Young at Heart

[Mason Skeeter]

Mason wasn't so sure he could get the beanstalk to dance, but he supposed he could look into it. The Daisies had come about mostly by accident, though careful breeding after that had certainly helped. Somehow though, Mason doubted that Honking Daffodils would have the same impact on the beanstalk. "Certainly if it got overly tall." Mason chuckled. The thought of an over-sized beanstalk dancing a little too much and breaking something was both amusing and a little horrifying. One with bells might be even worse!

"Who knows, maybe they could learn to play actual music." Wouldn't that be at trick? He was getting head of himself now. Sure, many magical plants were not inanimate objects, but he doubted he'd be able to get them to play a tune, even with years of research and breeding. Not that he was thinking about how to go about it now either... It would be a fun sight.

Realizing he'd probably taken up quite a bit of Miss Denbright's time, he assumed his students would probably be ready to move on soon as well. Gesturing toward the till with his beanstalk in hand, Mason said, "I've probably taken up enough of y our time. Thank you for your help." He was always so very awkward with things like this, but he did see a student catch his eye with a look of can we go now? which meant he probably should be on his way. "Ill uh- let you know about the beanstalk and the daisies." It felt strange to say, he felt like he was making an assumption that she would indeed want to know, but he felt it mildly appropriate in this situation?

  

[Martha Denbright]

His words made Martha realise with a start that she probably should have also gotten back to work- after all, Hogsmeade weekends were always one of their busiest times. Even when she was still in school every other Hogsmeade weekend she’d spend helping around the shop- most of it was really keeping the dinosaur from escaping (again) in all honesty.

“I look forward to it!” She smiled brightly before bobbing a quick curtsy and turning her attention to another shelf where one of the model dinosaurs was terrorising the model unicorns.