<strong>Karin Blutfremd - In the choir compartment with Symphony</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Karin was surprised, but also glad to see Symphony boldly suggesting three different muggle songs that they could try singing. She really was quite brave for doing so, especially with the obvious opposition she would face from the Slytherins in the compartment. Doing this would send a great message to the rest of the students in the school, plus muggle songs were just better in her opinion. Wizards and witches were too steeped in tradition to innovate too much, plus very few of them were willing to put forth the effort to master an instrument when they could find better jobs by just learning some good spells.<br/><br/>Already, some of the Slytherins were glaring around at the halfbloods and muggle-borns in the compartment, making them feel uncomfortable and threatened so they wouldn't show too much support for her new idea. It was kind of disgusting to the German how easily intimidated some students were by the Slytherins; what was the worst they could possibly do to you on school property? "I think Bohemian Rhapsody would be the best choice," Karin spoke out, to the disdain of the Slytherins. "It'll be entertaining enough to set a good atmosphere for the feast, plus it shouldn't be too hard for the students to understand what's going on in the song."