See? Where would you be without me?
Pretty sure there’s a certain ratio of solid to water you have to hit if you’re going to make something gelatinous. I reckon you could always drink it instead.
Pretty sure there’s a certain ratio of solid to water you have to hit if you’re going to make something gelatinous. I reckon you could always drink it instead.
At the shop, of course. So what's this great idea of yours, then?
[ It's another busy day at work, but Fred is around, and waiting for her while George is off helping a customer. Tonks finds him first, and he simply raises his eyebrows expectantly when he spots her. ]
Well?
Well?
[ Well then. If anyone’s complained about the magenta robes of an employee at Weasley’s Wizarding Wheezes clashing with the trademark Weasley hair, their eyes are in for an entirely new sort of eyesore. Fred doesn’t react immediately, standing as still and tall as he ever could as the remnants of the very non-gelatinous jello drip down his nose and onto his robes. ]
Grape, Tonks? Really, I thought you had better taste than that.
[ Luckily for him, they’re standing near a rather fun stand. With just a flick of his wand, a number of teacups launch themselves from the shelves at Tonks, each one snapping and biting at her in a way that wouldn’t hurt, but would prove difficult to escape. ]
Grape, Tonks? Really, I thought you had better taste than that.
[ Luckily for him, they’re standing near a rather fun stand. With just a flick of his wand, a number of teacups launch themselves from the shelves at Tonks, each one snapping and biting at her in a way that wouldn’t hurt, but would prove difficult to escape. ]
The teacup motif suit you, Tonks. Very cute. Endearing, even.
[ He laughs as she tries to drag him into it, and the teacups, of course, are indiscriminate in choosing their victims. But Fred knows what it takes to keep them away, so there’s that. After producing a sugar cube in hand, the teacups on his arm immediately go after that instead of him. ]
[ He laughs as she tries to drag him into it, and the teacups, of course, are indiscriminate in choosing their victims. But Fred knows what it takes to keep them away, so there’s that. After producing a sugar cube in hand, the teacups on his arm immediately go after that instead of him. ]
Not your usual, maybe, but not bad on you.
[ The smirk on his face seems to say, Just be glad I haven’t called you by your full name. But of course, Fred would never. ]
What got you started on grape jello to begin with? I never figured you for the domestic type, mixing up sweets like that.
[ The smirk on his face seems to say, Just be glad I haven’t called you by your full name. But of course, Fred would never. ]
What got you started on grape jello to begin with? I never figured you for the domestic type, mixing up sweets like that.
[ If it were possible, Fred looked even more amused to hear the explanation. ]
Well, you certainly proved her wrong, didn’t you?
Well, you certainly proved her wrong, didn’t you?
‘Course it is. I look good in everything.
[ Simply. Beaming. ]
You, on the other hand, might benefit from a quick trip to the loo.
[ Simply. Beaming. ]
You, on the other hand, might benefit from a quick trip to the loo.
You're just never around to see.
[ Yeah, he's completely unphased. ]
Only for you, love.
[ Yeah, he's completely unphased. ]
Only for you, love.
Made out like a bandit, you did. George and I could probably teach you a few things.
Why do I like him? He literally has no redeeming qualities.
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