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[alt_macnair]

After one of yesterday's lessons, I overheard a fifth year lassie from Ravenclaw wonder aloud if I ever slept at the castle. Truth of fact I always sleep at the castle. I've got a set of quarters as plush as any man could ever need, with a nice fire in the grate and a good pillow. It can take a long time, years even, to find a good pillow

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[alt_percy_w]

I would appreciate the chance to speak with you then, sir. Thank you.

[alt_megan]

Ooooh, have you seen anything dangerous near the school? Do they ever come sniffing at the door? I thought I hear something at a window last week. But Daphne said it was just the wind. But it sounded like something horrible. With a big mouth.

[alt_macnair]

At what door? The castle has many.

[alt_megan]

Any door.

Have you?

[alt_macnair]

Naught more than a clabbert or a couple of gnomes. Maybe a niffler. At doors, anyway. Can't be sure about windows.

[alt_lupin]

Ah, the old question - where do the teachers sleep. In a cupboard? In the staffroom? In pods under the lake? I remember, when we were at school, being quite sure that our transfiguration professor slept in her classroom. Of course, we were sort of right there.

[alt_macnair]

'Course, now I realise that professors didn't announce where they slept for a reason. Don't think I'd much like having my boisterous Gryffindors in shouting range of where I rest my head.

[alt_sally_anne]

If it were called the Forest of Boring Non-Magic Bunnies but I weren't allowed inside I'd still want to go in and see it sir.

But I'd want to go for a walk inside if it weren't forbidden too. I like forests.

And I'm not going in, don't worry, I know it's not allowed and there are things that can hurt me and I won't go in unless I can get a teacher to because of that.

[alt_macnair]

Oh, you again. Yes, I reckon you would still want to go in, no matter the name.