Owls to the Weasley Children
My dear, sweet Fred,
Can you forgive your crazy old Mum for sending you that horrible Howler? I read the Daily Prophet this morning and I think that Rita Skeeter woman has gone wonkers! And then that Quibbler article with Professor Snape's interview and what had actually happened - I should have known you kids would never behave that way, attacking Severus Snape and snogging a Slytherin. You must be in a wretched state, having been charmed and such. Please come home Fred, so we can talk and your Mum can make you a nice bit of something to eat.
I love you,
Mum
P.S. Please keep an eye on Ginny. It's dangerous with all this talk of Death Eaters, so I need you boys need to watch out for her.
George, my boy,
I read the Daily Prophet and The Quibbler this morning, and I am so sorry about the Howler I sent you and Fred yesterday. I was so angry after reading that lying Skeeter woman's first article, I didn't stop to think that my boys would never behave so badly in publlic. I should have known something was not on. Please come home soon, so we can talk.
I love you,
Mum
P.S. Please keep an eye on Ginny. It's dangerous with all this talk of Death Eaters, so I need boys need to watch out for her.
My sweet Ronald,
Your Mum is so sorry about sending that Howler to you yesterday. I read the papers this morning and know all about the charm or curse or whatever it is those bloody Death Eaters did to you. I should have known better than to think you'd be snogging Lucius Malfoy's son in public if you weren't under some kind of dark magic. Although, you will have to explain to me how Draco Malfoy could possibly be related to a desire of yours. I'm a bit foggy on all the details on the charm.
Please come home soon, son. Your father and I are worried about all of you. And bring Hermione and Harry as well, we'd love to see them.
I love you,
Mum
P.S. Please keep an eye on Ginny. It's dangerous with all this talk of Death Eaters, so I need you boys need to watch out for her.
Ginevra, my darling daughter,
How are you feeling this morning, dear? I read the papers and am worried sick about you and your brothers. Please don't travel alone and be sure to keep in sight of your brothers. Come home soon and send an owl to let us know you are alright.
I love you,
Mum