The Show Must Go On (Lux)

Milo needed some piece and quiet. He was tired of everything and everyone, and he just needed to be alone. He knew that the common room wouldn't be a great place because he knew that his piece and quiet time would most likely be interrupted with the Slytherin passerby's. He had a lot to think about. There was the girl in the Room of Requirement. Her name had already slipped his mind, but her face hadn't. It was an unusual name he remembered, but so unusual that he had forgotten. Either that, or she was of no importance to him as her attitude was certainly terrible, and needed to be adjusted. Milo wasn't one to back down from a challenge.

So Milo's mission to find a quiet place was indeed hard. It was a rather large castle, but a castle that also inhabited a lot of students. Today, he sported his Slytherin uniform, even though classes weren't in session, he still wanted to support his house and show house pride. His hair was always kept, slicked back with hair gel, and his face bore his natural looks. Finally he found an empty classroom. It was old and unused, and immediately interested Milo.

He looked in, expecting to see someone being just as curious about the empty classroom as he was, but there was no one. He stepped in, and looked at the empty dust covered desks. The board looked like it hadn't been touched in ages, but there were still names written on it. "Jane Carmichael-5th year Slytherin" was written on the board. There were other names too, but that one was most clear. Curious, he walked to the closet. He opened it, and out fell a bunch of old pieces of parchment, and instruments. He picked up a violin and plucked the string. It was way out of tune, as it had probably been in the closet for who knows how long.

He picked up a piece of parchment and saw a play. Interested, Milo read threw it. He laughed at it's cheesy-ness, but back then it probably made complete sense and wasn't cheesy at all. There wasn't even a date on it. He moved deeper into the closet, and found a thousand more instruments. Why wasn't the arts taught here now? Milo wasn't very fond of them, but he was sure there were some students who were and who had amazing talent that needed to be shared.