Swish, flick; punch, kick || Georgina/Open

[Angela Winters]

Angela had made what she liked to think was the perfect start to her time at Hogwarts. Her stupid older brother Thomas had made it sound like everything was going to be so difficult and she'd never be able to keep up with all of her subjects. Maybe that had been his experience, but then he'd rather be seen chasing after a girlfriend than with his nose in a book studying. Angela pitied the intellegence of anyone who fell in love with him... because he was her brother, and therefore he was stupid.

Far from being behind in her classes, Angela had started reading ahead in the textbooks of her favourite subjects. While defence against the dark arts was without a doubt her favourite lesson, it was charms that had her winding her way down from Gryffindor tower to her favourite spot on the beautifully sprawling grounds. She wanted to perfect the wand movements she'd learned so far, so when they moved onto more complex spells she'd be ahead of everyone who wasn't taking school as seriously as it should be. While she wasn't necessarily driven to be the smartest person at Hogwarts, she was certainly determined to make her brother's grades look as pathetic as they were.

As always, the little lion's uniform was still immaculate as she sat down on the warm grass by the lake and crossed her legs. Pulling out her wand, she started waving it around, reciting the swishing movement that she'd been taught earlier that day. As long as she didn't add an incantation to her movement she should be okay, shouldn't she? Then again, no-one had ever told her magic was not allowed anywhere other than the hallways, and this certainly wasn't a hallway.

[Georgina Parkinson]

Georgina had only been at the school for a few weeks but already she was bored of it. It was full of idiots and mudbloods, and no one had a brain cell in their body. There were still first years who walked around looking wide-eyed and in awe of their surroundings, and it was a give away. You'd think they didn't know a thing about Hogwarts or magic at all. They were probably muggle borns. And if they were, they shouldn't be allowed her.

She shoved past a girl who tried to ask her for directions and marched her way down the stairs and out of the front door. They'd been here for a few weeks now, if they didn't know their way around by now they shouldn't be here at all. She'd wandered around and explored all over the place during her first weeks, and you didn't see her being annoying and asking for directions, did you? Imbeciles. 

Georgie headed towards the lake, intending to put her feet in her water for a while. Anyone who chose to believe the rumors that a giant squid would get them if they went into the water were stupid. She wasn't going to let some silly story stop her. Georgina didn't get that far though, because she spotted another first year there, waving her wand around in front of her. "What are you, mute? You looks stupid just waving it around without casting." She crossed her arms as a slow smirk crossed her face. "Of course, you'd be breaking the rules if you did cast it, wouldn't you?" It was always a fun game to say things like that and see how much the newest idiots of the school panicked. 

[Angela Winters]

Angela had been lost in the activity of watching her wand as it cut through the air in front of her. She was pretty sure she must be getting it pretty similar to the movements she'd been shown in class. If she could just quickly try a spell properly to make sure, but... she didn't want to risk it just in case. She wasn't going to be the first Winters child to get a letter home from the school.



Focusing solely on her wand had allowed another girl to come up to her without her knowledge. She jumped slightly when a voice broke through the peaceful sounds of the nature around her, spinning her head around so brown eyes could land on the culprit. She frowned as she was called stupid by this girl, who seemed to make no small effort to show everyone she was in Slytherin. Who did she think she was, coming out here and disturbing her with such rude comments. After the next comment, Angela finally made a retort. "Not mute, thanks. And that's exactly why I'm not casting a spell properly.. I'm quite happy to leave the rule breaking up to your house. That's what you're the best at anyway, isn't it?" she gave a sarcastic smile before turning away again after finishing, hoping the girl would leave her alone.