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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #20 on Nov 6, 2009, 2:44pm »
Jonathan returned the others light laugh with one of his own. It didn't make sense how so many people preferred silence to conversation to him, either. Then again, he'd always been a social person even when he had more than enough reason not to. It was that curious part of him that sparked his desire to be social. "At times, the silence is better." Jonathan admitted, more to himself than the other. "Sometimes, we need that silence. For our own sanity. Though, it is through social interactions that we truly live." Jonathan nodded again. He could imagine that fear would keep people at bay. It seemed silly to him that people would be afraid of someone they'd known- even if he'd became a vampire. In the end, the person was still the same. With a few minor changes... "It's strange how fast people can turn on someone. And over things out of the persons control. It just doesn't seem fair. But, hey, at least afterward... you know who your true friends are and if you ever had any."
Naturally, Jonathan had heard the horror stories. He'd heard about the vampires who had taken out entire towns. He'd heard the exaggerations, the truths and the rumors. And he knew that, despite rather they were true or not, many vampires were capable of such things. However, as was usual for someone like Jonathan, though the fear had been there- and denying it ever was would make him a liar- he'd still refused to believe that all vampires were like that. And, upon returning to Hogwarts, he was learning faster and faster that they weren't. In fact, it seemed, many of them were just trying to live their lives- the same way he was trying to live his. Jonathan caught the humor in the others words and returned the grin with one of his own. "Well, if we lost the bad traits that make us us, we wouldn't exactly be... well, ourself now, would we?" he joked back, thinking on his own bad traits for a moment. No matter how few people thought them to be.
"I pretty much gave up after the first year. Trying to be a Slytherin, I mean. I can't tell a lie... I never had good experiences with those from Slytherin house." he frowned as the memories came back to him again. The way he said it was putting it nicely, quite frankly. "It wasn't that I thought all of them were bad... I was simply wise enough to know that had I been in Slytherin, it would've been worse. Plus, after only a few months I learned quickly that I belonged in Hufflepuff. Anyone who has known me for five minutes can generally guess it's the house I graduated from. Amazing how that works. I did learn myself, though. No matter how heard the learning process was."
Jonathan smiled lightly at Dylan's words. For many people, the simple fact that they'd become among the undead would be reason enough to stay angry. No matter who came from it. Even if a family- no matter how complicated or uncomplicated- came from it, there were many who would still dwell on the fact that what had happened had ruined their life. He supposed it was hard to find the good in such a situation. Though, it was amazing that Dylan had. "You know what they always say. Good things come to those who wait, the light at the end of the tunnel, the silver lining on every cloud..." his eyes met Dylan's, a sheepish grin on his face once again. "Then again, you might not since those are Muggle sayings. Nevertheless, as has been said by both of us, just not as bluntly, everything happens for a reason."
Jonathan nodded in silent understanding. The words made so much sense to him. Even if Dylan was speaking them for different reasons than Jonathan would. His own mind drifted to his daughter at home and a more relaxed smile spread his face. One that hadn't been there since he and Dylan had ran into each other. "It really is fascinating how a child can make all the difference in the world. Samantha... if I may be so bold... she literally saved my life." he bowed his head again, not wanting to explain why. "I think... that all parents do feel that way." Jonathan agreed with a nod and another grin. "I wasn't ready before, and I'm not ready now. You learn as you go along, I suppose."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #21 on Nov 7, 2009, 2:46am »
Dylan nodded in agreement, a slight smile still upon his features. "This is very true. I suppose in the end there was only one true friend. That's not to say that things didn't change between us, but he was the only one brave enough to stand beside me when others spread tales of fear. My only regret was in never meeting his wife or child, he was a good friend until the end." Dylan lowered his eyes, finding it oddly difficult to speak of his old friend. They had been through a lot together, what with the accident and all. Still, Dylan knew to some extent his friend feared what he had become just the same. What no one but Serenity knew was that it had been his choice to become a vampire. She would have allowed him to die if he had refused her offer, but his desire for knowledge drove him on.
