.:II:. He was standing up on the cliff, beneath which the furious Ocean roared
Well, will you just look at that, another good deed done. At this rate, I might just as well earn myself a nimbus and grow a pair of wings. Meet the finest lawyer of Spain, Raphael Reuel, as he stages miracles and saves the innocent from the predatory grasp of the Machine, or should I say, the Ministry? But what do you say, ministerial
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Werewolves? You'd really let those monsters walk freely into your gallery? They're crude, uncivilized, remember the war? Vile creatures.
Charity events for purebloods orphans, however is an enticing idea. So impressionable young children are…
Keep the werewolves out.
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You may be right. Yet, werewolves must be on our side at any rate. They may be uncivilized and vile, but their crude force is a valuable asset.
Ahh... am I vile for thinking that we could use one or two wild werewolves for infecting the pure and innocent? That would give us an upperhand in enticing the new personnel to our cause, for surely, we could blame the Order for fraternizing with werewolves and letting them loose.
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I'll take part in no activity involving werewolves.
You were vile before you ever mentioned using werewolves. Yes, you are. However, if you must, do make sure they're not pureblood. Even if it is a terrible idea.
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Werewolves not to your askant liking? As you wish then, my darling wife. Your word is a command to me.
If I were a crazed perfectionist, I would have probably gone against your advice and made sure they were pureblood victims, so as to achieve the ultimate level of vileness. However, considering my general sloth and lack of incentive, I am sure there shall be no pureblood children.
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You are a crazed perfectionist, Montague. Which is why I worry.
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Ah, you know me all to well, darling. There is always room for my further development, even if it is just to spite you.
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