Matters on... oh, read it or don't read it, I really could care less

[pure_nobility]

When a person is seventeen years of age, and is of sound mind and judgment, and is soon to face N.E.W.T.s and a life after Hogwarts, then that person should have the absolute and undeniable right to carry out their affairs as they best see fit. It is also worth mentioning that when one's time is fully spent on arduous N.E.W.T.s preparation,

Comments

[blaising_fury]

Why such a pointed interest in the King and Queen of France, who are muggle and entirely outside our sphere of common interests alltogether?

[pure_nobility]

I don't have any interest in the King and Queen of France. I could give a toss about them, whoever they are. I don't really care that they ate cake, either.

[blaising_fury]

But did you not just dedicate precisely one-half of your writing to the King and Queen of France -- or, to be technical, to those who choose to foolishly emulate the King and/or Queen of France?

[pure_nobility]

It's a metaphor.

[fletchfinchley]

France doesn't have a queen, it has a President. Jacques Chirac, if you want to get technical.

Honestly, you people live in a world of your own devising.

[pure_nobility]

Why don't you move to France, then, so they can finally have their queen?

[fletchfinchley]

Oh, I think you're far more suited to that position than I am. You can take your sister with you, she knows all about France by now.

[gold_star]

Are you as adept at writing between the lines as I am at reading between them?

[pure_nobility]

Do you want something?

[gold_star]

Curiousity satisfied.

[pure_nobility]

Oh, yes, I'm sure you're very satisfied.

[noble_purity]

The Queen of France, if she does not fulfil her duties, is rather easily beheaded.

Detention every Saturday, Draco?