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[princeblanc]

While I understand the generalization of such a workshop, I still think it was a tad unnecessary for all of the students to attend. I'm aware a lot of students here are disrespectful, but not all of them. [you know, like him] The polite students are not responsible for the rude ones' attitudes, therefore they should not have been involved! I could

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[scentofyouth]

Oh, so you didn't have fun there? Shame.

[princeblanc]

I doubt that was intended to be "fun".

Did you attend?

[scentofyouth]

Of course.

[not.]

[princeblanc]

I don't believe you.

[dofaye]

Blaming every student equally seems to be the fashionable choice of punishment at Hogwarts.

[princeblanc]

Apparently. It seems unfair to the other, disciplined students.

[dofaye]

Unfortunately, the Gryffindors would all say that it was unfair if they didn't punish the well-behaved students.

[princeblanc]

Their whining would be harder to pacify, I'm sure.

[gravitysmybitch]

One would think common courtesy and respect would come naturally but that's not the case sadly.
The role playing was the worst. It was borderline offensive in some aspects if you ask me.

[princeblanc]

For some, I suppose it comes naturally.

It was.

[floweringsister]

I think it's especially important for the more mature students to be involved, really. It provides an example for the ones learning, and gives them something to aspire to!

[princeblanc]

I still believe this should've been settled during one's childhood.

[floweringsister]

Oh it's never too late to learn! Especially for the unfortunate children who were simply never taught.

[princeblanc]

That's not the school's responsibility.

[toothballs]

How're the teachers supposed to know which kids are mean? Maybe they're just sneaky.

[princeblanc]

They should have a record of the students that received detention.

[toothballs]

The worst ones hide in the shadows.

[princeblanc]

If there were any sociopaths in Hogwarts, at least they'll be smart enough not to get in trouble.