<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=284436.msg14045227#msg14045227">Quote from: RubySlippers on 04-04-2018, 00:03:05</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">ú<br/>Its customary more than demanded but say this professor insists I learn the Blasting Curse which Potter and Granger used in the books is very dangerous, she would refuse to learn it simply due to the whole it hits something and it goes BOOM and usually hurts or kills when the BOOM of an item happens, it might have the odd use like blasting away tree stumps on a farm but ... its otherwise pointless. And they must teach this magic many witches and wizards seem to learn various curses for dueling and many are good for it she would just avoid ones that make a person an object of laughter at them, which are a good number. There are many spells she will use its more quality over quality she might e wicked with say six spells for offense someday or create new non-lethal offensive charms if she ends up going for a NEWT and on defense I can see her developing a formidable ability. Assuming her wand feeds from her own wishes well. <br/><br/>I will give a good movie example that lethal potion Harry made to get the 'Liquid Luck' Potion she would never have done that and ask why that potion is not on the list of unforgivable crimes just to make it without Ministry officials high up approving it, and walk out of the class not wanting to associate with such a class and professor on that but might ask how to defuse it just in case some maniac did make some to use. When there are better good potions to make that don't kill cities per cauldron.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>The school can't force her to practice magic she doesn't want too. However refusing or failing to perform tasks and projects within the curriculum will reflect in her marks.