His eyebrow rose at the odd phrases escaping Jonathan's lips. A deep chuckle escaped him. "Can't say that I have ever heard those. I like them, though. There once would have been a time where I would not believe muggles could be capable of such wisdom. Perhaps if more knew things such as muggle sayings the prejudice would relax a bit." Dylan knew very little about muggle things in general, and that included muggle sayings. Seeing the smile that spread over Jonathan's features told Dylan that the conversation had finally taken a turn toward a pleasant topic. Clearly the man adored his daughter, and it was comforting to hear that he wasn't the only one feeling lost in an ocean. Dylan nodded, shaking his head slightly. "I still feel as if I am getting the hang of being a vampire, and now I have to raise one as well."
A rueful grin crossed his lips. "I would be doomed if I didn't have Serenity. Though I understand few people have seen the side of her I do." Serenity had a reputation for being a terrifying presence in the school. From her sharp glares to cold reprimands, she was no one to cross and not known for smiles. But Dylan had gotten to see a gentler, loving side that he had a feeling even she had not been aware she possessed. Nicolae just brought out the mother in her and heightened the softer side Dylan had drawn out. "It is going to be very interesting teaching and raising Nicolae at the same time. You must miss your daughter and wife. How often do you get to see them?" He asked softly, wondering how the man could handle being married with a baby and not be at their side every day.
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #22 on Nov 7, 2009, 2:12pm »
"It really is." Jonathan said, catching the others nod of agreement with a grin. "Even for me, after the disowning, I lost many friends. If you can believe that. I think people assume that because I graduated in Hufflepuff house, all my friends were loyal. What they tend to forget is loyalty isn't the only trait that lands one in Hufflepuff. So if they have all the other traits... they may just not be loyal. I myself didn't learn that until I was out on the streets. Many of them were simply embarrassed to be associated with me... whats yet be seen with me." Jonathan caught the others eyes. It was quite easy for him to see that it was hard for Dylan to talk about that friend. Considering all the time that had went by for Dylan, it was quite obvious what had happened- though, one couldn't be sure of how. "People who are good friends to the ends... they're a rarity."
Jonathan caught Dylan raise his eyebrow and it took everything in him not to laugh. He figured the other man would have no idea what he was saying. He spent so much time between worlds that, often times, in his mind, the two got confused and jumbled. "I realized you probably hadn't after they'd already slipped out of my mouth." Jonathan told him, the laugh finally escaping. "Many wizards don't think them capable of wisdom. Though, I'm not sure hearing them would change opinions. My brothers have heard at least one or two, after all."
Jonathan chuckled at the mention of Dylan getting the hang of being a vampire yet having to raise one. "And I thought it was hard raising a child caught between the Muggle and Wizarding world. Raising a vampire, though... Must be quite the challenge." Jonathan chuckled lightly when Dylan spoke about Serenity. He'd be lying if he said she didn't terrify him, as well. "It probably will." he agreed, nodding slightly as he did so. At the mention of his wife and daughter, he looked up, eyes soft and lost. "I do miss them." he admitted, voice just as soft as the others had been. "That's, perhaps, the only hard part about this job. Can get stressful not being around them every day. I spend time with them whenever I can. Including going there when I'm done with work for the day. It can get hard finding time... but where there's a will, there's a way. And my will to see them is strong. Still, I don't see them often enough."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #23 on Nov 9, 2009, 3:08pm »
Dylan nodded, resisting the old habit to nibble on his lip. He could still remember how many times after he had first been transformed that he forgot and sliced open his own lip. Being a vampire really was different from being human. "I have no idea how life will be for Nicolae. To be honest, I didn't even know it was possible for vampires to have children until Serenity told me that she had been born one. Guess it is just another of those wonders of magic, because it escapes my understanding how it is even possible." He chuckled lightly at the admission. It was unusual for him not to know something, his drive for knowledge seemingly stronger than any other characteristic of his. Still, when it came to vampires he was often reminded at how young he really was in those terms.
"Where do they live? Are they anywhere near here, or do they reside in the muggle world?" He asked, having not recalled ever seeing Jonathan's family. "They really should have some sort of facility for the family of professors here. After all, it is a boarding school so why not allow select family to reside here? I mean, Nicolae is living here and neither Serenity nor I have any intention of leaving our jobs anytime soon. Perhaps you could speak with Serenity about having them be able to visit if not live with you." He had a feeling her newfound maternal instincts might make his sire more accepting of such an idea, especially if Jonathan mentioned his daughter growing up away from him. Though, Serenity would probably have to be in a good mood which took careful timing.
