See them run! (Maddie)

[aubree]

Aubree had just left Charms class and was now in the library. She didn't feel like doing her homework in the Slytherin Common room with all the first years jumping about. She was sure they would be giving the story of their day in detail and Aubree didn't feel like listening too it. She was writing an essay for the Engorgio spell. She finally found a definition that pleased her and she moved on to explain the spell in detail and the precautions that needed to be taken. Aubree always worked hard on her homework and anything else she wanted to do. She wasn't one of those people that understood everything. Aubree had to work hard, but in the end she always seemed to accomplish the task at hand better than most people. Aubree pushed her hair aside as she worked. People aways admired the beautiful blond hair that she inherited from her mother. She had it dangling at the sides of her face like she always did. Her robes were clean and pressed. She always prided herself on her looks. Mostly becuase she wanted her parents to pay more attention to her.

Just then a group of Gryffindors sat down at her table. Aubree despised Gryffindors probably more that she despised muggles. They were so naive and giggly. Aubree didn't think Gryffindors were that brave either they were just stupid and did the first thing that comes to their minds. "You will move if you know what's good for you." Aubree told the group sternly. They hesitated at first, but when she took out her wand, they scattered. She wasn't going to do anything to them, but she liked to scare them. Aubree was too focused on her work now to let some Gryffindors stop her concentration. She laughed at them as they ran and continued her essay. "Sorry." She said under her breath. Aubree was nice to basically everyone even Hufflepuffs, but because of something that happened many years ago she wasn't very nice to Gryffindors.

[maddiemalfoy]

Maddie walked about the halls of Hogwarts, her arms crossed over her chest, her bag slung over her shoulder, and her long Slytherin robes, which she prided, because of her house, draping down around her ankles, and swaying slightly as she strolled about the castle gracefully. Her trademark Slytherin smirk adorned her face, as she feeling in a rather Slytherin mood today.

She stopped, her arms still crossed over her chest, as she peered at a girl, that looked rather familier, that was also a Slytherin fourth year, dealing with a few annoying Gryffin-dorks. Once the stupid children had scattered off to annoy somebody else, Maddie moved closer to the girl, sitting down oppisite her. She raised her eyebrows, as she placed her hands on the table, out in front of her. "Hmm..." she mused casually. "Not bad. It certainly scared them off... at least." she muttered the last part more to herself.

She turned her head back up to the girl, Aubree, Maddie was pretty sure the girl's name was. It's not like she was just going to ask, since that didn't seem very much like herself, to do so. "You know, you really shouldn't let those blasted Gryffin-dorks get under your skin. All they are, are annoying and imature children. Of course, you and I both know that we, along with all of the other Slytherins, well... most of them at least," she muttered, that last part, thinking back to some of the rather unworthy children that the Sorting Hat had indeed placed into Slytherin, when they would do better off in Hufflepuff od Gruffindor. "Anyway, most of us are a lot more worthy, and of course, better than those people who dare call themselves witches or wizards." she said with disgust. It was true, those stupid mudbloods, halfbreeds, and muggle-lovers were so... so... were just so fricken annoying! Maddie wrinkled her nose in disgust at the thought, as she smirked, back up at Aubree.

[aubree]

A fellow Slytherin sat across from Aubree. Aubree nodded in acknowledgment of her presence as she was taught. Aubree couldn't really remember her name. Mandi, Mary,.. Maddie." She decided in the end. Aubree looked at her for a second as she heard her mutter something under her breath. Maddie finally said something. "Oh, they don't bother me one bit. It's just fun to frighten them." Aubree replied with an evil grin on her face. "They say they are so brave and then they are frightened by one little threat. I didn't even try that hard. Those little unworthy twits." Aubree replied.

Aubree looked at the girl. Maddie looked and acted like a respectable Slytherin. She said something about most Slytherins being worthy. "I know, they have been letting in some very unworthy Slytherins. And for what? It's not like we want them." Aubree always thought that some of the Slytherins would be better off in Gryffindor. "Most of the new Slytherins think they just have to have a pure family to be one of us. Then they go around acting all nobel and stupid. They should have just been in Gryffindor." Aubree smirked. The sorting had placed her in Slytherin with no other thought, but she could tell it had struggles.

Aubree looked at her work for a second and then back at Maddie. "Your right, they have no right to call themselves wizards and witches. There filthiness gives us a bad name." She smirked again. She was raised to hate muggle borns and she did. They were filthy and unworthy. "Aubree Montogue, by the way. We have shared a dorm for years and haven't said a word to each other. Maybe the forth year girls would talk more if we had our own rooms, our own space." Aubree said. Maddie seemed worthy and Aubree was sure her parents would approve.

[maddiemalfoy]

Maddie crossed her arms over her chest, and decided to listen to what Aubree had to comment on. She nodded her head at a few things, while rasing her eyebrows and smirking at others. This girl seemed to talk a lot, too much for Maddie's taste. Of course, Maddie talked a lot, but this girl seemed to like the attention one gets, while talking, much too much. Maddie raised her eyebrows, as the girl continued to go on... and on. At least she was talking about something that was actually a worthy subject. Not some useless crap that some Slytherins talked about, that... well... quite frankly nobody gave a bloody damn about.

