Prof. Tarma Amelia Black

I'd like to buy: hat, slippers, and scarf please

I'd like to buy - doughnuts , cheese fritter, glass of butterbeer please

No problem, he realizes after a moment. He goes to the bag with the sticks it in, and lights the ends of them and twirls the flaming brands in the air while standing on the rosin backed horse. That high in the air, the juggler sees that something is amiss in the tents. It appears that a lion is prowling around the largest tent. He calls it out, to a nearby garda. What happens?

She could pull off a magical rendition of The Lion and the Unicorn (Chapter 7 of Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There) where the words of the poem are said, aloud, from liken unto an invisible speaker -- then the story from the books shows up -- and the town, the people, and the cakes, the Lion and the Unicorn appear (half life size) and it's like a 'movie' (like what the Muggles watch) with the action of that chapter of the story plays out.

It becomes a lovely swimming pool! Water fills it and the water is heated so that folks can enjoy it without freezing to death. The air around the pool is enchanted so that anyone diving in, when they get out, immediately their clothes dry out (albeit they are maybe wrinkled a bit!) The giant squid finds out about the swimming pool and is on its way over to join in the festivities. What to do?

Toss 3 of 3 is for Mystery item 10

Toss 2 of 3 Aiming for Mystery Item 10

Toss 1 of 3 Aiming for Mystery Item 13

I offer to you some QuickSpell sauce, for those moments when you want to give your food a special tang.

She approaches trouble with a smile And motions with her shield Nudges her stead into combat range And the trouble, it does yield.

Neville the Prodigious Crookshanks?

Toss 3 Aim for the sword again

Toss 2 I aim for the sword

Toss 1 of 3 Aiming for the pair of boots

The magician, so sad. I think it would be good to put on a choreographed flying exhibition, with the flyers drifting on waves of coloured lights, like surfers on giant waves. There would be the different colours, though, of the waves, which when they combine produce even other colours. Then the music, which all of this is coordinated with, would be something from a Muggle movie - Discombobulate (from the movie Sherlock Holmes). I don't know if the magician would want to have actual flyers of people on broomsticks or have it with small birds flying in flocks with the amazing aerobatics, which she creates as part of the magic show.

Nagini the Naga What about Dennis Creevey?

Gwenog the Glorious What about Hector Dagworth-Granger?

Let's just do a specified and complete 'stunning' charm, spread over the whole area, to target all of them so they fall, quite stupefied to the ground, and we can bundle them out and transport them far far away. Someone got into the punch and added a 'secret ingredient' and now everyone who partakes of that yummy beverage has skin of a lovely shade of purple. What to do? :o

Toss 3 - is for the hat!

Toss 2 - is for the hat!

Someone had the idea of using garb from another country, and, following the theme which happens at some RenFaires, they slipped into a little bit of a different time frame. This is a dress made of a 'Grecian' theme, but of linens and wools. Cotton is much too expensive for clothing then; only those who are very rich wear fabrics of cotton! Silk can be purchased but it, again, is very dear. The ubiquitous linen and wool is available, and can be woven into very light fabrics which have a nice flow to them. In honour of the House of Gryffindor, the fabrics are dyed a deep red and a dark gold. The linen skirts are long and full, as are the sleeves, to give a freedom to emote and also of movement. The corset is of sturdy woven wool, embroidered with starburst patterns. The feet are bare of shoes (as long as they are on the dance floor) and if they take to wandering the grounds, they will put on leather slippers of the same deep red colour.

I am aiming for the medieval dress.

This was already an obvious 'might happen' and so, while getting ready for the festivities, each piece of silverware was made into a portkey, which, if summoned with the proper charm, would bring them all back to their respective drawers and bins. (It was only difficult to come up with a word for the charm which was not a usual word to say; it might be awkward to be talking with someone and say that word and suddenly all the silverware disappears from the tables (and hands, and mouths and everything) to reappear in their drawers and bins.) However, in the meantime, someone let loose the squirrels. Who have gone for all the nibbles on the tables. What to DO?

Purchase green tartlet please. :)

Purchase green handkerchief and green ring please. :)