"I could mention the thought to her at some point, if you would like." Dylan offered. The thought of not being able to see Nicolae everyday was disturbing. He would do anything in his power to remain with his son. Of course, Dylan didn't have to worry about things like providing for his family since his lifetime of working had accumulated quite the collection of riches. Not to mention Serenity was easily capable of taking care of Nicolae financially for the child's lifetime which was saying something given they never died really. Still, there had to be some way of making things easier on Jonathan. "How old is your daughter? Any sign of magic?" He asked, wondering which parents Jonathan's daughter was going to end up taking after. Muggle and pureblood unions always fascinated him for some reason.
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #24 on Nov 10, 2009, 3:52pm »
Jonathan watched Dylan as he spoke, grinning as he did so. Being a vampire really was different from being human. For several reasons. He imagined that raising a vampire was also a lot different than raising a human. Not only did young vampires eat differently... but he was sure they acted, grew and aged differently, as well. "At least you'll be learning every day. As you go along, I mean. In a way, he'll be teaching you, won't he? I suppose all children teach their parents certain things... but, when it comes to vampires, I imagine it works even more so. Honestly, I never thought it possible, either. I mean, I'd heard it was... but my mind... could never quite comprehend... well, how it was even possible for the undead to create life... then again, I suppose they're not, in a way. If that made any sense. Because it didn't to me..." Jonathan frowned slightly, shutting up right away. He wasn't making any sense at all, even though he knew what he was trying to say, wording it right seemed nearly impossible.
"They reside in the Muggle world." Jonathan told him, not giving the statement much thought. Before he'd decided to be a teacher, they'd decided the location would probably be safer- all things considered. In the long run, it still was. There were several reasons they'd chosen to live as far away from Jonathan's world as possible. Of course, with Jonathan working at a boarding school... he was second guessing those reasons. Yet, he couldn't deny that they still existed. "They really should have facilities for the families. I speak from experience when I say that it gets hard being away from your family for extended periods of time... Is it possible, though? I mean..." he frowned slightly before saying, "for a Muggle to even get here. They can't see the school, after all. I don't imagine it would be easy for them to enter?"
When Dylan spoke again, Jonathan's blue eyes shot up once again to stare at the other. "You'd do that?" he asked. It was obvious he wouldn't mind if Dylan did. Being away from his daughter more often than not was getting harder to do. Even when he could make it home, it was often too late to spend any kind of time with her. But he did have to provide for her. It wasn't like he was seeing any of the 'family' fortune. And the little bit of his money that he did have left had ran dry long ago. "She turns two in a month." he said proudly, giving a slight smile as he did so. "A bit young to be showing signs of magic. Then again, everyone is different, I suppose."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #25 on Nov 13, 2009, 3:06pm »
Dylan ran a hand through his hair, eyes puzzled. "It's funny, I don't even understand how Nicolae is possible and yet it happened. The whole being a vampire thing is odd. I mean, on one hand I am technically dead I suppose, and yet I didn't really die entirely. So in that sense, I'm still alive. I'm not sure any vampire really understands it. If that made sense." Dylan frowned, a small snicker escaping as he realized he was rambling a bit. There was blood in his veins somehow, yet it had all been drained out at one point. Life had left his body and then returned. Somehow, vampire blood must have affected the very cells of his body, changing them so completely that he no longer aged. And yet, Nicolae was born of parents possessing the same blood that had stopped him from aging but Nicolae aged and grew still.
It would give him a headache if he tried to think on it too much. "There must be a way to allow muggles to see the castle, after all Diagon is hidden until revealed to them. Even if there was a separate area built for families that would allow you to be closer to your family, that would be better than being cut off entirely. I shall bring it up with Serenity, I do not believe it is right to keep families apart when there are small children involved." Already his mind was racing through the various possibilities of how Jonathan's family could be brought to Hogwarts. After all, his wife and child would not be allowed to roam around with the students, but perhaps there could be an area of the castle that could be designated for the families of professors.
