Sitting around

[goblet_fulla_fire]

"Oh, right. Me and banjo, play. Like uh... yes," said Goblet. Goblet hit his wand on the tuners to save the trouble of tuning it himself. Let's see, which was one he liked to play? Transfiguration, Mistress Witch, Widows in Paradise, Romulus... Mistress Witch. "Okay then."

It was which note now? Goblet did a practice strum and remembered the notes. He put his capo on the sixth fret and held down C. Right, now strum. Goblet did a simple steady strum pattern. He switched to F. Then to A minor. Now to G. He kept on doing his strum pattern.
Goblet stopped playing. "That was only the verse of the song," he said. "There are lyrics, but I know what I sound like so I don't even try singing. Anyway, I want to see what you got."

[Alexis]

"Wow, that was great!"  She said, looking once more down at the banjo.  Then she looked at her guitar and thought about what song she would play.  She wanted to find a song that would fit her acoustic guitar, instead of her usual electric guitar that she mostly played.  She wanted to find something that would fit.  Alexis picked up her guitar upright and began to play Broken by Seether.  One of her favorite acoustic songs.

[goblet_fulla_fire]

"Now that's something," Goblet quietly muttered to himself while watching Alexis play her acoustic guitar. She was quite good and her claims of endless hours of practicing were quite true judging by her careful steady strumming accompanied by hard but quick finger movements between frets.

"Well you sure do seem to know your guitar, whilst I still slightly bothered by the fact that there is a fifth string on my banjo. I have learned not to strum it accidentally, but still, sometimes I do it and it kills the entire song. But I'm guessing you don't have that problem," said Goblet.

[Alexis]

"Thanks.  And I bet a banjo would be harder to play though.  I've never actually played a banjo but I've done that a million of times on the guitar"  Alexis said.  She traced her index finger down the strings. "But you played it great."  She continued to look at the guitar.