<strong>Brutus Tremblett<br/></strong><br/>It seemed like she was getting down on herself a little, though he didn't see why "Funny, I'd say it was right on the money." He said as he leaned back in his seat. "It would appear to me that your<em>talent</em>for the<em>art</em>of Arithmancy fits your number 3 perfectly." He emphasized the words talent and art in order to make a point. As far as he could tell the idea that science and art were two different things was silly, in fact he was of the opinion that science and art were practically the same thing, it was just people's attitudes about them that separated the two.<br/><br/>But he thought it best to change the subject. He didn't want her to think he was just praising her for no reason, he wasn't at all, but allot of people, especially very introverted people, tend to mistake praise and pity. While he was thinking of what to talk about next he looked her over once. She clearly wasn't a girl who worried about getting herself overly fixed up, a trait he admired and believed in himself accounting for his loose fitting athletic cloths, but she was still very pretty, and though she hadn't done it yet he could tell she had a very nice smile.<br/><br/>"Lavender, I'm guessing you are a 7th year in...Hufflepuff right? Where about do you hail from?" He asked, interested in getting to know this girl who had been in the same year as him for seven years and he had never noticed.