"She is still very young then. I agree that is a bit early to tell. Who knows, she may never have magic. Would you stay in the magical world if that was so? Or would you leave, so as to spare her the exposure to a world she could only be a true part of through magic? After all, we are a rather segregated world." Dylan knew he didn't have to say how Jonathan's daughter would be treated as a muggle in the magical world. It probably would be difficult enough for Jonathan's wife to survive in the magical world as a muggle, unable to perform any of the magic that came to others with such natural ease. It would always set her apart from any friends she might make in their world. It was one reason that Dylan couldn't help but agree about keeping magic within magical families, thought that might have been his father speaking.
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #26 on Nov 15, 2009, 6:44pm »
Jonathan nodded at Dylan's words, trying to figure out how Nicolae was possible. Because, when he really thought about it- there seemed to be more than one reason why vampires having children would seem impossible. And, yet, vampires could have children. "I guess there are some things that we'll never understand... no matter how hard we try." he said, tilting his head curiously. "I mean, yes, in a sense, you are dead... however, I am here talking to you. So that must mean... you're not... completely dead. So, I guess, in a way, it makes sense." It seemed odd that someone who lacked everything that made Jonathan a life could produce life. Then again, technically... wasn't a vampire baby undead, as well? It hurt his head thinking about it, too.
Jonathan silently chewed on the inside of his cheek, thinking about the words Dylan was saying. There was a way to show Diagon Alley to Muggles... however, when it came to Hogwarts... it seemed like it would be different. "I don't know..." he said thoughtfully, still thinking on the subject. "Other places can be revealed to Muggles- and have- but, Hogwarts? It would be awesome if you brought it up to her. I don't think families should be separated, either. And I can't deny, I miss them when I'm here."
Jonathan nodded when he said that was still very young. It was rare that toddlers showed signs of magic. From what Jonathan heard, it wasn't unheard of just extremely rare. He heard the others question and frowned slightly, twisting his face in thought once more. He couldn't lie, he'd thought about it and it was a topic he was torn on. "I honestly can't say." he confessed, bowing his head slightly. "I mean, I want her to learn to embrace both parts of her heritage- despite which one she takes after. Yet, I don't want her resenting the Magical world. Though if she's anything like her mother..." he let out a soft chuckle, shaking his head slightly. His wife had all the boldness that he lacked... and the magical world didn't seem to threaten her at all. "Honestly, though, I'm not sure I could just leave the magical world... As much as some people would love to see me virtually disappear from the magical world... it makes me who I am. And, magical powers or not, it's part of who she is."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #27 on Nov 17, 2009, 12:30pm »
Dylan nodded in agreement. If presented with a similar situation, he had a feeling he would feel as torn as Jonathan. "It does make you wonder if hiding our world really is the best thing for us all. In some ways, we are creating the very prejudice that keeps us apart. By staying separate, we are teaching the new generations that there is a dividing line between the worlds. Rather than raising them to embrace each other for their differences. Now, that is not to say that combining the worlds would be easy or peaceful. I have no doubt that the muggles would fear us, and we probably would end up ruling over them simply due to our powers. But everything has to start somewhere. The fact that muggles are allowed access to the magical world when married or born into it, is an improvement."
Dylan paused, realizing he was rambling a bit. The political and social ramifications of combining their worlds were so complex it was almost mind-blowing. He doubted it would ever be possible, at least not anytime soon. Perhaps one day he would see a world where muggles and magical folk lived together in relative peace. But that was only because he was most likely going to live forever, and eventually exposure was bound to occur. "I could never leave our world, so I understand your desire to remain and to raise your daughter in it. In many ways, it is children like her who are the beginning of a combining of our world. To be a muggle with knowledge of the wizarding world is rare, to be raised in the wizarding world is even rarer. I have a feeling it will be quite the challenge whether or not she possesses magic."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #28 on Nov 20, 2009, 4:23pm »
It was hard not to feel torn in such a situation. Of course, one wanted what was best for their family... but some would argue that letting his children have contact with the Wizarding world would be best for his family... others would argue against that, of course. And that was enough to leave families like his torn and confused. "I've always wondered if hiding our world is really good for us. Because, like you said, it creates that prejudice that so many of us want to avoid. Even when I was young I challenged the idea that hiding our world from them is good. It really is segregation when you think about it. And there will always be families like mine caught somewhere in the middle." Jonathan nodded silently, wondering exactly what would happen if that segregation was broken. He silently remembered the look on his best friends face when he found out Jonathan was a wizard and chuckled. That was a good reaction compared to the one most Muggles would give. "They would fear us and I have no doubt that some wizards would use their powers in all the wrong ways, but you're right, everything has to start somewhere. The Great Wall of China wasn't built in a day. Nothing great ever was." He nodded in agreement once again. The fact that there were exceptions to who was allowed into their world was an improvement. Jonathan didn't imagine they always were. "I'm glad they're allowed access. I couldn't imagine giving all this up." he said, using his arms to motion to the grounds around him.
