[ Although it's said in a way that isn't unkind. Odd pair of movers? No, nothing wrong with that. There's even a soft chuckle of amusement.
Luna... hasn't forgotten that either, and when Peter blushes, her lips purse a little. Yes, the rabbit ears. It'd been strange with the new, temporary appendages, but yes... they had been very soft. And... then the face-painting. That had been... an experience. Luna clears her throat and smiles. It hadn't been so terrible, really. A little awkward, but... enjoyable. ]
Rabbits have strong ties to the moon. There's stories about it. [ She smiles a little. ] I suspect that's why my patronus is a Hare.
[ Patronus, not patriots. Remember, Peter?
Taking the bracelet back, she takes a moment to put it on. Why not? And then she peers into the trunk wondering what to pull out next. Ah. She reaches in a pulls out a pile of almost half a dozen books or so. They're nearly all textbooks for school, spellbooks. She looks very pleased. ][ There's a small hum of amusement. Peter's... probably not interested in textbooks, in all honesty. But there's one book in particular he might be. She pulls a rather worn and slightly dog-eared book from the pile and offers it to him to look at: Tales of Beedle the Bard. ]
I think you'd find this more interesting. It's a story book, tales wizarding children are read at bedtime. You know, stories with lessons in them. That sort of thing. I imagine Muggle children have their own. [ There's a short pause, her expression turns a little wistful. She misses home, misses both her parents, misses the simplicity of being read stories at night. It's been well over a year since she last saw her father. ] Dad always liked reading the Tale of the Three Brothers to me, especially after mum died.
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[ Although it's said in a way that isn't unkind. Odd pair of movers? No, nothing wrong with that. There's even a soft chuckle of amusement.
Luna... hasn't forgotten that either, and when Peter blushes, her lips purse a little. Yes, the rabbit ears. It'd been strange with the new, temporary appendages, but yes... they had been very soft. And... then the face-painting. That had been... an experience. Luna clears her throat and smiles. It hadn't been so terrible, really. A little awkward, but... enjoyable. ]
Rabbits have strong ties to the moon. There's stories about it. [ She smiles a little. ] I suspect that's why my patronus is a Hare.
[ Patronus, not patriots. Remember, Peter?
Taking the bracelet back, she takes a moment to put it on. Why not? And then she peers into the trunk wondering what to pull out next. Ah. She reaches in a pulls out a pile of almost half a dozen books or so. They're nearly all textbooks for school, spellbooks. She looks very pleased. ][ There's a small hum of amusement. Peter's... probably not interested in textbooks, in all honesty. But there's one book in particular he might be. She pulls a rather worn and slightly dog-eared book from the pile and offers it to him to look at: Tales of Beedle the Bard. ]
I think you'd find this more interesting. It's a story book, tales wizarding children are read at bedtime. You know, stories with lessons in them. That sort of thing. I imagine Muggle children have their own. [ There's a short pause, her expression turns a little wistful. She misses home, misses both her parents, misses the simplicity of being read stories at night. It's been well over a year since she last saw her father. ] Dad always liked reading the Tale of the Three Brothers to me, especially after mum died.