Edgar Crowley, 6th year Gryffindor, at the Gryffindor table<br/><br/>He was really just minding his own business when the confetti came flying his way, and when it ended up all over his plate, he would look to Mori. The animal, who was more prone to paying attention to their surroundings, seemed to focus in on Charlize; which meant that Edgar followed his familiar's gaze to her.<br/><br/>The large feline's lips twisted up into a snarl that showed his sharp teeth, specifically designed for ripping into meat.<em>Foul plebeian wench! You have assaulted my master and I. Pray that I do not find you alone.</em>The narrowing of the half-kneazle's eyes, along with how his ears pressed flat against his head, were clear signs of hostility.<br/><br/>Which earned the feline a small flick against the head; not enough to hurt him, just enough to draw his attention away from the red-head. "Hey, quit that. Behave."  He then gave Charlize this quiet, kind of shy, apologetic smile. But, really, she should know better. Mori was all too easy to get riled up.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Gustav Raubriter, 6th year Ravenclaw, at the Ravenclaw table<br/>Though he undoubtedly would be noticed sooner or later, he had, for all intents and purposes, blended in as best as he could. His distinctive and well-cared-for hair--both on his head, and on his face-- made him stand out. Facial hair did not seem to be very prevalent amongst the men of this school; all he had seen thus far, student wise, was some large kid with an ill-kempt beard.<br/><br/>He wore his school robes, complete with the badge that labeled him as a Prefect.  His wand remained concealed within a wrist-holster, which was a popular accessory in Durmstrang.  With just the right, subtle gesture, he could cause it to slide right out and into his hand, if he needed it.<br/><br/>For now, though, he was content to eat the local fare; nothing like what he ever ate back at Durmstrang, but it was not all-together unpleasant. He also paid attention to the topics of conversation at his own table, though he didn't interject himself in any way.