Char Goes To Witch School - Episode Four

"I think what Sophie did was disgusting!" Emma announced.
They were all sat in the dining room eating dinner. Emma, Jenny, Mary and Michelle had let Char sit with them all on one table. When Sophie had walked up to the table and put her dinner plate down, Michelle, who was closest, put her feet up on the chair to let Sophie know she couldn't sit there. Sophie took her plate away. Nobody saw her leave the room.
"I just wish I knew why she done it," Char said. "Revenge for something? Did she say 'good morning' to me and I hadn't realised? Did she take that personally and decided to get me back?"
"Maybe she's just a nasty piece of work," Jenny suggested. "My older sister, Julie, is two years older than me at this school. And she told me that in her first year here, she got bullied by this girl just because this girl was a nasty of work. In the end, Julie got her own back, and the bullying stopped."
"What did Julie do?" Char asked.
"She turned her bully into a dog poo for twenty four hours," Jenny told them. All the girls laughed.
"Maybe you should do the same, Char," Emma said. "Turn Sophie into a dog poo."
"Yeah, make sure it's one that's just been done, on a really hot day, complete with flies!" Jenny laughed.
"No, instead of turning her into a dog poo, you should turn her into a dog biscuit," Emma said. "One that's been chewed on and then spat out."
"What about dog sick?" Mary spluttered.
"Ew!" Everyone exclaimed.
"No, I've got it!" Michelle announced. "Dog's eyeballs!"
"EYEBALLS!?"
"Well, it's better than turning Sophie into dog's naughty bits," Michelle laughed.
"I think dog's naughty bits is it," Emma said. "I suggest we all go up to Sophie and turn her into dog's naughty bits!"
"What's with this obsession with dogs?" Char asked. " I quite fancy the idea of turning her into days old chocolate at the bottom of the tin that nobody wants to eat."
"Ahem!"
They all turned at the sound of someone clearing their throat. It was Miss Broomstick-Mubruoypu, with Sophie stood by her side, smirking. She had heard the whole conversation.