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Alexasandra came out of the girl's dorm and saw a boy staring at her. "Is that the boy's dorm?" he asked, pointing at the door opposite of her. Alexandra decided to pull her first prank of the school year. Where she came from, she was known for that kind of stuff. "No," she said, shaking her head. "That's the girl's dorm. This is the boy's dorm. I went up the wrong way," she explained, convincing him. Too easy, she thought to herself. "Trust me," she added, just in case. "Thanks," he said, going up the way she had just come from. Three, two, one. As if on cue, the boy ran out, screaming and cursing. Alexandra was beside herself in laughter.
Alexandria felt so bad that she went up to Ronald and apologized, but Ronald had to get back at her. He pretended that her forgave her while thinking of an evil plan......
The next day, ronald set a charm on the girls dormitory door that would only work on Alexsandra. Once she entered the dormitory, tired at night, a spiderweb would appear, and she would be tangled in it. But there was a spell to avoid it. If she got caught in it she would be flung out the window and turn into a hawk for half an hour, then turn back. If she avoided it...well, let's just say the castle won't be so grand anymore...
when alexandra went to her room that night, she got tangled into a spider web. When she flew everyone saw her because ronald had told everyone in the first year what would happen. Next day she was the laughing stock of the school
((what's with all the names for one person? Alexsandra, Alexandria, Alexandra. I mean, what's with it? which is read?))
She was so ashamed of herself that she did a charm on some brooms that circled and hit her all day.
By the time she was about to go to sleep, she was covered in bruises, and had two black eyes. So sore from being hit all day by brooms, she fell asleep quickly. When the morning came, her bruises had not changed at all.
Alexsandra got up tiredly, glad it was a weekend. She was mad at her bruises. Very mad. Luckily, she was a highly skilled sorceress. She did a spell that made them disconnect from her skin, and turned them into candy corn.
Ronald was standing at the top of the stairs in between the two doors that led into the boys and girls dormitory and looked down at the common room. He was at Mathilda's school of Sorcery. He had no idea which was boys and which was girls so he just waited until someone came up and told him. So far he had been waiting 1 and a half hours.