Post by GEORGE FABIAN WEASLEY on Apr 4, 2011 21:07:09 GMT
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George slowly and ruggedly pulled himself away from the table within the Great Hall to begin his ascent back to the Gryffindor Tower. Dinner as usual had been excellent, just like every other day at Hogwarts. Those house elves really out did themselves each and every day. Not to mention the desert was something worth dying for. Perhaps he would be able to get some of their recipes’ and give them to his mother. That way even though he would be leaving Hogwarts for good this summer he would at least be able to enjoy the tastes at home. With a great heave he lifted his school bag up and ducked his head into the strap to secure the bag across his body. Instantly he could feel the weight of his books and homework as the items attempted to weigh him down.
Stopping briefly at the bottom of the Grand stair case he glanced up at the Moving stair cases with a small smile upon his features. If he judged his timing correctly he would be able to make all the correct landing without having to wait for the stairs to move. Watching them carefully he began to make his ascent towards the towers. His plan of out witting the stair case was foiled by a third year asking directions on how to get to the North Tower for Divinations. Of course George wasn’t about to tell the young girl off so he kindly showed her the right stairs to take up until the point where they were to go their separate ways. He then proceeded to give her directions and wished her luck on her journey. It then took him only five minutes until he was standing outside the fat lady’s portrait. Giving the correct password George was granted access to the Gryffindor Common room.
Stepping through the Portrait hole he was greeted warmly by the Gryffindor colors of Red and yellow. Plush chairs and a couch were situated near the fire place where a small inferno raged on; no doubt started by the House Elves to welcome the sleepy eyed and full Gryffindors who were either done for the day or had a free period. However instead of collapsing onto the couch which was the norm for George after a satisfying meal he instead began to climb the spiraling staircase that led to the Seventh year boys dormitory. Discarding his bag and books onto his bed he began to undress himself from his school uniform before reaching for someone a little more comfortable. His choice of clothing was a soft long sleeved gray shirt with four buttons starting at the nipple line of his chest and ascending up to his trachea. The jeans that he slipped into were baby blue and slightly form fitting yet still comfortable to move about in. He then finished off his attire with a pair of gray shoes with white soles that matched the long sleeve shirt he had chosen. Reaching into his rucksack he pulled out a tan heavily used drench coat and slipped his arms into its sleeves before descending the spiral stair case and quickly exiting the Gryffindor Tower.
It didn’t take George nearly half as long to descend the Grand stair case. It also helped that he was A, going down instead of up and B, he didn’t have to stop and give anyone directions on how to get to this or that class. Exiting out of the main entrance he took a deep breath as the cool fall air washed over him. The fading sunlight a reminder to the coming of seasons. He crossed over into the courtyard before slowly making his way over towards the far end of the courtyard and sat upon a lone stone to gaze out over the castle grounds. Just to the South of him he could see the placid water of the Black Lake, as the smoothness of its surface was broken by a tentacle of the Giant Squid. To the North west and just slightly visible to him, George could just barely make out the silhouettes of six giant hoops and surrounded by high stadium stands. Turning to look back towards the east he could make out the Whomping willow. He knew that on the other side of the castle just out of his view was Hagrids hut.
Taking a deep breath he released a heavy sigh as a certain feeling washed over him. It was feeling that George Weasley wasn’t use to feeling. Boredom. Yes the Ginger twin was growing bored with the nostalgia pace everything seemed to be taking. He needed excitement, adventure; something to get his heart pumping and the adrenaline flowing through his veins. But the question remained…what could he do? What was there to do? Hadn’t Fred and he done everything there was to do? Hadn’t they found all the secret passage ways in and out of the castle? George felt that there was nothing left for them to do.
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