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Seamus Finnigan (openbottle) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2014-10-02 19:27:00

Entry tags:

character: adrian pucey, character: cho chang, character: finbar quigley, character: lisa turpin, character: pandora montgomery, character: seamus finnigan, character: viktor krum

Chess
Who: OPEN THREAD
What: Beginner's Night @ Wizarding Chess Championships
Where: The Roost, Finnigan's
When: Thursday evening
Rating: SFW

Instead of the usual large chessboard taking up the floor of The Roost, Seamus had had Dominic set up several smaller ones - with room around the outside for the more usual kind of tabletop boards and chairs. It was a spur of the moment to do something different for the evening and Seamus honestly didn't know what kind of a crowd to expect.

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adipucey
2014-10-04 09:23 pm UTC (link)

Adrian nodded, "Thank you," his eyebrows were raised a bit. Neither he nor Viktor had (at least to his recall) ever been the most social sorts, so the offer to help was a surprise but a welcome one.

"I honestly can't imagine what being in the Tournament must have been like - a single goal for an entire year, and more really if you think of the training," he shook his head but then opted for a lighter topic. "Shall we choose a set, then? I will warn you though I am not being modest when I say I've really nearly no grasp of the game despite my father's trying over the years."

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snitch_snatcher
2014-10-04 11:42 pm UTC (link)

Viktor saw Finbar not too far away and smiled, giving him a small wave. He'd make sure to go talk to him later, after he was done helping out. "I haf been playing for a long time, I told them I would help with Beginner night," he said to the eyebrow raise. "But I like teaching anyvay."

Viktor smiled slightly. "It vas different, but not too far away from Quidditch training," he said. "Just some different things to train toward." He nodded and gestured toward a chess set. "Vat color you prefer? And no worries. Ve start with the very basics, and go from there, no problem."

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