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Dora Tonks is (polymorphic) wrote in vas_captio_rpg,
@ 2009-08-26 09:28:00

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!shelved, connor temple, day 20, location: clock tower, nymphadora tonks

Who: Any of the former kids
What: Waking up as an adult again
Where: Clock Tower
When: Day 20, Early morning
Rating: PG

Tonks woke up, stretching out and wiggling her feet. That was funny. She usually didn't take off her boots around here to go to sleep. Too many thoughts of needing to wake up and run (to help or away) to cause her to let her guard down by being found only be-socked. Eyes remained luxuriously closed for another moment or two as she thought on her dream. It was the strangest thing, dreaming about being a kid here. And with other people as kids too? Very odd. But it was honestly a little..invigorating? Not the right word, but Tonks smiled to herself anyway. If six-year-old her could handle being here then so could twenty two-year-old her!

With that thought, she laughed a little and flipped around, staring at the ceiling of the gymnasium in a contemplative sort of way. Funny, the gym ceiling didn't look like that before..

Wait a minute. She wasn't in the gym anymore. And sat up straight, looking around to figure out where the hell she was now.

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leconnortemple
2009-09-09 05:39 am UTC (link)

"Bunny ears," Connor confirmed, making the little bunny eared hand gesture before letting the rest of the ideas sink in. When they'd been kids, Chris had mentioned some sort of magic school. But Dora--er, Tonks--had said she had to be older to go. And he was just happy to go to his primary school! This was so weird.

First reaction to her question? Lie. Lie like he usually did. He was just a student, studying archaeology and paleontology at university. On weekends, he liked gaming, World of Warcraft in the evenings and the occasional Lord of the Rings marathon with his mates.

However, as wild and interesting as her story had been? Well, Connor had been the exaggerating type before he'd ever met witches. Now, he kind of felt like he had to. "Raptors," he said simply, as if everyone did it. "Saber-toothed cats. Faced a mammoth, once. Not the ice age wooly variety, the warm weather sort." In completely, typically Connor fashion, he attempted to sound smug. As if he were so much cooler for it than he actually was. You know, despite still recovering from a SIMS 2 addiction.

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polymorphic
2009-09-09 05:46 am UTC (link)

Now it was the witch's turn to be impressed and in awe. "You do not. Real dinosaurs! And saber-toothed cats! We've got magic, but those animals are still good and gone!" How cool was that? Now the imagination that had been prominent as a child was running away with her. "Could you imagine? Learning to ride pterodactyls rather than brooms..Quidditch on their back! How ace would that have been? And then training them to swoop up the Dark Wizard you were chasing.." Dark eyes were alight with the possibilities.

"Little triceratopses running round and the whole bit? That's completely ace." But then she stopped and frown. "It is ace, right? Not like that movie with the park and the wild raptors and t-rex'es? T-ri?" What was the plural of Tyrannosaurus Rex?

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leconnortemple
2009-09-09 02:25 pm UTC (link)

"Well, haven't come across any tyrannosaurus rexes yet." That was how you pluralized it. Though T-rex-ing it was just going to be awkward. "Or triceratopses. Did have a Gorgonopsid, though. Very first creature we ever ran into. Huge, it was, but not too scary." Sort of. Except the part where he'd sort of wanted to bar the doors and never let anyone in again ever. Well, until he decided to run off and do it again, that was. "No stegosauruses, either," he added with a laugh, thinking of Steggy.

"It'd be hard as hell to tame them, though, I bet," he added, though a flicker of a smile crossed his face. "Though I do live with a tame one. The little bloke's got a bit of a fancy for my best mate, I think." And so did Connor, but that was besides the point. "He's a sweetie."

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