"Well the band is from the '60s so... back then they would usually make pop music."Lucille explained to Jane.Even though she wasn't the type of person to talk about herself Lucille quite enjoyed speaking about something that interested her.As she looked back at Cassie,she began to talk."Oh-right..my name is Lucille..Lucille Williams."She said quite confidently.Lucille looked around a cozy compartment, she saw another first year,this time a boy,coming inside the compartment.Wyatt, his name was.

"Oh Hello Wyatt."Lucille said kindly.The boy then asked if he could sit in the compartment."Oh sure..uh..I don't think we're full yet."Lucille said as she looked around the compartment once more.As the boy continued to say that he too had an interest in The Beatles,Lucille felt her confidence going up even more as she gave Wyatt a small smile"Well...uhm..what's your favorite song from them?"she asked curiously."I think mine is Yesterday..even though it is a bit sad."As she waited for Wyatt to answer Lucille looked back at Jane."Do you have anymore questions about The Beatles?I think it would be quite fun answering them."She said hopefully.Just as she was about to say something else Lucille saw a woman coming by the compartment pushing a large trolley of many different sweets.

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The girl in the Beatles shirt- Lucille, her name was- allowed Wyatt in the compartment kindly. She asked his favorite Beatles song, saying hers was Yesterday. “I’m not sure how I can pick only one, really,” he said. “Blackbird, Don’t Let Me Down, and Helter Skelter would be my top three, I guess.”

He didn’t want to say anything ridiculous- who would want to be friends with someone who had I Am The Walrus in their top five, though he did. He loved the idea behind the song- John Lennon wanting people to stop over-analyzing his songs.

He didn’t want to say anything controversial either, like how Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da was not only his personal least favorite Beatles song, but objectively the most terrible song they’ve written. Though he didn’t understand why that should be controversial, it was. He stopped his overthinking when Lucille started talking to another girl in the compartment.

Lucille asked another girl in the compartment if she had more questions about the Beatles. So that was already a popular topic. He understood that pure-bloods or half-bloods raised in the wizarding world wouldn’t know who The Beatles were, but it hurt. How does one live a full life without knowing about John, Paul, George, and Ringo! Wyatt agreed with Lucille. Answering questions about The Beatles could be really fun.

Interacting with @Lucille Williams, @Jane Wright, and @Cassandra Ironwoods