<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 4pt;">This is an Edgar post. </span><br/>Edgar was dressed up in his school robes, which were a bit larger on him than was really needed; had he perhaps lost a few pounds over the summer? Perhaps.  His large, bushy beard was well-groomed out, though it was still a bit uneven.<br/><br/>He remained seated at one of the corners of his table. Memento Mori, the half-kneazle familiar to him, was sitting right next to him, eyes slowly prowling along, keeping close watch over those near to him and his master. The large feline was immaculately groomed, as per usual; Mori, like many felines, cared a great deal about ensuring that he looked good. In Mori's case, he had to make sure that everybody knew just how regal he was!<br/><br/>As was usual for the larger boy, he remained quiet and to himself. In truth, he was a bit nervous about being back to school; he didn't always get along with the other students. But, he did have Care of Magical Creatures to look forward to. He wondered what sort of beasts they might get to have a hands-on encounter with.<br/><br/>And, he supposed, he did have a few people he could get along with. That might be nice. But, he really missed having the wide open area on his parents ranch to roam around, and the Griffins to hang out with.<br/><br/>when the time came to cheer for Hogwarts, he stayed quiet; he didn't feel like drawing attention to himself already. Mori's ears flattened against his head, and the animal grumbled a bit;<em>why must the filthy plebeians be so loud?</em><br/><br/>When the time finally came that they could eat, he got himself a plate that primarily consisted of large quantities of meat, and potatoes. Mori, himself, also had a plate of meat to eat from; and just as every year before, the feline placed its paws upon the table, and ate from the plate, as if he were human. And Mori has immaculate table manners, to boot; after all, he was a king--just ask him!-- and had to conduct himself as such, lest the plebeians think they are somehow better than him.<br/><br/>Mori, you see, had a great deal of pride and ego.