Teach Your Children Well.
Date: Monday, 19 June
Time: Early Evening, 5:00-ish
Place: Spinner's End
Characters Involved: Any Spinner's End residents who want to, plus Lupin and Snape
Rating: G Minerva is a stubborn woman, but she still has class.
Minerva was suspicious over how easy it had been to get the Ministry to 'permit' this, even though they were both now 'decorated war heroes'. She had been rather itching for a fight, there, and was actually a little disappointed that it hadn't come to fruition - though it was probably a good thing. It was very likely she would need all that 'fight', here.
Then again, she could think of no better way to set an example of unity amidst all the division than what she was about to do, and she was most determined. Though, she would be saving most of her intentions on how else to address said division until the 'official' Grand Opening of the school.
Today, all she wanted was two crucial signatures on the contracts concealed within her tartan robes. She knocked briskly on the door and waited, one foot tapping impatiently.
Time: Early Evening, 5:00-ish
Place: Spinner's End
Characters Involved: Any Spinner's End residents who want to, plus Lupin and Snape
Rating: G Minerva is a stubborn woman, but she still has class.
Minerva was suspicious over how easy it had been to get the Ministry to 'permit' this, even though they were both now 'decorated war heroes'. She had been rather itching for a fight, there, and was actually a little disappointed that it hadn't come to fruition - though it was probably a good thing. It was very likely she would need all that 'fight', here.
Then again, she could think of no better way to set an example of unity amidst all the division than what she was about to do, and she was most determined. Though, she would be saving most of her intentions on how else to address said division until the 'official' Grand Opening of the school.
Today, all she wanted was two crucial signatures on the contracts concealed within her tartan robes. She knocked briskly on the door and waited, one foot tapping impatiently.