Anger Management Needed Closed

Charo nodded, "Yeah, maybe, but not everyone can feel the same way about her, I can tell that she was a really good friend for you. Your brother just never got to know her like you did," Charo said, explaining what she thought. "It feels kind of strange to know that I'm talking about a snake, but at the same time it feels so normal, almost like nothing could be unusual after all of this," she said, gesturing at the castle and at the grounds. They were in a School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for goodness sake! Nothing would ever be out of the ordinary again.

Charo could tell how much Aravis missed her snake, the two of them must have been really good friends and after hearing the story Charo truly felt like she missed the snake too, even though she didn't know Lyssolin. Suddenly Charo gave Aravis a hug, one that didn't last very long but expressed how sorry Charo was about everything that had happened. She pulled away and smiled awkwardly at Aravis, "You just looked like you really needed that," she explained, just in case her new friend wasn't such a big fan of hugs.

Charo heard a loud click somewhere near them and turned around, frowning, trying to figure out what it was and where it had come from. She saw a girl holding a camera and immediately understood. "Did you take a picture of us?" Charo asked, hoping that she hadn't and it was just a picture of the rest of the grounds, although from the way that the girl was facing it didn't seem like that. Charo wouldn't mind if the girl had asked to take a picture of them, she just didn't like it if she took one without their consent, it seemed strange and it was an invasion of their privacy.

"What makes you think that? The camera in my hand? The picture that I am currently looking at? Of course, I did, what did you think I was doing behind you holding a camera up to my eye. Ok, that sounds creepy..." Ava chuckled, hearing the girl. She was obviously sarcastic and the questions she asked were rhetorical. "Yes, I know, I know, I know, invasion of privacy, blah, blah, blah... All that jazz that no one really cares about. At least I do not. I probably would if someone took a picture of me, but I have the camera here, so..." she said. "I am so sorry, but the view is glorious. And trust me, it looks great with you two in the middle." Ava said, trying to calm the girl down.

"To be completely honest with you? I needed a reference," she said, pulling out a sketchbook and a couple of pictures. The girl flipped through the pages and found some drawing she was looking for. Then she took a picture and put it next to the drawing. "Here. See? I tend to draw pictures I take," the Silver girl said, pointing at the drawing. It looked like an exact replica of the picture next to it.

Aravis smiled as Charo gave her a hug. She wasn't a fan of hugs most of the time but she liked hugs from her friends. "Thank you Charo. It really means a lot that someone understands." She said with a wavering voice. She heard a camera click behind them. Aravis turned around so fast that she was pretty sure she popped her back and her neck few times. 

She recognized the girl and wasn't to alarmed by who it was. They we're on the Slytherin Quidditch team together. Ara didn't know her well but she wasn't worried about having her photo taken. After all, she was photogenic, even from far away not facing the camera. Aravis wiped a few tears from her face. She didn't want anyone seeing her cry. "It's quite fine. You're bloody good at drawing that's for sure." Aravis did think the drawing was marvelous but she did hate being interrupted. "You know, you could have asked us to move out of the way of the camera. We most likely would have, you just caught us in a bit of a bad time." Her voice was still shaking but she tried to pull it together. 'Stop crying Aravis. Stop crying.' She kept repeating it over and over inside her head, however, a few tears would still manage to fall here and there, 

Charo looked at the drawing, slightly annoyed that the girl was so good! "Yeah, we would have moved, or you could have asked if it was alright to take a picture with us in it. I would have been okay with that," Charo added, but decided to stop talking about that after her comment, she didn't want to make the girl feel bad. It didn't seem like she would though, the Slytherin didn't seem like she cared much about what they thought or what they said against her actions so Charo just dropped the subject.

"I'm Charo García," Charo said with a smile, glancing at Aravis for a moment, wondering if she would introduce herself as well. 'Maybe they already know each other, they are both Slytherins,' Charo thought. "I don't think you mentioned your name," she added, curious to know who the girl was. However the Slytherin was she was amazing at art and Charo wanted to see more of her drawings.

Charo didn't do much art, it wasn't something that she could do well. She enjoyed music though and played the guitar, but ever since she was accepted into Hogwarts she hadn't had the chance to practice as much. 'You should.' Charo made a mental note to try an figure out where she could buy herself a guitar, 'Maybe the school has one?' Charo thought for a moment, 'Doubt it.'

Lucien had been wandering around looking for a peaceful place to read his book. Earlier the raven haired boy had been looking for his sister. She wasn't at the Quidditch Pitch or the common room and he knew she would most likely not be in the library. He assumed she was somewhere else like her dormitory so he gave up looking for her. He had been walking along the shoreline of the great lake. It was rather relaxing after all. He had heard people talking but didn't really pay much attention to them. Lost in his book he nearly ran over someone who had been talking with two other people. When he looked up from his book he noticed he was standing in front of his sister. Turns out you can find things by giving up looking for them. He made eye contact with his taller, yet younger sister. You could say he was a bit short for his age. He closed his book before noticing his sister wasn't alone. "Well it looks like you managed to make friends good job Aravis you didn't run people off." Of course he was teasing her but was also slightly serious. He was proud his sister was actually communicating with people. He noticed a few tears on his sisters cheeks. He decided to ignore it, he already knew what she was upset about, there was only one thing that could make her truly cry and that was her snake.

