Charms Club: CharMadLibs! PART ONE (Term XXIV, Activity 7)

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Activity: CharMadLibs! PART ONE
Points: 10 points participation
Deadline: Dec 15, 2012 11:00pm UTC Timezone Converter
Details: We're making MadLibs! For this activity, you'll be writing a 100 word drabble on an ~outlandish adventure~ of a spell/charm/hex gone wrong with your favorite Harry Potter character! Feel free to make it as CRAZY INSANE NONSENSICAL as you'd like. Your drabbles will be modified and used in the second part of this activity.

Please submit your words using the following text box:

DRABBLEHERE Name/House/WordCount *Be sure you signed the roster if you want your bonus points*

It's Win-gar-dium Levi-o-sa, not Levio-sa! If your wand skills need work, join Charms Club today!
Rosters aren't mandatory for participation points, but if you want you bonus points be sure to have signed it!

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Honestly, Hannah hadn't expected it to happen this way. She just wanted to try a simple Color-Changing Charm on her hair to see how it would feel to be a ginger, then harmlessly reverse the charm to return to blonde status. But the charm had a devilishly tricky little wand flick involved and she'd done it the teeniest bit wrong. Instead of a nice ginger like that Ginny Weasley girl had, Hannah's hair turned the red of a new Quaffle. She was horrified when she looked in the mirror. Not only that, since she hadn't done the charm properly, the reversal spell she learned didn't help either. Instead, it caused clumps of that red hair to start falling, looking like streaks of fire as it hit the dorm room floor. Now thoroughly terrified, it was all she could do to rush to Madam Pomfrey--her hood over her head, hair continuing to fall--and plea for some assistance in getting her hair back to normal. Pomfrey, who saw so many cases of this among female students that it no longer phased her, quickly and calmly helped. That was how Hannah learned to work with what you have.

Emma//Hufflepuff//195 words