Cloud Musings (open)

Justin, for lack of a better word, bored. Once again, he had finished his homework and was strolling around the hallways. Sometimes, it seemed like Justin was not being challenged here; he finished his course assignments and homework mostly well before the due date came about, he sometimes even tutored some of his younger housemates. He didn’t mind tutoring people; it was actually kind of fun. The Sixth Year Ravenclaw boy enjoyed helping his fellow students do well in their classes; it made him feel good about himself when he was feeling low at times. The youthful-looking boy would get gleeful when his “students” would come up to him and tell him about the good grade they got in a test,

Justin decided to get out of the Ravenclaw Tower and get some fresh air. Luckily he had a double free period so he was able to do what he wanted. He smiled in greeting a few fellow housemates as he went to go out of the entrance door and down the long flight of stairs. He had his wand about his person in case trouble sniffed him out. Slytherins liked to assert their superiority over the other Houses at times; the Snakes were bullies. They were the same as everyone else; just because they were pure-bloods didn’t make them superior to others. It was so stupid and arrogant! He just wanted to knock some sense into the stupid, arrogant skulls of the Slytherins. He sighed, not wishing to fill himself with negative emotions and thoughts. The intelligent Ravenclaw student tried to remain optimistic of people and of life as much as possible.

When Justin finally came down the long flight of stairs, he didn’t realise what time it was; which was still sunny so Justin figured it was afternoon; maybe two hours after lunch. Oh, he should have brought a book. Sighing with irritation, Justin decided he would go for a walk around the lawns and courtyards then maybe have a nap. So, he did just that. He took walks some times; to clear his head or if he was stuck on a piece of homework. The Ravenclaw student found it so refreshing to be outside. Nature was wonderful. Once Justin walked as fat as he wanted to, he lay himself on the grass and stared at the clouds; seeing if he could discern shapes.