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Finding the Ravenclaw common room had been remarkably easy. She'd simply asked one of the omnipresent house elves, who reminded her quite a lot of the hobb in Holly Rue's bookstore back home. Getting into the common room had been a bit difficult, so she'd followed someone else in and made note of the password.
Now she sat in one of the big squishy armchairs, legs tucked up under her, a sketchbook in her lap, doodling. There was so much she actually wanted to see and do, and a lot yet to learn. She was bursting with questions, but she'd decided to try and watch those around her, maybe eavesdrop a little if there was anything worth listening to.
Then again, she was more of a doer than a watcher, so this resolve would probably last only until she found someone she could approach and chat up.
Now she sat in one of the big squishy armchairs, legs tucked up under her, a sketchbook in her lap, doodling. There was so much she actually wanted to see and do, and a lot yet to learn. She was bursting with questions, but she'd decided to try and watch those around her, maybe eavesdrop a little if there was anything worth listening to.
Then again, she was more of a doer than a watcher, so this resolve would probably last only until she found someone she could approach and chat up.