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Draco bowed his head. "no i haven't. i think that me and raven will just double up on roles." Raven's eyes went wide. "HOW can we do that? this is the Gryffindor match we're talking about!"
((x-mas was ohkay. my little brother's got me an mp3 player and i didn't get much else.))

Raven's eyes grew wide at the idea. "yeah abini is really pretty god. i think he'd do just fine! why don't we try him out tomorrow or something Draco? Seriously come on just thnk about it!" she had seen him roll his eyes. "you may not like him but he may be our key to victory, and the cup!"

Draco couldn't resist. "Fine! He can be on the team, but for the Gryffindor match!" He began to pout. He was cute when he pouted. "YAY!" Raven hugged Draco tightly. "thank you baby!" She looked at Abigail, and smiled.

((Been busy busy busy, lol. Wells, I shall be doing a bit of solo rping just for a little while *nod* ))

Leandra headed up to Ravenclaw tower. She usually didn't mind sitting in the Slytherin common room for a while, but today she wanted to talk to Luna. Hopefully someone would be outside the portrait and could run in and get Luna if she was there.

But when she approached, there was Luna, having been distracted by something out the window, and she had chosen to investigate that instead of entering her common room.

"Luna," Leandra called softly, and her friend turned around.

"Hello, Leandra," Luna greeted calmly. She'd never taken to calling her "Andi."

Though Luna's answers sometimes didn't make any sense, at times they were very enlightening. So Leandra joined Luna at the window and asked, "What do you think...about Death Eaters? Do you think maybe...they could be good people?"

Luna looked at her, no doubt realizing at least one of the people her friend was thinking about. Then she looked out the window again and answered slowly, "I think...that people are never really as bad as they seem. Really, they are simply good people, who are caught in bad circumstances, or have been taught the wrong way, or are just afraid, or bitter, or some other negative emotion that they haven't learned to deal with. Or...they just feel like they have no other choice."

She stared at Leandra again. "What happened today?"

"Well..." But she couldn't tell about Raven. That wasn't her business to tell. "Um...I was just thinking about Draco again...even though he's a great selfish idiot...I don't know, he just seemed to be acting very out of character...and I thought, maybe, you know...he really is capable of some good feelings. He really is a human being, too, you know?"

Luna nodded, and returned to her window watching.

Leandra looked out but couldn't see anything of interest. "Well, Luna, I'm off. Thanks. See ya later."

Eventually she ended up in her own common room. But right now it was rather full with people she felt she couldn't deal with at the moment.

Then she remembered that Raven and Abigail...and her brother...had gone to the pitch. Maybe they wouldn't mind her joining them...if not to just watch, as she wasn't an avid Quidditch fan or anything. But she felt...it would be good to get to know these people more. For too long she had spent all her time throwing all her hatred towards these people she didn't even know.

So she walked down. If she ever felt too uncomfortable, she could always make up some excuse about homework and go back to the castle.

"You are aware that if Madame Pomfrey saw me she would have a fit right..." Abigail thought about it a moment and then said, "What the hell. I'll fly with ya." She was becoming giddy.

Abigail happened to turn to the pitches entrance and saw Leandra. She was only looking that way to make sure no teachers decided to take a walk down this way. "Hey Leandra! Wanna join us?" She called out. Abigail looked to Draco and Raven, "You two don't mind do ya?"

Abigail smiled. Ah one big family moment. Ha times like these we need Creevey and his blasted camera. She thought as she waved Leandra over to the group.
((Griiii writers block. hope your having fun in florida))