Mad sat at a table near the back of the Hog's Head. She drank from a glass of firewhiskey, studying her surroundings with disinterest as she perched in her chair. Her expression was far from open or friendly, which is likely why no one had approached her, as yet.
Mad was a witch who appeared as though she could have been anywhere between old for her forties and young for her eighties. She spoke with an accent, though, it sounded as though a number of various dialects had influenced her manner of speech. Irish tones were in there, which is where Mad claimed she had been raised. Still, it was difficult to say where she ought to have come from based upon her speech alone.
As she'd only been teaching at Hogwarts over the last few years, few people in the area really knew her. There certainly wasn't anyone from her past. No one to verify if she had really grown up in Ireland. No one with whom she shared old memories. No one who could recall when or why her name had been shortened from Madisen to just plain Mad. Some likely wondered if Mad kept friends at all. She conversed with people, of course, mostly her coworkers. She even seemed to get along with some of them. By and large, however, Mad Lewis kept to herself.
One might wonder if she were lonely, were it not for the cold indifference with which she peered at the world over her glasses.
Mad took a drink of her firewhiskey, continuing to study the pub's patrons.
Mad was a witch who appeared as though she could have been anywhere between old for her forties and young for her eighties. She spoke with an accent, though, it sounded as though a number of various dialects had influenced her manner of speech. Irish tones were in there, which is where Mad claimed she had been raised. Still, it was difficult to say where she ought to have come from based upon her speech alone.
As she'd only been teaching at Hogwarts over the last few years, few people in the area really knew her. There certainly wasn't anyone from her past. No one to verify if she had really grown up in Ireland. No one with whom she shared old memories. No one who could recall when or why her name had been shortened from Madisen to just plain Mad. Some likely wondered if Mad kept friends at all. She conversed with people, of course, mostly her coworkers. She even seemed to get along with some of them. By and large, however, Mad Lewis kept to herself.
One might wonder if she were lonely, were it not for the cold indifference with which she peered at the world over her glasses.
Mad took a drink of her firewhiskey, continuing to study the pub's patrons.
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