sun, moon, and stars [Donna/Nova]
Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2024 4:19 pm
Waldrada did not often look forward to meetings, but this one was different. Donna had a way of making the mundane fun -- it was a quality she had always appreciated in her friend ever since they were students together at Hogwarts. When Donna had suggested planning something for the upcoming eclipse, Waldrada had been more than happy to provide assistance. While she never spent too much time studying the movement of the stars and planets, she found it quite interesting nonetheless. There were quite a few overlapping themes when it came to music theory and astrology and the stars. There were twelve houses of astrology just like there were twelve keys of music. Additionally, the aspects in astrology formed certain harmonies and dissonance with one another -- similar to chords in music. The interconnectedness of their world, both magical and otherwise, never ceased to amaze her.
"This is all so interesting," Waldrada mused to her friend as she took a seat. "I'm sure the students will love bearing witness to such an event."
She was wearing an emerald green dress and had her hair tied back in a neat, large bun at the base of her head. Waldrada, much like many of her fellow Ravenclaws, exuded an air of elegance at almost all times. Now was no different. She wished she could be more adventurous, like Donna, but felt a bit boxed in my her responsibilities. Her daughter, grieving her late husband, her time as an Auror...she had seen too many things go south for her to truly be carefree.
"So," she began, snapping her thoughts back to the present moment. "What ideas are we working with so far?"
"This is all so interesting," Waldrada mused to her friend as she took a seat. "I'm sure the students will love bearing witness to such an event."
She was wearing an emerald green dress and had her hair tied back in a neat, large bun at the base of her head. Waldrada, much like many of her fellow Ravenclaws, exuded an air of elegance at almost all times. Now was no different. She wished she could be more adventurous, like Donna, but felt a bit boxed in my her responsibilities. Her daughter, grieving her late husband, her time as an Auror...she had seen too many things go south for her to truly be carefree.
"So," she began, snapping her thoughts back to the present moment. "What ideas are we working with so far?"