Day Seventeen!

[Juniper E-L Steele]

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The Warbling Rogue, The Ice Creamery...Knockturn Alley.

[Waldo Woodrow Angerville]

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At elsewhere, there are a few. Tchaikovsky, because it has never failed to make my threads a little bit more interesting and intriguing due to the secretive scenery with shadows that hold more secrets than at any other place and with stragglers who have probably had a couple of drinks too many already. The Ministry of Magic, because I am pretty sure that everyone else has probably already found out fact that I am very fond of playing out politics and the way that it can influence all the boards. And I pretty much adore the struggles to obtain and maintain power, the backroom deals and the wizengamot meetings. Not to mention the Auror Office where a tad tipsy Salazar gets to snark to Martin. Residential Wizarding London is another one of the forums that has a special place in my heart. There is something precious about threading at one of your characters' homes, or at another character's home, for I really feel like the description of the setting can give many insights in the character itself.

When it comes down to the Castle, I have to go with the Rooftops, for a lot of good things have happened there for my characters. Fides meeting up with Ianne more than once, Waldo bumping into Eira there last term and having the cutest thread about their future ambitions and aspirations, Salazar confessing his love interest in Serafina...

[Mia Lorelei Kedding]

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South Tower (diamonds are forever); Slytherin Common Rooms (lol do i really have to explain that i have a Slytherfetish by now); Quidditch Pitch (so many memories); Forbidden Forest (unf awesomely magical).

[Aethelstan G. Lowsley]

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THE MINISTRY I'll get to that later.

Althogh it is hardly used for threading, I love the Crystal Clock Tower. Mostly due to the idea of it: a single point in which all wizards are connected to. In London, there could be fancy pureblood only parties, orphans on the streets, but every wizard, no matter who they are, can hear the bells ringing.

That, and clocktowers are just cool.

[Edmund Wolffe]

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Hufflepuff Common Room and The Great Hall.
 

[Maël Rey-Cadwallader]

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Well, the problem with that is my favorite places no longer exist. Morgan's Cove from last summer is in my soul, and everywhere at Beauxbatons. *weeps*

Barring that, Residential Wizarding London is really cool. It's really versatile.

[Ursula Nonpareil]

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Hospital Wing, easily. There's no specific reason, but I love having threads there. Elsewhere-wise, I enjoy threading in the Ministry. I can't really choose a location for Loki since the names change a lot of the time.