Maddie raised her eyebrows, and smirked with satisfaction, when the girl introduced herself as Aubree... something... Maddie didn't exactly catch onto the last part, since she was exaiming her finger nails, instead of giving the girl her full attention. However, the only people that would receive that kind of respect was the much older, actually worthy Slytherins, her parents and elders, and maybe a few professors that were actually worth listening to. Professor Snape, was most definality one of those. She raised her eyebrows yet again at the girl, as she contiued to exaime her nails, strectching her arm out in front of her just a bit, to get an overall look. "Madison Kenacheak." she introduced herself simply. "I come from a very good pureblooded family, if I do say so myself. My family has always prided themselves on that, and their traddition of Slytherin house." she added, with a slight smrik with pride, indeed. The only person in the Kenacheak family, who could grow to be a disgrace for the family, was Paris, her younger sister. However, Maddie was sure of it that that wans't going to happen, because Paris was getting much better about shutting that mouth of hers, when the time wasn't right for her to talk, and learning her place in the family. Madison Lee Kenacheak would not let her blasted younger sister destroy the whole family's name, that was certain. Maddie tuned herself out of her thoughts for now, to wait for Aubree to begin talking about. Despite this girl's talking, she seemed like a worthy enough Slytherin, and Maddie gave the girl the chance, of perhaps starting up a rather interesting conversation.

[aubree]

Maddie scowled as Aubree talked. It was a normal Slytherin response. Perhaps Aubree was talking too much, but she was raised not to talk so often. When she came to school, she always let her talking out. Maddie told Aubree her full name and things about her family. "My family is pure Slytherin. If they weren't I don't know what I would do." Aubree stated simply. She couldn't think why someone would want to live if they weren't pure. It just seemed wrong to her. Just then, the same Gryffindors walked past, but started running when Aubree gave them a pure look of disgust. "Sad, isn't it?" Aubree said to Maddie. They were so upset and Aubree wasn't even near her meanest.

Aubree could tell Maddie seemed quite bored with the conversation so she decided to step it up a notch. "So, that Hufflepuff girl probably got what was coming to her." Aubree stated. Maddie seemed too worthy to like a Hufflepuff and Aubree certainly hopped she didn't like the girl.

[maddiemalfoy]

Maddie listened to the girl comment on a few of her things that she had said. This girl certainly wasn't Maddie's choice of someone to talk to. Personally, at the moment, Maddie felt as though it would almost be better talking to a brick wall. Of course, it would be quite quiet, except for Maddie talking occasionally, but that's just the way that she liked it. Aubree commented that she didn't know what she would do, if her family wasn't all Slytherin material. "Of course you wouldn't." Maddie retorted with her eyebrows raised, and a slight smirk plastered on her face. "I highly doubt that you would have gotten sorted Slytherin, yourself. Probably more into one of those blasted 'nice' houses." she looked away disgusted. "Merlin, those stupid little children. They walk around as though this whole world is made out of pretty little unicorns and rainbows. They skip around, and frolic like complete idiots." she said with a smirk.

As Aubree changed the subject, Maddie raised her eyebrows. This was certainly something that someone that was rather boring and a Slytherin wanna-be. "Of course she did." she agreed, as though that it was obvious. Hmm... Aubree was talking about that little Hufflepuff girl... umm... Lauren... no, Laura...something. Maddie shrugged. She didn't care about the girl's name. Although, she knew the story. During the attack on the train, she was killed. "Served her right, too." Maddie began to talk about the girl. "She shouldn't have gotten into something like that in the first part. Even if the Death Eaters, just happened to waltz into her compartment with their wands out, then why didn't anybody get killed, hmm? So, therefore, she had to have done something to make them mad." she finished with a smirk. She was right, it had to have been something like that, and that was awfully obvious, simply by using common sense.

Being on the subject of Death Eaters, Maddie raised her eyebrows yet again. "So... your parents, or father a Death Eater? My father certainly is." she retorted, as though it were obvious, well... because, it was. Maddie needed to learn more about this girl, before she could consider maybe becoming acquaintances. It was just some minor investigating, that Maddie felt mandatory to seek out information from everyone. She shrugged, as she leaned back slightly, and crossed her arms over her chest, waiting for Aubree to start talking again.

[aubree]

Aubree listened to Maddie reply to some things she had said. Maddie then replied to Aubree's comment about the Hufflepuff. "The Death Eaters obviously seem to have it out for Hufflepuffs. Which is fine by me they can take care of them all." Aubree said with an evil grin on her face. She didn't care if the Death Eaters killed any Hufflepuffs or Gryffindors. Some Ravenclaws seemed worthy, but others were useless just like the other two houses. Aubree was worthy and she thought all who weren't should just kill themselves. If they didn't one day when she is a Death Eater, she would. And, she wouldn't show any remorse what so ever. Aubree didn't care about those people. It's not like they could help her get to the top. The only way they could help would be to let her kill them. But, most of them would be afraid to be anywhere near her. That pleased her. Aubree liked that the other houses feared her. She always thought that fear and respect went together. So, since she was feared she was respected and thats just how she wanted it.

Maddie then asked Aubree about her parents. Aubree understood. She asked information about all the people she was meeting. That was a natural response for a Slytherin. "Yes, of course my fathers a Death Eater. I want to be like him. I'm assuming you do to?" Aubree asked with a smirk on her face. Maddie seemed like she would. She seemed like Aubree in that way. Aubree was determined to do anything she wanted. If she wanted to be a Death Eater than she would. Aubree had already began studying different things that would be necessary for the job. She had already practiced some hurting spells on bugs. She hadn't tried any Unforgivable Curses yet, but she would soon enough. Aubree stared at Maddie awaiting an answer, but Aubree yes pretty sure it would be yes.