"Well thank you, but the thing is... If I told you I want to take a picture of you, you would not be as dynamic and casual. You could feel like you were posing which takes a lot away from the picture. While if I asked you to move... Well then I do not have any characters in my picture, what is the point?" Ava said and rolled her eyes, hiding her sketchbook behind her back and hearing one of the girls - a Hufflepuff, judging by the robes - introduce herself. "I'm Charo García," the Hufflepuff said. Ava smiled. "Hello, Charo," she said and smiled. "I don't think you mentioned your name," Charo said and Ava shook her head. "Yeah, I should probably introduce myself."

"Ava Silver, a proud pure-blood & Slytherin at your service," the girl said and turned to Aravis. "You are Aravis Escanora, right? The Chaser for the Slytherin Quidditch team, right?" she asked and saw someone approaching the three. She looked at the girls, signaling them to not tell the newcomer about the picture. She whispered a quick "Please," and hid her camera behind her back. As the boy spoke to Aravis, she looked at the two strangely. "Hello!" Ava said in a bit too enthusiastic tone and quickly took out her camera to snap a photo of him. "There," she said hiding the photo in her pocket. 

Aravis nodded and smiled. "Ah yes that makes sense, it wouldn't have been as casual." She said with a smile understanding how different the picture could have looked. Charo introduced herself.  Ava introduced herself, but Aravis had already known her name. "Yes, I'm a chaser for the Quidditch team, proud to be on it as well." When Ava started signaling for them not to talk about the photo she didn't understand why at first. When she turned to the side a bit she realized why. A young black haired male nearly walked over her absorbed in a book. She didn't know many Slytherin's that read but she automatically recognized her older brother. Ava took her camera out and took a photo. Luckily for Ava, it probably wouldn't be a bad photo due to her brother being photogenic unlike Aravis. 

"Ah Lulu!" She knew her brother hated the nickname. "Don't be such a buzz kill! I'm not that bad at making friends." Aravis said while extended her arm and gave him a side hug- which she knew he would panic at due to his phobia of germs. "This-" She said still holding onto her poor brothers shoulder while guesting to him with her free hand. "-is my brother Lucien." Anyone who didn't know the two siblings, or have siblings of their own, probably wouldn't understand the Escanora siblings passive-aggressive jokes to each other.

Charo shrugged, the girl was right, the photo did look better when they looked casual, posing would have seemed to planned. She didn't understand why the Slytherin didn't like it when there were no people in the photo, Charo liked photos which weren't of people but just pictures of, for example, the lake. That would have been a nice photo as well. Charo smiled at the mention of the Quidditch Team, "I'm trying out for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team, I want to be a Chaser," she said, happy that the three of them found something in common.

Charo was slightly confused when AVa told them to be quiet, but she didn't say a word, just in case it was something important. Charo noticed a boy that was reading a book approach them. She finally understood why Ava wanted them to remain silent. Charo's suspicions were confirmed when Ava took a picture of the boy. "You just love doing that to everybody, don't you?" Charo said with a smile on her face. Hopefully the boy wouldn't mind, it would only bring them to another argument about photos looking casual and they had just finished that.

Charo wasn't sure what to say when the new boy commented on Aravis 'running people off'. Charo wasn't sure if he was being serious or not. The two of them clearly knew each other, but Charo couldn't tell if they were friends or not. Charo smiled when Aravis introduced the Slytherin boy as Lucien, her brother, "Hi, I'm Charo García," Charo said, introducing herself to Aravis's brother.

Lucien didn't mind the picture taken, but he did mind his sister's hug and nickname for him. "Refrain from calling me that name, and please do not touch me, you know I hate germs more than anything." He said squirming out of his sister's reach. He sent a glare her way before turning to the other two girls. One was a Hufflepuff, who had introduced herself as Charo Garcia. while the other was a Slytherin. "To properly introduce myself, I am Lucien Avery Escanora. Feel free to calm me Lu or Avery or basically anything that isn't lotion or Lulu." He said the words as it was rehearsed, which in a way it was. It was basically how he introduced himself to everyone. He remembered what his sister said about him being a buzz kill and slightly smiled at it. "At least I'm not a fun sponge Ms. Schizophrenia" A hint of sarcasm could be found in his voice. He enjoyed picking on his sister, after all she never got mad at him for hardly anything. If their cousin had tried to pull that joke it probably wouldn't have ended so well for either of them. Lucien was glad he never got yelled at by his sister.