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[blaising_fury]

Something strange and chaotic occured last night, and though I am not sure of all the pertinent details, it has come to my attention that the charming red-haired woman was in fact Potter's Mother, circa 1977. This is somewhat difficult to comprehend as to my mind they look nothing alike. I do not know who most of the others were, except that they

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[purepansy]

Blaise, you are likely one of the most observant people I know.

Ought we not focus on our Quidditch victory? And not afterwards? It was a brilliant game, wasn't it?

[blaising_fury]

Thank you, principessa.

It was brilliant in that we more or less demolished them, but then, they were not so spirited as usual, and even had to resort to their reserve seeker. But a victory is a victory, no matter the circumstance.

[purepansy]

Oh, you haven't called me that in quite a while!!!!

Do you mean to say they would have won under normal circumstances? I'm not sure that's exactly the best attitude to take!!!!

[blaising_fury]

Have I not? An oversight, then.

I have no way of knowing whether or not they would have won under so-called normal circumstances, though I am certain Gryffindor will paint such a picture. It really does not matter. What matters is that we did win. Slytherin had their own reasons to not be at top form, and yet we were. Particularly our seeker.

[pure_nobility]

What are you talking about? I'm not demolishing anything. I'm sitting calmly at my desk revising.

[blaising_fury]

What was with all that commotion earlier, then?

[pure_nobility]

Redecorating.

[blaising_fury]

I see. Do you feel better, then?

[gold_star]

I avoided most of the noise. I had better things to do. I hear it was quite interesting, however.

[blaising_fury]

It was not particularly interesting to my mind. There are always better things to do.

[gold_star]

Interesting to some, I suppose.

I can think of a few things.

[blaising_fury]

I have little concern for what interests some.

Only a few?