Letters to the Editor, Third Page of the Daily Prophet
To the Editor
Dear Sir/Madam,
Having written to Mrs Warrington-Pucey and received no reply, it seems my only recourse is to write to you. I find the treatment of Adrian Pucey by his family despicable. I cannot stress how disgusted I am that his mother should so publicly estrange herself from her son.
Adrian Pucey is a bright, beautiful, charming young man who deserves none of the public embarrassment this paper and the Puceys have put him through. His life choices are exactly that, his, and from what I have seen so far the Wizarding World is ill-equipped to deal with what the rest of us have had to cope with for generations, the fact that our children are not ourselves and do exactly as they see fit. All we can do is wish them health and happiness, and what mother, I ask you, could not do that? Only an unfeeling one.
I support young mister Pucey wholeheartedly, as I support my son and any other who chooses to be true to his or her heart rather than social expectation.
Yours Sincerely,
Felicity Entwhistle
Dear Sir/Madam,
Having written to Mrs Warrington-Pucey and received no reply, it seems my only recourse is to write to you. I find the treatment of Adrian Pucey by his family despicable. I cannot stress how disgusted I am that his mother should so publicly estrange herself from her son.
Adrian Pucey is a bright, beautiful, charming young man who deserves none of the public embarrassment this paper and the Puceys have put him through. His life choices are exactly that, his, and from what I have seen so far the Wizarding World is ill-equipped to deal with what the rest of us have had to cope with for generations, the fact that our children are not ourselves and do exactly as they see fit. All we can do is wish them health and happiness, and what mother, I ask you, could not do that? Only an unfeeling one.
I support young mister Pucey wholeheartedly, as I support my son and any other who chooses to be true to his or her heart rather than social expectation.
Yours Sincerely,
Felicity Entwhistle