There was a bit of an incident I should tell you about, but all trouble has, I believe, been averted. Earlier I caught some of the fellows -- well, it was Warrington and Nott and Inglebee, but I believe Pucey was somewhere nearby -- teasing some of the Magical Creatures. Taking various helpful advice to heart, I spoke frankly with them man-to-man, pointing out that Madam Umbridge is very busy and is assuredly in no mood to be lenient with mischief, and stating confidently that I was certain their good sense would keep them from anything ill-advised for which a Prefect would be obliged to report them.
Thank you for your encouraging words on proper Prefecting. I do appreciate it, and I think you'd have approved of how I handled things tonight.
Thank you for your encouraging words on proper Prefecting. I do appreciate it, and I think you'd have approved of how I handled things tonight.
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on 2013-02-08 03:18 pm (UTC)Hm. Had they been able to do it magically, I should not have known upon whom blame should rest. The effect is triggered by touch, the way I cast it.
In any case, yes, five years' worth of notes are now scraps and ashes. There isn't enough to conjure back into a whole text of anything, even if I knew those spells and even if Professor Dolohov were awake to give me permission. Ergo, the asking.
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on 2013-02-08 03:23 pm (UTC)