Jonathan shut up as well once he realized he was rambling. He was well aware there were reasons for their worlds being separated. Political and otherwise. And he didn't imagine those reasons would just be forgotten overnight. But, still, he couldn't help but challenge them every now and then. He couldn't help but wonder if that separation was the very thing that made families like his broken. "I think that even if she doesn't have magical powers, she should still know about our world because, in a way, it is still part of who she is. I wouldn't want her resenting that part. But children like her... they really are the beginning of combining our world. I know it will be a challenge and, in a way, I blame myself. And I know I will then, too. I'm not sure if it will be worse if she haves magic or if she doesn't. I've thought about it. I try not to, though. I'd say I have a while to go before I really have to think about it... but, time... just have to love the way it has a way of slipping by so fast."
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #29 on Nov 24, 2009, 1:13pm »
"That is does, time often sails by without anyone noticing. I find it is easier to notice this being what I am now. Everything seems to fleeting that it has put many of the typical debates into a new perspective. After all, there was a time when my kind was not welcomed in this society as anything more than simple minded creatures. But it has been proven that that is far from the case. In many ways, I believe it was more the vampires who had to adjust to allowing mortals to know the truth of their existence. Perhaps in time the same will happen between magical and non-magical folk. After all, if the mortal and immortal can learn to coexist...” He trailed, allowing his point to rest. It really was a long debate that could span countless hours and still have no resolution or lack of counter argument.
"Do you plan to have more children?" He asked suddenly, finding himself curious if the struggle between muggle and wizard had any effect on Jonathan's decision to have a large or small family. Personally, he would love to have another child but given that he had all of eternity to do so, Dylan was in no rush. Plus he had no idea what Serenity's thoughts were on the matter, or if they would even remain together. He still had to be accepted into the clan before they could even contemplate the logistics of the future. It was an interesting prospect though, having more children. Dylan had always adored children, though he never anticipated that his kids might be vampires. He couldn't imagine having a family that was divided between mortal and immortal, so he figured it must be the same for muggle and wizard.
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Re: [dylan] killing time « Reply #30 on Dec 1, 2009, 11:37am »
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Jonathan glanced at Dylan again for a moment. He hadn't even thought too much on how time must've seemed for a vampire. Being immortal surely had its perks, but he imagined it had its downfalls, too. Time was probably one of them. When one lived for an eternity, it seemed that time would drag on by... then again, when he thought about it, the older one was, the more time seemed to fly on by- not drag by. So did that mean to a vampire an hour could seem like a day? "I can't imagine." he admitted, shaking the thoughts away. "How minutes, hours, days feel to you." he bit his lip slightly before adding, "I can't imagine how different things must've been then. Now, vampires seem to be doing so well for themselves, it's hard to imagine that the prejudice against them used to be worse than it is today. Regardless, you're right, if the mortal and the immortal can co-exist, it is very possible that one day the magical and non-magical can, too."
Dylan's question caught him off guard. Of course, he and his wife had discussed the possibility of more children but they'd decided that, for now, they'd let whatever happens happen. It seemed they had pros and cons for both possibilities. There was a chance one might be magical and one might not- creating a strain between siblings. Yet, they couldn't imagine an only child. Spoiled as they were, they were wise enough to know that they did get lonely. Plus there was the fact that Jon did want a boy. He gave a small shrug saying, "I honestly don't know. We've talked about the possibility. And I know it's probably going to sound stupid but, if it happens, it happens. We've never been one for planning, anyway." He gave a slight chuckle at just how true those words were. "Can't deny that I would love a son, though."
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