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[animalmagnetism]

Who: Peter Banks (animalmagnetism), Sybille Matteris (arachnoble), Murdoc Donoghue (wwhistful) and EVERYONE who'd like to encounter the cheering charm'd teacher and/or the culprits.
Tone: Cheerful! Maybe too cheerful
Rating: TBD
When: um...after Tavros's party sometime? idk Starts in the morning and lasts most of the day.
Where: First, the Great Hall, but then anywhere.
What: Peter and Sybille think Murdoc needs to relax and cheer up, so they "help" him with cheering charms and observe the result.

It was planned perfectly. Murdoc needed to relax. There was a log so far up his arse that it threatened to come out of his head. He needed to loosen up and learn to enjoy life. Peter was convinced drastic measures were necessary. So he'd gone to Sybille. A cheering charm wasn't too difficult to charm up, but best to defer to the expert. They only wanted him relaxed and cheerful, not rolling around on the floor laughing too hard to do anything else. It turned out it was a little more complicated than just a simple charm after all, but they'd worked it out. Now, this morning in the great hall they'd planned their attack.

The spells went off without a hitch under the table and Peter grinned at Sybille. Just waiting for them to take effect now.

((ooc: Peter, Sybille and Murdoc will all be available for threading with everyone! Just specify time of day, who, and where!))

Comments

[dou8letrou8le]

Vriska was just finishing up her breakfast, having been one of the first people to come into the hall to eat she surprisingly took her time. She sat near the end of the Slytherin table near the professors' with an open book under her hand.

When the spell went off Vriska noticed a small glimmer under the table out of the corner of her eye. She cast a look to Sybille, finding her amused expression mirroring Peter's curious. She didn't realize she was staring at the Charms professor (with a narrowed look to boot) until a few minutes had passed. Hmmmmmmmm.

[arachnoble]

When Peter had approached her, asking for a cheering charm, Sybille had been wary. Of course, once he had told her his intended victim was and why she agreed without a second thought.

In all honesty the spell wasn't that difficult. But Peter was young, and Sybille doubted the abilities of anyone that wasn't herself. He probably could have done it himself, but she wouldn't let him take all of the glory. Where would the fun be in that?

[psiignlanguage]

Cyrus just so happened to be on his way back from his first class of the day before he had that nice little chunk of time in the middle to relax and grade homework assignments. He'd get some tea--oh god, that endorphin tea that Rhys had given him that one time had become his life blood. He was drinking it everyday now. How stellar. So, oddly enough, Cyrus was in a bit of a rather cheerful mood as he settled down and got to work.

For Peter/Sybille, and Murdoc, at different times

[grandhighwizard]

It was hard to miss that conspiratorial grin exchanged in the Great Hall, so Rhys pulled his wand, ostensibly to summon the cream for his tea (which he never used). What he actually did was cast a little subtle magic that spelled out in both Peter and Sybille's breakfasts, WHAT DID YOU DO? naughty, naughty, with whatever food was still on their plates.




Later, the Potions professor just has to see what's been done to Murdoc, so he makes it his business to duck into the Dark Arts professor's classroom with a text tucked under one arm. "Donoghue?"

[doctorkishitani]

Shinra stays behind as Defense Against the Dark Arts draws to a close and his colleagues make their way out. He quickly moves to the front of the class as soon as the room is relatively clear and beams as he offers his professor a slight bow.

"Professor Donoghue! I had a question about the nature of the Aswang. I know that everything we've discussed in class and most of what I've read suggests that they're inherently evil, but I'm wondering if they may just be seen that way because they're usually signs of death. What are your thoughts on the matter, sir?"