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Poppy, could you come to 12GP if you see this?
Molly, everything's fine, don't panic.
Corax Mulciber apparently has unique ideas about employee motivation; he demanded Bill cruciate a fellow employee this afternoon, then cruciated them both when he 'tried' and it didn't work. The full story's a bit confusing. Bill apparated to Doughty and splinched himself, though not badly. Startled poor Ellie, mostly with all the blood -- we patched him up, and Tonks side-alonged him to 12GP to recover.
We had some of the post-cruciatus potion about, so Tonks gave it to him. This isn't something we've dealt with much, so if Poppy's not around and anyone else wants to chime in with suggestions, I'll try to implement them. He says he's okay, but he's shaking really hard. Also, he spewed a little while ago.On Tonks Really the main reason we want Poppy is to check the splinch. It wasn't much of himself he left behind, at least.
Molly, everything's fine, don't panic.
Corax Mulciber apparently has unique ideas about employee motivation; he demanded Bill cruciate a fellow employee this afternoon, then cruciated them both when he 'tried' and it didn't work. The full story's a bit confusing. Bill apparated to Doughty and splinched himself, though not badly. Startled poor Ellie, mostly with all the blood -- we patched him up, and Tonks side-alonged him to 12GP to recover.
We had some of the post-cruciatus potion about, so Tonks gave it to him. This isn't something we've dealt with much, so if Poppy's not around and anyone else wants to chime in with suggestions, I'll try to implement them. He says he's okay, but he's shaking really hard. Also, he spewed a little while ago.
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how can you sif ArthurUnderstood, Remus. Thank you so much for being with him, and helping him. Should I floo there to be with him? I can invent a reason for Ginny for being called away at dinnertime.
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Private Message to Mr Lupin
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I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good
I suppose he'd never been cruciated before. Mr Selwyn wasn't much for that sort of thing and he would've been gone from Hogwarts....huh.
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Apparently Mulciber blamed Deverill for some missing office supplies. Had Bill bring him to his office. He cruciated Deverill in front of Bill, then told Bill he had a choice -- he could cruciate Deverill, or Mulciber would. He said that if Bill could successfully cast the curse, even briefly, that would satisfy him and he'd let Deverill go without further punishment. Or, if Bill needed another 'demonstration' he'd provide that, instead. But it was clear that if Mulciber cast the curse it would be kept on for a lot longer than if Bill did it.
Bill pointed his wand and said 'crucio' but with no intent behind it, and Deverill screamed to try to make it sound like he'd cast it successfully, but Mulciber wasn't fooled. He cruciated Deverill again -- Bill said he held the curse on him for a full two minutes, that time -- and then sent him out and cruciated Bill. It's not clear to me whether he cruciated Bill for failing to successfully cast the curse, or because he could tell Bill didn't really try. Or because he thought Bill was cooperating with Deverill in trying to make it look like he'd cast it when he hadn't.
Bill's worried about this happening again.
So am I. I don't even know what to tell him. He said Deverill begged him to try, because he knew Bill wouldn't keep it on him for more than an instant, and from Mulciber it would be a good deal worse.
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