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sixwordstories2009-09-07 02:50 pm
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Mudbloods are dumbing down my classes.
What a terrible thing to say! You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
It's not terrible if it's true. Professors spend more time catching them up on simple things that purebloods already know, that half my class time is wasted.
Is that why History of Magic is so boring?
I don't think History of Magic is boring.
It's frustrating, isn't it? So much time is wasted on them.
Why should I be forced to study on my own, while my Professors waste time teaching mudbloods basic things anyone else would have known from birth? Don't you see the problem with that?
Right? About bloody time someone agrees.
It's like sitting through old tutoring sessions sometimes, don't you think?
I doubt blood affects idiocy.
It affects knowledge. Muggleborns didn't grow up as wizards. They don't know half the information purebloods are know from birth. Which means professors have to go over everything as if it's from scratch, while I sit in class twiddling my thumbs.
You're what... twelve? I wouldn't' worry about it Crouch, besides... it's hardly the biggest concern ever.
I'm fourteen. And it is a concern when it affects my education.
Professors spend more time teaching muggleborns that there is magic then teaching us how to better use it.
*she sighs, shaking her head sadly*
They did when I was a student, as well. I'm sure there was all sorts of things that we missed, that we could have gone into in better detail, if it weren't for them.
They did when I was a student, as well. I'm sure there was all sorts of things that we missed, that we could have gone into in better detail, if it weren't for them.
I'd have thought you'd be more grateful now that things were slowed down to your speed.
Did you come up with that all on your own? Think about your insults before making yourself look stupid. I get top marks.
I quite agree. It's hardly acceptable for Salazar and the others to have to spend all that extra time babying the pathetic excuses for wizards who don't know things proper wizards learned in infancy.
...Salazar Slytherin?
Wow. Yes, I suppose he must have had the same problem, didn't he?
Wow. Yes, I suppose he must have had the same problem, didn't he?
How exactly, do you mean?
Professors have to waste their time and ours teaching muggleborns simple things that purebloods already know.
What a terrible thing to say! You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
It's not terrible if it's true. Professors spend more time catching them up on simple things that purebloods already know, that half my class time is wasted.
Is that why History of Magic is so boring?
I don't think History of Magic is boring.
It's frustrating, isn't it? So much time is wasted on them.
Why should I be forced to study on my own, while my Professors waste time teaching mudbloods basic things anyone else would have known from birth? Don't you see the problem with that?
Right? About bloody time someone agrees.
It's like sitting through old tutoring sessions sometimes, don't you think?
I doubt blood affects idiocy.
It affects knowledge. Muggleborns didn't grow up as wizards. They don't know half the information purebloods are know from birth. Which means professors have to go over everything as if it's from scratch, while I sit in class twiddling my thumbs.
You're what... twelve? I wouldn't' worry about it Crouch, besides... it's hardly the biggest concern ever.
I'm fourteen. And it is a concern when it affects my education.
Professors spend more time teaching muggleborns that there is magic then teaching us how to better use it.
*she sighs, shaking her head sadly*
They did when I was a student, as well. I'm sure there was all sorts of things that we missed, that we could have gone into in better detail, if it weren't for them.
They did when I was a student, as well. I'm sure there was all sorts of things that we missed, that we could have gone into in better detail, if it weren't for them.
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