcan Scamander was attractive—with his thick chocolate brown hair, mesmerizing green eyes and pouty lips, he was the object of many fantasies. And he knew it. He was well aware that whenever he walked down the halls of Hogwarts, there were many students of the female persuasion who would love nothing more than to just yank him into a broom closet. But then there were others who openly hated him and then wanted him to make them scream in ecstasy when no one was around. It was all so…boring. He was tired of dealing with them all. He knew that he was the object of their sexual fantasies, but he wondered how many of them knew that they were the object of his loathing and bloody fantasies. No, it was better that they don’t. After all, he thought in annoyance, best never to let them know what you truly think. His father taught him that.
That was perhaps another reason for his loathing. This past summer was the straw that broke the camel’s back, so to speak. He went from accepting his existence and just trying to survive, to living in a rented room in The Leaky Cauldron with his twin brother, whom he hadn’t spoken a decent word to in over four years. But, Lorcan supposed that’s what big brothers are for. There to clean up your mess, even if it’s partially theirs as well. Lorcan looked up from his musings to see that his feet had traveled him farther in Hogsmeade. He noticed that the streets were actually calm. It was a pleasant escape and he figured that he should enjoy this time. He didn’t have that many galleons, as the Scamander twins were being forced to save every scrap of money that they were able to. But, he figured he had enough to satisfy his sweet tooth.
For as long as he has been able to remember, chocolate has always chased his demons away. Just thinking about partaking in the delectable gooeyness of chocolate made him feel slightly better. Subconsciously, his hand rose up to finger the scar on his cheek. It was possibly the only imperfection on his body; well, it was the only one that people could easily see. He remembered the only the time someone had dared to ask him about it. He was just a firstie and an older Gryffindor male was trying to bully him. He didn’t know for what purpose, but, a few well-placed hexes and no one dared to ask after that. He supposed it was a cruel message, but one that had to be delivered.
Slowly but surely, his gait as relaxed as he allowed himself to be able, he made it to the old rusty door. It swung open, the chimes ringing and it once again brought a smile to his face. Perhaps he’d be nice and get something for Ly as well, they were brothers after all. And, well, Lorcan wasn’t good at expressing gratitude, but he knew that his actions would be understood. He wandered through the shop, eying the different treats and wondering how they could be appetizing. He just wanted plain old chocolate—well, not that there was anything plain about chocolate. He walked to the line, not paying attention, until he heard the girl in front of him speak. He looked up and smiled. Reanne Enwhistle, or Rae, was one of the few people that he considered a friend. Oh he had allies, he had acquaintances, but he didn’t really have friends. But Rae was even closer to being an older sibling, an annoying older sister, than just a friend. Despite her being a Slytherin, he knew that she cared for him. And he cared for her, if his over-protectiveness was any indication.
He was going to buy her treats, but he was on a budget. Besides, he looked up and she left. He hurriedly paid for his and Ly’s chocolate and briskly walked outside. He saw her sitting at a table and he smiled. Well, at least he could interact with someone who didn’t annoy him today. “Hello, my dear Rae. Enjoying your chocolate I see.” He sat down, his long legs spread in front of him, resting his arm on the back of his chair as he nodded his head in the direction of her chocolate confection.words * 883 tags * Reanne Entwhistle outfit * the short sleeve one credits * Lyrics: Panic! At the Disco--There's A Good Reason These Tables Are Labeled Honey, You Just Haven't Figured It Out Yet comments * It's all good...
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