01-05-2022, 05:30 PM
"Excellent," Gwen said cheerfully as Kimberly opened her bedchamber door and let her in, taking a quick peek around inside just because she was curious as to the type of room that the tavern offered. It was nothing unexpected a raised platform in the corner with a few thick furs to serve as a bed. A small, low table and chair, and a single hook to hang things from - clothing, outerwear, weapons. It was spare but would serve for the next month.
Gwen wondered what the young woman would do when she saw the bedrooms that Rowena had designed. She had seen the Gryffindor ones - had been quite envious of those beds. Had her brother not provided one for her own room, she may very well have forgone teaching and been a student just to sleep on one of those magnificent new padded beds.
"Very nice. Well, I am certain that you have to eat yet as well and there is much for us to do so let us get started. For starters, you might want to take a chair at the table. It will make everything easier." She levitated the trunk into the corner of the room, then knelt down to open it with a simple wave of her wand. It took three tries but finally it opened to reveal some clothing as well as the slate and tin of chalk with which the girl could practice.
"Now then," Gwen stood up, items in her hand, "how much experience would you say you have had with writing? For example," she set the slate down in front of Kimberly and then opened the tin of chalk, "Do you know the letters of the alphabet?"
Gwen wondered what the young woman would do when she saw the bedrooms that Rowena had designed. She had seen the Gryffindor ones - had been quite envious of those beds. Had her brother not provided one for her own room, she may very well have forgone teaching and been a student just to sleep on one of those magnificent new padded beds.
"Very nice. Well, I am certain that you have to eat yet as well and there is much for us to do so let us get started. For starters, you might want to take a chair at the table. It will make everything easier." She levitated the trunk into the corner of the room, then knelt down to open it with a simple wave of her wand. It took three tries but finally it opened to reveal some clothing as well as the slate and tin of chalk with which the girl could practice.
"Now then," Gwen stood up, items in her hand, "how much experience would you say you have had with writing? For example," she set the slate down in front of Kimberly and then opened the tin of chalk, "Do you know the letters of the alphabet?"
