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[hexappeal]

WHO: A bunch of magic lamers.
WHERE: Dunwich, Massachusetts.
WHEN: Friday, September 2nd through Sunday, September 4th.
WARNINGS: TBA. There's bound to be something.
SUMMARY: Herp derp.
FORMAT: Whatever you feel like!


Let's get it on.

■ Friday, September 2nd.
■ Saturday, September 3rd.
■ Sunday, September 4th.

Comments

[batbogeyed]

[ Ginny has been spending a fair lot of time around those vendors, owing to her brothers being two of them. She's been paying attention to the shows, and has figured that Zatanna must be the person she was talking to about the convention. So, after spending a good few minutes stressing over whether or not she should go and say hello, she decides that she'd better introduce herself. She goes over, hoping she's not interrupting anything important. ]

Hello there. I...hope I'm not bothering you. But I just wanted to say...I'm Ginny Weasley. I think I was talking to you, before. Wanted to say hello.

[hexappeal]

[Zatanna's thankfully not looking at anything questionable when she's approached and is on her toes, so no jumping, either. She's still got the stage persona going, so her immediate greeting is a little over-the-top, but her tone quickly shifts into something more genuine.]

Oh, not at all, not at all! Er, I mean, hey. Nice to meet you in person. Always a bit different, isn't it? I'm a bit shorter than people expect.

[batbogeyed]

[ Ginny gives her a bright smile and pretends to not be extremely nervous. Zatanna had seemed powerful and authoritative over the video, and her performances today had only reinforced that perception. ]

Hello. It's nice to put a face to the voice. Thank you so much for telling me about this place. I was watching your show. You were really very good up there. I'm sure you've been hearing that from everyone.

[hexappeal]

[Thankfully, she doesn't come off as strongly when not prompting a gathering of similarly-minded folk and looks a tad nervous herself. Normally, she'd push it aside, deal with it, make the other person feel completely comfortable in her presence. But now? The crowds are getting to her just a bit.]

Likewise. And you're quite welcome. I've been doing stage magic since I was a little girl -- it's the family business, actually -- so I'd like to think the fame that has come from it has been rightfully earned. [She tips her top hat, bashfully.] But I'm still flattered and grateful that anyone cares to watch me on stage.

[batbogeyed]

I think it’s brilliant! Doing magic on stage like that, so openly for anyone to see, it…well it just wouldn’t be allowed in my world, if we did that in front of people who didn’t have magic someone from the Ministry would have to come along and make sure no one remembered it. And then whoever did it would be in awful trouble. It’s so good that you can be open about it like this.