Owl to Parvatisok_zachariasJanuary 8 2005, 17:28:55 UTC
Parvati,
I think I can tell the two of you apart now, but I guess we won't know for sure until I run into you again.
I had a feeling that you might have talked to Justin already. He wasn't at dinner last night and when we found him in the common room he was so quiet . . . not like himself at all. This is probably for the best, but I hate seeing him so upset. I think that his mood has brought everyone down a bit . . . hopefully this will all blow over soon.
I'm sure your sister will forgive you; you were just looking out for her.
I'm a little confused though. If you parents would have a problem with her dating him, then how is it that you've been allowed to date whoever you want? Is it because he's muggleborn?
Well, I've glad you've got confidence in your differentiating abilities, at least. Would you like to run into me again so I can test you on it? I can tell you all about how worried I am about this situation your friend and my sister have gotten into.
I'm pretty sure things can get better from here. I hope, anyway. Things can always get better. And I do hope my sister forgives me. Eventually.
And my parents don't know that I see boys at school, so that's how that works. And it's definitely not because he's muggle-born. It's more like.. I think I've always thought that I'd just get it out of my system and then marry an Indian bloke later when I'm older. But now that I've started thinking about it - I'd really at least like to have the option later on, you know? I mean, obviously I like having the option right now. Er. Anyway.
Running into you would be a nice change; Justin's been moping for days. I'm really beginning to wonder if we should have interfered at all. I wouldn't want my mates telling me who I should and shouldn't date even if they did think that they were helping.
That deal with your parents is really . . . I don't know, weird or something; I guess it's just a really foreign concept to me, no pun intended. It does seem like they would want you to be happy, even if if meant marrying a bloke that wasn't Indian.
I know what you mean. I'm just glad that my sister and I are different houses, for once. If I had to see her first thing every morning knowing what I did.. I'd probably explode.
And I know it's weird, you aren't telling me anything new about it. It really is... stupid. The more that I think about it.
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I think I can tell the two of you apart now, but I guess we won't know for sure until I run into you again.
I had a feeling that you might have talked to Justin already. He wasn't at dinner last night and when we found him in the common room he was so quiet . . . not like himself at all. This is probably for the best, but I hate seeing him so upset. I think that his mood has brought everyone down a bit . . . hopefully this will all blow over soon.
I'm sure your sister will forgive you; you were just looking out for her.
I'm a little confused though. If you parents would have a problem with her dating him, then how is it that you've been allowed to date whoever you want? Is it because he's muggleborn?
-Zacharias Smith
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Dear Zacharias ~
Well, I've glad you've got confidence in your differentiating abilities, at least. Would you like to run into me again so I can test you on it? I can tell you all about how worried I am about this situation your friend and my sister have gotten into.
I'm pretty sure things can get better from here. I hope, anyway. Things can always get better. And I do hope my sister forgives me. Eventually.
And my parents don't know that I see boys at school, so that's how that works. And it's definitely not because he's muggle-born. It's more like.. I think I've always thought that I'd just get it out of my system and then marry an Indian bloke later when I'm older. But now that I've started thinking about it - I'd really at least like to have the option later on, you know? I mean, obviously I like having the option right now. Er. Anyway.
Maybe I'll see you around again.
~ Parvati Patil
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Running into you would be a nice change; Justin's been moping for days. I'm really beginning to wonder if we should have interfered at all. I wouldn't want my mates telling me who I should and shouldn't date even if they did think that they were helping.
That deal with your parents is really . . . I don't know, weird or something; I guess it's just a really foreign concept to me, no pun intended. It does seem like they would want you to be happy, even if if meant marrying a bloke that wasn't Indian.
Zacharias
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I know what you mean. I'm just glad that my sister and I are different houses, for once. If I had to see her first thing every morning knowing what I did.. I'd probably explode.
And I know it's weird, you aren't telling me anything new about it. It really is... stupid. The more that I think about it.
Er, so how's Quidditch practise going?
~ Parvati
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