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alt_justinHullo,
I say, this waiting round at rehearsals is bally well disorganised, what? I'm well glad I brought homework.
(It wasn't too bad, today. Dark Arts. I even managed to answer a question on paired spellcasting and amplified magical effects without stammering. Professor Dolohov plans one of his 'informal luncheons' at the end of the week. I was thinking perhaps next week I should go and see who else turns up.)
Sally-Anne's post reminds me: I was supposed to ask you about whether you'd like a failsafe, in case things go horribly wrong. She's making a series of rings and--well, it's not a very pleasant thought but she plans to fill them with poison. If activated, the rings will 'notify' everyone else that someone's ring has, er, done its job, if you follow me. I say, I think there's an option to receive a ring that will notify without any poison in it. Because we've been thinking about--well, about someone trying to question us, what. And since none of us are an Occlumens it's bally well unlikely we'd be able to keep all our secrets for very long. Well, I say, I was supposed to ask you if you'd like one. If you do, tell Sally-Anne. I think we're trying to keep it quiet in case the discussion upsets others.
You'll understand I didn't wish to ruin our other conversation with talk about that, what! I've been thinking about that, a little more. Where and how. Have you found out anything your end? From Pansy or anyone else? I do think the 9th will be the ideal time, when everyone else has gone to Hogsmeade. Do you suppose the Divination Tower might be private enough? It's supposedly quite cosy. Only neither of us take Divination so we've no reason to be there, if anyone should try to stop us heading up there.
Does everyone in Slytherin go to the village?
-Justin
I say, this waiting round at rehearsals is bally well disorganised, what? I'm well glad I brought homework.
(It wasn't too bad, today. Dark Arts. I even managed to answer a question on paired spellcasting and amplified magical effects without stammering. Professor Dolohov plans one of his 'informal luncheons' at the end of the week. I was thinking perhaps next week I should go and see who else turns up.)
Sally-Anne's post reminds me: I was supposed to ask you about whether you'd like a failsafe, in case things go horribly wrong. She's making a series of rings and--well, it's not a very pleasant thought but she plans to fill them with poison. If activated, the rings will 'notify' everyone else that someone's ring has, er, done its job, if you follow me. I say, I think there's an option to receive a ring that will notify without any poison in it. Because we've been thinking about--well, about someone trying to question us, what. And since none of us are an Occlumens it's bally well unlikely we'd be able to keep all our secrets for very long. Well, I say, I was supposed to ask you if you'd like one. If you do, tell Sally-Anne. I think we're trying to keep it quiet in case the discussion upsets others.
You'll understand I didn't wish to ruin our other conversation with talk about that, what! I've been thinking about that, a little more. Where and how. Have you found out anything your end? From Pansy or anyone else? I do think the 9th will be the ideal time, when everyone else has gone to Hogsmeade. Do you suppose the Divination Tower might be private enough? It's supposedly quite cosy. Only neither of us take Divination so we've no reason to be there, if anyone should try to stop us heading up there.
Does everyone in Slytherin go to the village?
-Justin
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:09 am (UTC)So yes, I'll tell her that I'd like one. Well, I won't like it, but I want one.
I haven't talked to Pansy about anything, yet. I suppose I need to just work up to it. And I've never heard about people going to the Divination Tower... oh, if only I was friendly with more of the sixth and seventh years. The only thing I've ever heard is that boys can't get up into the girls' dormitories, not ever.
Most people do go, yes. Except perhaps the seventh years when it gets closer to NEWTS and they need every free minute for studying.
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Hydra
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:14 am (UTC)I suppose I could ask some of the 6th-years but they'd all know just why I want to know, what?
-Justin
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:24 am (UTC)Well, Hermione goes to Harry's dorm. I know that she does. So it must not apply to girls.
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Hydra
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:29 am (UTC)Well. If girls can come into boys' dormitories, then it's just a matter of getting you into mine. Though that might be difficult if people aren't all in Hogsmeade.
Dash it. There's got to be a way.
But we've also got a few weeks to think it out.
-Justin
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:32 am (UTC)You're right, though. We can't count on it.
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Hydra
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Date: 2013-01-15 04:35 am (UTC)I'll have to smuggle you in, that's all.
But for now I think it's time to finish up some reading and go to bed.
I say, all those replies on Sally-Anne's posts about secret ways out and safety and our skills is enough to make one's head spin.
Sweet dreams, love. (Here's to the day when we don't have to sneak about, what!)
-Justin