Post by Tristan ll Aiden Malfoy on Feb 8, 2008 19:16:35 GMT -5
How can you leave me standing?
All alone in a world that is so cold?
Maybe I’m just too demanding
Maybe I’m just like my father:
Too Bold
Maybe I’m just like my mother
She’s never satisfied.
Why do we scream at each other?
This is what it sounds like
When Doves Cry.
All alone in a world that is so cold?
Maybe I’m just too demanding
Maybe I’m just like my father:
Too Bold
Maybe I’m just like my mother
She’s never satisfied.
Why do we scream at each other?
This is what it sounds like
When Doves Cry.
Hogwarts has been reopened for some time now, and a relative peace has surrounded our Wizarding World since the Dark Lord’s fall in 2000. Now most of the young heroes and villains of the war have their own teenagers in Hogwarts, it seems that old troubles are starting anew.
The ministry, desperate for supporters have been hounding the Hogwarts students for quite a few years, using attempts of bribery and schoomsing to get the next generation to follow the mode of new government they have set up to prevent that nothing as powerful as Voldemort could rise up again. The children of Slytherin and ex-death eaters are especially watched, and constantly checked to make sure there is no ‘suspicious’ activity setting afoot. Nobody trusts anybody anymore.
These very students are tired of it. These teens have been brought up to think that they are better than the Ministry blokes and are rebelling against the restraints they are bound to at school. The old rivalry of Slytherins against the other houses has started to fabricate again. Will Slytherin build up, unite, and separate themselves to create a group that is powerful like before? Who is willing to become the new leader and create a new Youth, opposing the likes of everyone else?
While the Slytherins, Gryffindors, Ravenclaws, and Hufflepuffs have all been duking it out competitively for house titles and quidditch victories, fights and duels are of no rarity. Most of the teachers have agreeably tried to bring all the houses together, just as the late Albus Dumbledore would have wanted. Peacefulness wanes in and out with the coming and going of students. And just as the Professors thought they had things under control, the next Tri-Wizard Tournament is at hand.
Now a combination of Beauxbaton and Durmstang students has been thrown into the mix. The powder blue students of Beaubatons will be staying in the Hufflepuff common room while the Durmstang students will be presiding in the Ravenclaw common room. What else could possibly happen next?!
Will it be wrath, pride, or lust that gets in the way of victory? Will old troubles rise to the occasion and create a slew of messes? Or better yet, who will live, and who will just survive?
[/center] The ministry, desperate for supporters have been hounding the Hogwarts students for quite a few years, using attempts of bribery and schoomsing to get the next generation to follow the mode of new government they have set up to prevent that nothing as powerful as Voldemort could rise up again. The children of Slytherin and ex-death eaters are especially watched, and constantly checked to make sure there is no ‘suspicious’ activity setting afoot. Nobody trusts anybody anymore.
These very students are tired of it. These teens have been brought up to think that they are better than the Ministry blokes and are rebelling against the restraints they are bound to at school. The old rivalry of Slytherins against the other houses has started to fabricate again. Will Slytherin build up, unite, and separate themselves to create a group that is powerful like before? Who is willing to become the new leader and create a new Youth, opposing the likes of everyone else?
While the Slytherins, Gryffindors, Ravenclaws, and Hufflepuffs have all been duking it out competitively for house titles and quidditch victories, fights and duels are of no rarity. Most of the teachers have agreeably tried to bring all the houses together, just as the late Albus Dumbledore would have wanted. Peacefulness wanes in and out with the coming and going of students. And just as the Professors thought they had things under control, the next Tri-Wizard Tournament is at hand.
Now a combination of Beauxbaton and Durmstang students has been thrown into the mix. The powder blue students of Beaubatons will be staying in the Hufflepuff common room while the Durmstang students will be presiding in the Ravenclaw common room. What else could possibly happen next?!
Will it be wrath, pride, or lust that gets in the way of victory? Will old troubles rise to the occasion and create a slew of messes? Or better yet, who will live, and who will just survive?