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alt_lupin at 06:14pm on 14/01/2009
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Monday morning was rather more eventful than I was expecting, so I had a bit of a lie-in yesterday instead. There's nothing quite like going back to bed with a nice cup of tea. Today, however, I had to nip into the Forbidden Forest so I was up at the crack of dawn. As the name suggests, it is Forbidden, so this is absolutely not a recommendation for students (Fred, George, I'm looking at you), but it's really very beautiful in the early morning. As long as you don't get eaten, bitten, stung or otherwise injured by any of the residents. Myself included.
It all passed off quite uneventfully except for the oddest thing - I thought I saw Professor Quirrell. I was probably mistaken, as there was no one there when I looked again, but ... Well, it's a little odd. I must remember speak to Professor Macnair about it.
It all passed off quite uneventfully except for the oddest thing - I thought I saw Professor Quirrell. I was probably mistaken, as there was no one there when I looked again, but ... Well, it's a little odd. I must remember speak to Professor Macnair about it.
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take responsibility whenkeep you safe, then yes, you are allowed to go in. If one of the seventh years tells you they have permission to take you into the Forbidden Forest for a Care of Magical Creatures project, they're lying.(no subject)
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The Forbidden Forest is off-limits for a very good reason, Miss Perks. I hope I can trust you to take a sensible attitude towards this restriction.
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a Gryffinstupid.I just wanted to know if I might ever get to go in when I'm older.
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or bittenor anything. Of course.It's why I asked if a teacher could take me in. Or if Care of Magical Creatures classes ever go in.
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But I'd like to go in if I could find someone to take me. Do you ever take students in your classes in?
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Usually about 4:30 or so in the morning was the best time. Tired but not asleep yet, and the sun just about to start breaking up the darkness.Will you stop joking about biting people or being a 'resident' of the forest? Unless things have really changed for you, anyway. That's the sort of thing that keeps people so sure werewolves are all bad. I thought the point was to improve your lot. Wasn't that your goal?
Though you're right about needing to keep an eye on the Weasley twins. Takes trouble to know trouble, eh?
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I very rarely caused trouble, as you well know. I simply witnessed it far more than most, and as such developed a finely tuned trouble-detector. Those boys - I swear, they'd give you and James a run for your Galleons.
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As I recall it, you had just as many devilish ideas as we did. You just had the sense not to implement the plans without, well, more encouragement from us.
Now, Quirrell's another matter. No sense at all, from what I've seen. What's he to do with Macscaredy, anyway?
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Spending so many years trapped and helpless in a dormitory room with you and James, I could hardly help finding myself indoctrinated into the creed 'If in doubt, prank it!'
I was still far better behaved that either of you, of course. I have the prefect badge to prove it.
If there's any connection between Walden and Quirrell, I'm sure I don't know, and if I did I probably wouldn't say. I only wanted to mention it as he's likely to be in the forest later, and may be able to confirm whether I am, as suspected, going senile in my old age.