A Question for the Headmistress

[alt_justin]

Headmistress,

I've a small question for you: Begy just stopped me in the corridor and said you wished to see me during my free hour, right now. I'm most happy to oblige, of course.

It's only that I'd intended to spend that hour in the library, what, reading our material for today's Noble Arts lesson, which begins at three o'clock.

Well, Madam Headmistress, coming to see you does constitute a change to my anticipated timetable, what? But it's one you're well aware is underway, seeing as you requested it.

Does one have to fill out a V-928A for that variance in schedule, or not?

-Finch-Fletchley

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[alt_umbridge]

Well, you should have planned your revision time better. Surely you expected I would want to see you, over that teensy little matter? The last few days are no excuse for a poor memory, Mr Finch-Fletchley.

My office. Immediately. And yes, you will be required to complete form V-928A. I am, of course, already prepared with form V-932B to be added to it.

[alt_justin]

Oh, I'm not lacking in revision, Headmistress. I'd merely hoped to review the material again but it's no particular trouble. I'm sure I'd much rather provide whatever assistance you might require, assuming anyone can assist you in anything and accomplish it to your satisfaction.

I'm not sure which matter you can mean, what, but as I said, I shall be there directly.

-Finch-Fletchley