Oct 05, 1976 15:32
Well I’m prefect.
Yes even I can be surprised. And here I was sure I was in for a detention for telling it how it is.
And suddenly they want me to learn the ropes from ground up in my last year… Curious I tell you.
I expect help. Yes you, fellow Prefect.
Memmy-line I will say this now-no shrieking unless it is in the form of congratulation.
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You're supposed to be on my side.
In fact, I daresay you are supposed to congratulate me.
But... I am open to any and all suggestions that you may have, oh esteemed Prefect one.
So.... yes... suggestions? Please?
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Who ever said I had to be on your side?
Why do I have to congratulate you? So what my temper got me in trouble (I knocked out the Headboy and mouthed off to Dumbledore. I used words that made the old man turn red) and it lost me my badge and secured myself being stuck home two weeks listening to my parents yell at me about everything I have done wrong. YEs, I am a little bitter.
[private: unlockable by Avery] As for advice, don't let THEM (I hope you are smart enough to know who I mean) get away with anything. If they look at you wrong or breath too loudly, give them detention.[/private]
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And I said you ought to be on my side. More of a request than a demand.
Oh you hit Pot-head Potter?? And you said words to make the Headmaster turn red?
[Private: Unlockable by Lestrange]
Can I give you a medal? Please??? You hit golden-boy Pot-head?! Is there a picture? Can you make a Pensieve?
Oh what I would do to frame that!
While I'm not sure if you think it's worth it or not for all the trouble you went to... Cor, I wish I'd seen it. Ha, no wonder he's been complaining about a headache. I can only hope you did him some brain damage too.
But no being bitter. Put some sugar in your tea. You were just engaged! This ought to be the happiest time of your life. And congratulations on that front by the way, you're a lucky man. Though I do sometimes think she would kill me if she had the chance.And thank you for the advice. It's all be duly ( ... )
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Yes, hitting Potter was what caused me to have to see the headmaster and let's say I don't think ole Albie Dumbledore has heard such nasty words from anyone in quite a long time. Had I kept my mouth shut I would have only lost my badge and a month of detention. And if you want to give me a medal upon my return I will not stop you. But sorry I won't make you a pensive. I only made the other one as a present for Bellatrix.
It is kind of difficult to be completely happy about getting engaged when I am getting the kind of grief I am from my parents about it. They think I am way too young to be thinking about marriage and, do not tell Bellatrix this, I don't think my parents like her very much.
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If you'd kept your mouth shut, I doubt you would've had the satisfaction of seeing the Bumbling-bore turn purple. I half-fancy he flushed the spectrum of the rainbow but that perhaps is just my wild imagination.
And I do still think you deserve a medal and you shall have it! How does: "Lestrange: Grand Clubber of Pot-Head and the first to make Dumble-bore change colours without the aid of magic"? Perhaps a bit long... I shall have to come up with something else. And while I figured as much on the Pensieve front it was worth a shot. You shall just have to savor it all alone... though if you do write any memoirs that contain descriptions of said events do put my name down for a copy. I should like it signed too ( ... )
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Not an empty promise at all! I have it here with me as we write. I'd leave it on your bed but I'm afraid that one of the other lads in their sleepy-stupors might mistake it for a gold galleon and try pocketing it. But I'll leave it there for you on the day of your return. And if you ever have the time, the patience or the inspiration to write down your memoirs I do implore you to do so-I think they would be a fascinating read.
Would they rather you be bent with old age when you move to do great things? My own mother is harping at me to find a steady girlfriend but she's under the impression that I will supply her with dozens of grandchildren before I'm twenty-five-no idea why really, I mean my brothers are still just kids enough to fuss over If Emmeline were privy to this conversation she would argue my father and I too are children enough... ( ... )
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I should be happy that I am getting married to someone I want to be with and not someone being forced upon me. I just want to hint something, but the bruises make that painful.
And yes, I could use some salve for the bruises. Thanks, mate.
I bet you are quiet tired of listening to me rant on about this. What have you been keeping yourself entertained with in my absence?
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