1st friend ? Open Closed

Raven looks at Andrea "what do you mean my name is unusual?". He asks as he looks to the door "yes you can join us" he moves a bit more towards the window. Raven looks back at Andrea "i don't think it is unusual i think it's a unique name" he says. He tightens his grip on the crumpled paper then looks out not really liking being around people. "I know after this situation none of will be friends when we enter Hogwarts and i don't plan on talking to any of you i barely talk to my siblings". He mumbles to himself and leans on the window. He grabs his bag and pulls out his book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and begins to read so he try and ignore the conversation feeling uncomfortable being around complete strangers that he doesn't trust or really want to know. "I'd rather be at home then have to go to school with a bunch people i don't know". He whispers to himself while reads his book and glancing at the girls every few seconds. He stays alert just in case they say something to him like ask him a question.

What an idiot. Compared to Raven, Andrea seemed to be an intelligent person. This boy, probably not Muggle, must have been one of those idiots who thought they deserved just like us. Brooke disagreed. It was just dirt spewing out the wizarding world. They deserved nothing.
Then he says that he hardly ever spoke to his siblings. Brooke was surprised, shocked. She couldn't spend a day without talking to her siblings. She even thought of going to find her brother's compartment if the discussion escalated, but the arrival of the last girl might calm the situation. Of course. As if a single person could send Raven away. Besides, who called a Raven child? Like parents, like children. She saw these parents as a real perfection, her father and stepmother in any case. She loved her mother, and she fulfilled her role, but they were not close.
Returning to the main subject, she told herself that finally, Andrea was nice. She wondered if the news was too, she hoped. Perhaps she would take Raven's side. But a 2 on 2 was not what Brooklyn wanted now.

- She's right. "Raven". It sounds too weird.

She then found a nickname for him. "Weirdo".

- Sorry "Weirdo". Oh. No, actually. Not sorry. And yes, life is hard.

She gave him a false smile. Brooklyn is a plague, if he didn't want that, he just had to get out.

Toni entered the compartment, and sat down next to the dark haired boy. She heard him mutter something about not talking to his siblings, and found it quite ironic that someone so antisocial was in a compartment this full.
@ Brooklyn Pierce @ Raven Dark @ Andrea Nunya

She felt pity for him, and scooted away to give him some space on the bench. That was when she heard the biting comments the blonde haired girl shot towards the boy known as Raven. Toni’s compassion grew with every word The girl spit at the boy. “I thin’ Raven is a very unique name.” Toni said, trying to make everyone feel more at ease. “Mine is Toni, and yours is?” Toni, trying to enunciate through her thick accent, directed this greeting at the blonde, hoping everything would calm down, and maybe a friend or two could be made. Toni glanced at the other girl, who, as far as Toni knew, had yet to say a word. Maybe this girl would be more passive like Toni? As the train began to pick up speed, taking them towards their destination, Toni felt a sense of concern wash over her. She had only just taken her seat, and she could already tell she was in for an interesting train ride.

Raven frowns at the nickname "weirdo...i'm not a weirdo your just rude" he says as he clenches his hands into fist but calms himself he looks at Toni "Thank you for not finding my name as weird and it's nice to meet you Toni at least you aren't rude like these two" he says as he glares at Brooklyn and Andrea "trust me if i could get out of here i would but i can't so now i have to suffer" Raven takes a deep breath and sighs "don't smile at me if you don't mean it because i don't like people like you this is why i don't talk to anyone". Feeling attacked Raven wants to lash out and yell but stops himself he closes his eyes and ruffles his hair out of frustration he puts his book away as he looks at the floor "" he mumbles and pulls his knees to his chest he rubs his forehead as he gets a headache from the conversation Raven covers his head with his arms then moves closer to the window he gets even more frustrated and decides to try and ignore Brooklyn and Andrea. Raven looks at Toni "they aren't the greatest people to talk to i would recommend not talking to them" he says and chuckles.


@Toni Bunch @Brooklyn Pierce @Andrea Nunya

Glancing up Andrea grumbles “It’s a weird name. Simple as that” glaring at him. Her thick Irish accent contrasted her quiet persona. “As for recommending not to talk to us you talk as if you’re Mr Sunshine. Like you said why talk to her? You’ll never see her again. None of us will interact after Hogwarts. Maybe it would be better if we all found different compartments” going back to her book she glanced over at Brooklyn. She’d want to stay in touch with her. She couldn’t explain why she disliked Raven. It was essentially to keep her distance. Waiting for Toni to speak again she sticks her hand out “Andrea. Andrea Nunya. It’s a strange last name as well I know.” She decided to make more snap judgements. Toni was a muggleborn from a loving family with matching sweaters, hot chocolate, and hugs. She’s never known hardship in her life. Not that Rea was one to talk. She was locked up until she was 10. She had a feeling Brooklyn wouldn’t like her. Though she did like Brooklyn she did feel the urge to get her out before Brooklyn caught on that she was most likely everything Brooklyn hated.

The tense mood of the compartment was so thick Toni felt as though she were being suffocated. One thing she knew was, whoever these people were, she did not want to be friends with them during her time at Hogwarts. She awkwardly fiddled with her hands and looked at her lap, not knowing what to do. Bullying was definitely not okay in Toni's opinion, and she didn't know what to do exactly. Raven appeared to be miserable and yet unwilling to do anything to change it or receive help. Toni was saddened as she looked over at the dark haired boy once more. Whatever his reasoning was, she was going to respect it and not push any further. She looked out the window as she leaned on the firm wooden armrest, still thinking over what to do exactly. Her mind ignored the hostile conversation going on around her, instead focusing on the blurred images outside the train. Flatlands turning into grassy hills as the train sped towards the highlands she loved so dearly. She hoped not all people would be like this at Hogwarts, and she began to miss her family, the people who taught her to be kind and loving to muggles despite being purebloods. She hadn't realized just how prejudiced people could be until this train ride. Focusing back on the happenings around her, she knew what she needed to do. "'m sorry" she spoke up, interrupting the conversation. "bu' this compar'men' doesnae seem to be tha kind o' place I should be...Raven I wish ya tha bes' o' luck" Standing up, Toni attempted to give a reassuring and friendly smile to the travelers as she opened the compartment door and exited.

Toni has left the role play

@Raven Dark @Brooklyn Pierce @Andrea Nunya

Oh, what an idiot. Raven would remain Brooke's pain killer, with or without this girl. Fortunately, there was Andrea. A sensible girl, she. Unlike Raven, she liked him. She shared these beliefs about Muggles, and she didn't seem to carry Raven in her heart.

"We won't miss you," she mumbled.

Breathing, she looked at what Raven was doing. Drawings. She did not find them beautiful. Raising her eyebrows, she looked at these perfectly manicured uncles. He had to be a Muggle. It was easy to see. He did not have the grace, elegance, and politeness of a Thoroughbred.
Without looking up, she addressed the boy:

- "If you want to join the other, his will not cause us any problems".

In other words: Go before I gut you.
People like him annoyed Brooke so much. They thought they were allowed because they were wizards, or because they wanted to give a genre.
A true wizard who respects himself knows how to stand. Intelligence is the very foundation of education, something Raven was devoid of.

- But I think I would rather leave. Good luck, Andrea.

Getting up, she retrieved her suitcases and went out. Even if Raven left, Brooklyn didn't want to stay there. Andrea was nice, but she was not a friend per se. Maybe she would nod, or an embarrassed smile in the hallways of Hogwarts. But she was by no means a friend.

It's also the end for me, owl me if you want another RP