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hannahabbott

Animagus, Afternoon Tea and Dragons

Sep 15, 2002 14:08

Did anyone else feel what I felt on Thursday night's Animagus class? It was the most marvellous and life affirming experience that I have in my memory to date. It was astonishing ( Read more... )

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knight_to_h3 September 16 2002, 02:19:11 UTC

I was not a bloody crab! I told you you're bloody blind!! I was a- I don't want to talk about it but I was not a sodding crab anyway! Get your facts right or pay the consequences. Underbloodystood?

crabbe September 16 2002, 10:20:58 UTC

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You don't deserve to be a crab, Weasley. You're prey. Insignificant prey.

sinistra September 17 2002, 01:26:42 UTC

Mr. Crabbe, as tedious as this evening as becoming, that will be three points from Slytherin for threatening another student. And really, I would not be so proud of crabs if I were you.

hannahabbott September 17 2002, 18:43:21 UTC

My apologises Ron, but I thought I saw a crab, and Seamus mentioned later that it was you...but maybe I got my wires mixed.

And my eyesight is perfectly fine, but thank you for your concern.

petitemillicent September 16 2002, 02:22:40 UTC

I was not taking a nap.

M. B.

hannahabbott September 17 2002, 18:45:23 UTC

Sleeping with your eyes open, then, M.B.

Thanks Again. legit_regit September 16 2002, 14:22:46 UTC

Hannah, thanks ever so much for obtaining the chicken sandwiches, they were a lovely respite from the new fare. I think the House Elves are running out of ideas. Were there a few tureens of artichoke and turnip porridge at your table as well this morning? I mean, I like fruit, vegetables, grain and cheese just fine, but, well, I don't know how much longer I can handle having them all in one dish.

Re: Thanks Again. lupercus September 17 2002, 00:15:17 UTC

You might want to take that up with a certain Professor of the Dark Arts, Miss Brocklehurst.

Re: Thanks Again. legit_regit September 17 2002, 16:00:27 UTC

I never knew Professor Black was a, umm, health enthusiast. Do you really think he might listen, Professor Lupin? I mean, I would think he'd be more inclined to listen to one of his fellow professors, but, well, umm, maybe I could try...

someday.

Re: Thanks Again. lupercus September 18 2002, 14:46:52 UTC

Actually, I wholeheartedly believe that an impassioned plea from a desperate student would be just the ticket to convince Professor Black to end this vegetable revolution.

Especially as idle threats of torture have yielded no results.

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lupercus September 17 2002, 00:12:50 UTC

Thank you for your company the other day, Hannah-the-Otter. You are more than welcome to drop by any time. Perhaps next time I might serve up some shellfish?

hannahabbott September 17 2002, 18:52:02 UTC

Perhaps next time I might serve up some shellfish?

Hannah-the-Otter would like that very much, Professor.

sinistra September 17 2002, 01:24:14 UTC

Ms. Abbott, why have you chosen to represent yourself with that Muggle actress? Her performance in the film you have stolen your image from was mundane at best. Given that this reflects on the current content of your entry, perhaps this is a fitting depiction. Four points from Hufflepuff for threatening other students.
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hannahabbott September 17 2002, 18:56:10 UTC

I was not threatening, Professor, simply stating the fact that I would not put up with duels of any kind: whether it be with wands or fists. finch_fletchley and knight_to_h3's outlandish behaviour of recent times is simply not on.

I though a Prefects job was to make sure that school rules were to be followed, but please, Professor, correct me if I'm wrong.

Respectful, Hannah Abbott