Friday the thirteenth.

[missgranger]

Like I said just yesterday, things have been carried a bit too far now. This morning we had so-called "trust lessons" with Professor Snape and Professor Black. I'm not sure what they had planned and who qualified them to teach trust lessons, but it was quite a sight to have students from all four houses packed into the Potions classroom, waiting

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[erniemacmillan]

Go team Macmillan--Granger!!!!

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[missgranger]

I must agree! Go us!

[wheresmytoad]

It was horrible! I've NEVER seen Professor Snape that angry. Even at me! (Actually, after I got over the shock of it, it occurred to me that it was almost sort of nice to have him that mad at someone other than me.)

I think one of the wands might be mine, but I'm not sure. I think someone hit it with a spell that transfigured it into a snake and it wriggled right out of my hand. So either its still wiggling around the potions classroom, or the spell wore off and you've got it now. Twelve inches, mahogany, dragon heartstring. Do you have it?

It took an hour to get my legs to stop doing the tarantella. I hate that spell.

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[missgranger]

Oh, no, I don't have it, Neville, I'm sorry. It's probably somewhere in the Potions room, but I recommend waiting until the area is put to right to go find it!

[wheresmytoad]

Oh, dear. Do you know anyone who still needs to do a good deed? Maybe they can help me look tomorrow morning.

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[missgranger]

I'm sure there are lots of people who still need to do good deeds - Professor Snape, for example.

[knight_to_h3]

Did you see the wicked Permanent Sticking Charm someone did on Margret Sands and Michaelmas Johnson?!

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[missgranger]

Well, I sincerely hope his hands weren't stuck to her in an inappropriate place.

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[just_harry]

I bet that would be really embarrassing.

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[knight_to_h3]

Yeah, sounds like it.

[turpinol]

If cauldrons weren't so heavy, cauldron helmets could be the new craze.

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[missgranger]

They are rather dapper.