"... really don't see why you'd choose -her- to be your new
Padawan, Poirot.  She's... well, she's a bit of a bore, isn't she?"
	"You think so?  Ah, mais non, mon ami.  Miss Granger, she has 
-method-, Hastings.  The orderliness of her mind, it is quite 
extraordinary.  None of her classmates can approach her in that."
	"I can't see why they'd -want- to."

>

 "... really don't see why you'd choose -her- to be your 
>new 
>Padawan, Poirot.  She's... well, she's a bit of a bore, isn't she?" 
> "You think so?  Ah, mais non, mon ami.  Miss Granger, she has 
>-method-, Hastings.  The orderliness of her mind, it is quite 
>extraordinary.  None of her classmates can approach her in that." 
> "I can't see why they'd -want- to."

....Oh my. *eager*

Oh my. What an interestingly WEIRD combination, I like, a lot.

--
Druid

Light Dawns. :)

(I wonder if she'll meet a Thanagarian Sith named Hanak Hol?)

LAST EDITED ON Dec-21-11 AT 02:42 PM (EST)
 
...or maybe a certain Coluan Sith named Querl Dox?

Nahh... he'd be into Kryptonians :)

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There's a part of me that knows your right, and then there's another part of me that imagines...

"Come on! Let me join the Titans," Brainiac 5 pleaded. "A twelfth level intellect such as myself would be an asset to your team."

Robin nodded sagely, "Querl, we'd love to have you, but--"

"We know you just want to join to meet Supergirl," Beast Boy challeneged, "and besides, your green clashes with mine. Cyborg would totally have to redo the website to account for it."

>

 "... really don't see why you'd choose -her- to be your 
>new 
>Padawan, Poirot.  She's... well, she's a bit of a bore, isn't she?" 
> "You think so?  Ah, mais non, mon ami.  Miss Granger, she has 
>-method-, Hastings.  The orderliness of her mind, it is quite 
>extraordinary.  None of her classmates can approach her in that." 
> "I can't see why they'd -want- to."

EEEE! EEEE!!

...ahem, sorry. Fangirl attack.

Awaiting very eagerly. It seems like you can always find a place for the best of everything Britain has to offer. :)

*Eyes light up in a 'Well, that's a new twist' way*

INterESTing...

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Thats.... Interesting, because I never knew you had even read the Rawlings books.

Its in the wondering just what elemets from the series you are and arnt incorporating and how you do it that I cant wait for the answers on.

He may not have read the books, but seen the movies.

Either way, it looks like it'll be another interesting read. 8)

>Thats.... Interesting, because I never knew you had even read the
>Rawlings books.

Which is funny since it's not the first ref of it's kind that's been dropped.

In this conference. In an almost identically named post. Five months ago. ;)

	Chad Collier Smirking Kilrathi The Captain of the Gravy Train

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>>Thats.... Interesting, because I never knew you had even read the
>>Rawlings books.
>
>Which is funny since it's not the first ref of it's kind that's been
>dropped.

Also, the author's name is "Rowling" (apparently pronounced with a broad "o", like in "down"), not "Rawlings" - but that's OK, because your version gave me the mental image of what, say, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire would've been like if it had been written by Henry Rollins, and, well, that would have been awesome.

--G.
(as, for that matter, would have been Henry Rollins and the Philosopher's Stone)
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OK, so I completely misread the situation... I thought you were referring to Dawn "Dove II" Granger.