I think you may have scorched the bottom of my tea mug? Though my Uncles have been fixing tea in my absence, so the bottom could already have been blackened.
I think the scorches add character to these things.
flames; transference of- an attack at a distance? possible to target in specific rather than general / consider other curses (refer to Fidelius)
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I- sorry, I had not meant any harm, either to your book or your mug. I hope the damage was not lasting. If you could perhaps try a scourgify on your mug to check if the stains can be removed? If they can, then that should tell whether the damage was my fault. In either case, I must apologise.
Don't apologize, it was a boring day! In fact, it broke up a bargaining squabble. Thank you! (Father is going to get full price for that dragon's liver now. Shopkeepers here are a little stingy)
Hang on a second. [the page darkens, cinnamon red-brown bleeding across the page]spilled my tea. Most of the scorching is still there?
They can't? I really hope it wasn't because of what I did, that'd be terrible- if there really was fire and these were left unattended, then there might be serious risk of hurting someone...
No, silly, I'm pretty sure my Uncle's have been burning my mug all winter long. The scorching is probably permanent and certainly not your fault. The squabble broke up because I squeaked in surprise when the page under my pen darkened!
If you'll excuse me a while, I think I need to tell the house elves to replace some of the furniture- thankfully my mother is not at home now, I shudder to think of how she would feel about this.
I think the scorches add character to these things.
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flames; transference of- an attack at a distance? possible to target in specific rather than general / consider other curses (refer to Fidelius)
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I- sorry, I had not meant any harm, either to your book or your mug. I hope the damage was not lasting. If you could perhaps try a scourgify on your mug to check if the stains can be removed? If they can, then that should tell whether the damage was my fault. In either case, I must apologise.
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Hang on a second. [the page darkens, cinnamon red-brown bleeding across the page]spilled my tea. Most of the scorching is still there?
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Don't worry so much!
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Well, that is a relief. I was worried for a while...
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If you'll excuse me a while, I think I need to tell the house elves to replace some of the furniture- thankfully my mother is not at home now, I shudder to think of how she would feel about this.
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Good luck with the cover-up.
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