24 Mar 2020, 15:15
Leaky cauldron please?
The holidays ... what could be better than the sun shining in the cloudless sky of London ... For once! Morris was indeed in London and was walking around town. He liked these little ballads and appreciated the chance encounters that he sometimes made during this one. His parents meanwhile, made an appointment called "lovers" as they said so well. Morris, despite his only eleven years, therefore wandered around the city, by day of course. He knew the city well now, since he and his family had gone there several times and been staying with friends of his mother. So they never got lost but still sought to discover new unexplored corners or another little patch of grass in the shade or to rest quietly. But it was not today that he was going to rest because while he was walking in the street, he could distinguish, among all the sounds of the city that were intertwined, the words "Leaky cauldron". Was it a sorcerer? Morris turned around and saw a young girl, probably eleven years old, accompanied by her two parents, who were visibly lost. They were surely looking for the Leaky Cauldron. Seeing there precisely an opportunity to realize one of those chance encounters that Morris appreciated so much, he went to them. And when he got to their level, he said, making sure that there were no other muggles around so as not to make a mistake, the young Slytherin said:
"Hey Hello! Are you looking for the Leaky Cauldron?"
The trouble with life is there’s no background music.
|| Sta: 7 | Evas: 6 | Str: 5 | Wis: 5 | ArcPow: 7 | Acc: 5 ||
"Hey Hello! Are you looking for the Leaky Cauldron?"
The trouble with life is there’s no background music.
|| Sta: 7 | Evas: 6 | Str: 5 | Wis: 5 | ArcPow: 7 | Acc: 5 ||
2 Apr 2020, 13:35
Leaky cauldron please?
@Morris Miller
Cress and her parents were wandering around London looking for something by the name of the 'Leaky Cauldron' that would (supposedly) get them into Diagon Alley where Cress was to get all of her school supplies for her first year at Hogwarts.
However, the real trouble was in finding the place. They had wandered up and down a few streets already in the crowded city, past vendors and other shops. Cress had been to London once before, even though she only lived in Wales so it wasn't all that far away.
Her parents had decided to turn this into a site seeing day as well so they'd spent a while around the city visiting all the famous landmarks.
Finally, as they were wandering down yet another street, a young boy with white blonde hair walked up to them and asked if they were looking for the Leaky Cauldron. "Yes!" she practically shouted, overly relieved that they found someone who wasn't as clueless as them. "Do you know where it is? It's my first year at Hogwarts, you see, and we (she gestured at her parents) can't find it." Cress really hoped this boy knew where it was because it had been a long day already and she just wanted to get her school supplies and head home.
Happiness is found when you stop comparing yourself to other people.
Cress and her parents were wandering around London looking for something by the name of the 'Leaky Cauldron' that would (supposedly) get them into Diagon Alley where Cress was to get all of her school supplies for her first year at Hogwarts.
However, the real trouble was in finding the place. They had wandered up and down a few streets already in the crowded city, past vendors and other shops. Cress had been to London once before, even though she only lived in Wales so it wasn't all that far away.
Her parents had decided to turn this into a site seeing day as well so they'd spent a while around the city visiting all the famous landmarks.
Finally, as they were wandering down yet another street, a young boy with white blonde hair walked up to them and asked if they were looking for the Leaky Cauldron. "Yes!" she practically shouted, overly relieved that they found someone who wasn't as clueless as them. "Do you know where it is? It's my first year at Hogwarts, you see, and we (she gestured at her parents) can't find it." Cress really hoped this boy knew where it was because it had been a long day already and she just wanted to get her school supplies and head home.
Happiness is found when you stop comparing yourself to other people.