Piper was extremely talkative. Timothy didn't mind, it just meant she was easier to talk to. It really was a shame how the rest were so shy, but they'd open up after getting used to their new surroundings. It could also be that he was a few years older, maybe they would have welcomed second year company better.<br/><br/>Timothy laughed in a friendly manner when Piper praised her mother's cooking. She was right, of course, nothing beat the taste of a home cooked meal. She then swiftly moved to the subject of divided houses, which surprised Timothy. He had never actually thought about the subject, simply accepting the division as something that had always been done. "I guess we're divided to avoid excess conflict? You know, like minded people get along better and all that? I never really thought about it. Besides, you'll make friends with kids from other houses too. A lot of the classes are shared, so you don't really have to worry about not finding people you'll get along with." he reassured, hoping that she would indeed find friends. "And about dogs, I guess it's part because dogs can be small or really huge. Cats and owls and the like are all pretty much standard size, and besides, owls carry the mail."<br/><br/>"Speaking of classes, which one are you waiting for the most? Or do you know about classes yet?"