Owl: Entrails and things...
Date: January 14, 2005
Character(s): Sibyll Trelawney, Rubeus Hagrid
Location: There respective abodes
Status: private
Summary: long overdue correspondance
Completion: incomplete
Sibyll was belatedly sitting down to catch up on her correspondence. She had been meaning to respond to Mr Hagrid’s Owl
for quite some time but had never been ables to sit down and actually write the note.
“A divinator’s work is never done,” she said with a smile
Dear Mr. Hagrid,
It was so nice to receive your note and to know that you made it safely to Stoatshead Hill. I’m sorry to say the reading of entrails is one of the more gruesome aspects of divination that I do not practice regularly. That and the fact that proper entrails are in fact so hard to locate in this post war time.
I hope you are not too disappointed. I must warn you sir, the cosmos say that you should not eat peanuts on the 4th. It is very important that you follow these instructions as there could be dire consequences otherwise.
Your very respectfully,
Sibyll Trelawney
Character(s): Sibyll Trelawney, Rubeus Hagrid
Location: There respective abodes
Status: private
Summary: long overdue correspondance
Completion: incomplete
Sibyll was belatedly sitting down to catch up on her correspondence. She had been meaning to respond to Mr Hagrid’s Owl
for quite some time but had never been ables to sit down and actually write the note.
“A divinator’s work is never done,” she said with a smile
Dear Mr. Hagrid,
It was so nice to receive your note and to know that you made it safely to Stoatshead Hill. I’m sorry to say the reading of entrails is one of the more gruesome aspects of divination that I do not practice regularly. That and the fact that proper entrails are in fact so hard to locate in this post war time.
I hope you are not too disappointed. I must warn you sir, the cosmos say that you should not eat peanuts on the 4th. It is very important that you follow these instructions as there could be dire consequences otherwise.
Your very respectfully,
Sibyll Trelawney