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Mandy,

Sorry, ignore what I said about Millicent. I was flustered with the news I heard about her involvement. She is somewhat a friend of mine albeit in a very roundabout way so to hear her involved caused me a bit of shocked.

Tea would be pleasant.

-emma

Morag,

There is quite a lot of excitable Slytherins, both distressed and rather upbeat taking control of the common room but so far things have been probably much the same as your common room.

-emma

Mandy ( Read more... )

Millicent,

I hope your evening of fun with the Auror’s was reasonably pleasant. If you’d like to discuss with me what the hell you were thinking by attacking the events, do feel free to come find me. I’d love to know the details or how you managed to get involved in the most interesting thing to happen since a funeral. I suppose the day with the ( Read more... )

Mandy (and Morag,)

I'll still be slipping out with you and the other Ravenclaw's for Hogsmeade, I just need to present a picture of Slytherin outrage for a while. I'll catch up to you in town in time for a butterbeer.

-emma

Pansy,

I would hardly dare go against house colours if Ravenclaw should have the fluke of winning. House unity becomes before interhouse relations.

-emma

[letter is charmed with a low level spell and concealed even from Pansy. If the note is found by anyone but the recipent it will simply crumble.]

Morag,

Thanks for the WWW goods! I can't wait to put a few into use. Any more thoughts on a new escapade?

-emma

Millicent,

I shall endeavour to do better than a few pieces of chocolate. I could accompany you on this outing if you truly wish. It would take away the pressure from choosing whether or not to go against Pansy in some respects. Any other requests?

-emma