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06th Sparkle is Starting anew
Owlery
[It's a few days after the masquerade, when he spirits are finally gone, that Yogi visits the owlery, the letter, he spent the better part of the last three days writing, in hand, and stands in front of one of the school owls, hesitation written over his features. The spirits have disappeared, but a part of them has stayed, he thinks. It has been the morning after the masquerade, that he gathered his courage with Gareki's help and finally went to see the spirits that kept appearing to him and since then... Well, it had been a lot to digest, what they told him. But ultimately, they left more questions open than answered, which is why he's where he is now, wondering whether this is a good idea. He has the feeling once this can of worms is open, it won't close again. And he might end up hurting the only closest people to a family that he has. What to do?]
Common Room
[Coming to terms with who you are is never easy, especially if you have no idea about half the things you are, but after a few good talks with his friends and taking a step forward, he's starting to accept it. At least he's smiling and talking to people again, not just curled into the tiniest ball he could do, hiding in the farthest corner of the couch. And he's knitting again, his cat usually in his lap, or playing with the yarn, as Yogi works on the new cute scarf for one of his friends. Or all of them.]
Library
[With the classes back, Yogi finds spending his time, when he's not cuddling his cat, mostly in the library. It's his last year and his grades really need improving, before NEWTs come along (Hirato's words, not his), so there are times when Yogi can be seen in one of the sunny corners, slumped against a book, expression on his face borderline desperate. Why are books written always in such a complicated manner?!]
[It's a few days after the masquerade, when he spirits are finally gone, that Yogi visits the owlery, the letter, he spent the better part of the last three days writing, in hand, and stands in front of one of the school owls, hesitation written over his features. The spirits have disappeared, but a part of them has stayed, he thinks. It has been the morning after the masquerade, that he gathered his courage with Gareki's help and finally went to see the spirits that kept appearing to him and since then... Well, it had been a lot to digest, what they told him. But ultimately, they left more questions open than answered, which is why he's where he is now, wondering whether this is a good idea. He has the feeling once this can of worms is open, it won't close again. And he might end up hurting the only closest people to a family that he has. What to do?]
Common Room
[Coming to terms with who you are is never easy, especially if you have no idea about half the things you are, but after a few good talks with his friends and taking a step forward, he's starting to accept it. At least he's smiling and talking to people again, not just curled into the tiniest ball he could do, hiding in the farthest corner of the couch. And he's knitting again, his cat usually in his lap, or playing with the yarn, as Yogi works on the new cute scarf for one of his friends. Or all of them.]
Library
[With the classes back, Yogi finds spending his time, when he's not cuddling his cat, mostly in the library. It's his last year and his grades really need improving, before NEWTs come along (Hirato's words, not his), so there are times when Yogi can be seen in one of the sunny corners, slumped against a book, expression on his face borderline desperate. Why are books written always in such a complicated manner?!]
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[His laugh is a little strained, as he thinks about his best friend and the countless clonks to his head. Those are Gareki's way of showing care, not a random quaffle thrown at his head... Speaking of which...]
Where did you get it anyway?
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[That was why he was awfully use to it himself. He held the Quaffle in his hand for a moment.]
It's mine. I've had it for a few years.
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Ah, I see. You must really like quidditch then, right? If you have your own quaffle.
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[He smiled slightly holding firmly to the Quaffle for a moment, his smile fading slightly.]
But oh! What were you doing anyway?
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[Yogi is a big advocate of following your dreams and doing things that make you happy. What startles him though is to hear it depends on something else than one's own will.]
Why does it depend on your family though? Don't they want you to play?
[He asks curiously. He knows people who have troubles like that. He thinks it isn't fair.
Only when Hinata asks is Yogi reminded of his abandoned work and bends down to lift it up. It appears to have survived, without any damage and he sighs in relief. He would hate it if all the work went down the drain.]
Knitting. I like doing it, it calms me down.
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[Well it was a rule he set himself because he felt bad talking about something he can do, but no one else in his family can. That he is aware of anyway. He goes to put the Quaffle down to the side before going to lean over slightly.]
What are you knitting?
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[That makes sense. It makes Yogi smile how considerate Hinata is, he's sure his family is very warm and loving. People who would support each other.]
That's really caring of you, I'm sure you have a wonderful family. I'm sure they would like you to do what makes you happy.
[He says with an encouraging smile.]
I'm sure they'd be happy for you and encourage you.
[At the question he looks back at the knitting that he's resumed, fingers moving on their own, with practiced ease, always the same, repetitive movements.]
A scarf. Want one? [He offers. He likes to give self-made gifts to people and winter is coming. Everyone needs something to stay warm.] I can do other stuff as well. Beanies, gloves, sweaters, plushies...
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They are. They are the best, but then again most people would say that about family, right?
[He wasn't sure, well he was sure if he said they would, but at the same time he would know they'd never really be able to see what he could do if he were to pursue it. They would never watch any of his matches if he made it and really that would be something he would love them to see. He had already moved to sit down, he had no reason to stand up for the time being.]
You knit a lot of stuff by the sounds of it. It's not something I could do so you must be extremely talented, like wow amazing. [He shook his head slightly.] I couldn't ask for one, mostly because I'm sure plenty of people have already.
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I think so...
[He answers, because he's not sure what to say. His birth family... well, he can't speak for that, since he never met them, aside of one short talk with the spirits of his parents. He doesn't even remember them, he doesn't know anything about them, he has no idea what kind of family they were. But... since they came to see him... He likes to imagine a good and warm one. A loving one. Like Hinata's.
As for his foster family... He knows they care. They are difficult, but they care and Gareki, who is like a little brother to him, makes him feel warm and good. So yes, he thinks Hinata is right. No matter the troubles they have, family is a good thing to have and he believes it's like that for most people.
But then the topic is back at knitting and he smiles more cheerfully again.]
I do. Oh, I also sew, but that takes more energy.
[Knitting takes more time, but it's ultimately more relaxing. But sewing is fun too and he likes how colorful he can make everything. He blushes when Hinata calls him talented and chuckles embarrassedly.]
Ah, not really. Just good with my hands. And usually people don't ask. I just make a bunch and give it to them. I'd be happy to make something for you, if you want it.
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How does sewing take more energy?
[He nodded slightly, so he just did it randomly. That should be fine.]
I would like that then.
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[Yogi answers truthfully. It just does, for some reason. Maybe it's because of all the cutting of fabric, or the small stitches you had to make... It's somehow more work than just sitting and moving the knitting needles.
He smiles when Hinata says he'd like that.]
And what would you like? A scarf, or something else?
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[He just sits there with a smile, he figured he might as well watch at least and not try and cause any problems for the time being.]
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[Yogi loves them too, he has a ton of them, warm and soft.]
Are there any colors you like a lot? Or a pattern?
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[She paused to think about it for only a moment.]
Orange and black are colours I like, but I'm not good with patterns to help there.