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Sep 18, 2007 22:37

 Week Name/Date/Time: 'Sometimes You Just Can't Win' / Tuesday, September 19th, 2006 / 11:36 AM
Location: Some Muggle shop where a cursed item is being sold
Open To: Folly McFinn of McFinn Cursebreakers
Currently Involving: Lucern MacAlister, Ministry Oblivator

This was in fact a great mess. Some Muggle shop owner had stumbled upon a cursed chest to ( Read more... )

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family_mcfinn September 20 2007, 00:50:18 UTC
Folly, on the other hand, thought decidedly different when it came to the subject of right or wrong. He had no room to judge and thought everyone to have the right to make good or bad choices. If he was in Lucern's spot? Well sure, he'd likely not think too highly of the bloke for his bad business practices and infidelity, but was it really any of his business?

Maybe that's why he wasn't an Obliviator.

Pulling his trench coat tighter around him, he slipped into the shop. It took him a little bit of searching but finally he found Lucern. Ministry robes? Apparently he was the man to find. Not wanting to interrupt him at his work, he quietly cleared his throat and kept back, waiting for the only person that looked like he belonged there to finish what he was doing.

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lucern_mac September 20 2007, 02:46:51 UTC
Did Lucern just get a throat cleared at him? It was a curteous thing to do, but one that he did not approve of. Either the person who wanted attention just wait there until the attention could be proved or speak up. It was a disgusting habit, and he would not have it to gain his attention ( ... )

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family_mcfinn September 20 2007, 02:57:44 UTC
...well, h-he.. he didn't know what would happen if he, who knows.. said something at the wrong time and caught the Obliviator off-guard and suddenly he's implanting memories of Folly talking into the head of the Muggle and.. well, it wasn't his department! He didn't know how those sorts of things worked!

He was just trying to be helpfulWell. Not a friendly one, was he? Then again, those Ministry workers rarely were. Blair McFinn had a theory that the second someone made the chance to not be brave and freelance (like the McFinns), they gave up all ability to be human, thus explaining why practically every Ministry worker was mean to everyone outside of their own group. Never once did she entertain the thought that it might have just been them.. corrupt Ministry and good-side Folly? Exactly ( ... )

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lucern_mac September 20 2007, 03:26:18 UTC
There was no time to be friendly. Lucern, unlike Folly apparently, took his job very seriously. Not to get him wrong about he not fancying his job either was certainly wrong. He did wholeheartedly. It was one of the best jobs in the Ministry, he thought, for his kind of work. Though most of the time, he was a serious person. It was just the way he had lived his life. It was a better idea for Lucern to be serious anyway, or else he could be very difficult to work with.. to put it lightly.

"Clearly," Lucern raised an eyebrow. Was that supposed to be a joke? He really could not see how that was funny. Only five minutes or not, late was still late, and first place still beat out second place.

The Obliviator watched him as he made his way to the chest. "How long will this be?" He had to return the chest to the Ministry now that his colleagues were leaving and he did not want to wait forever.

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