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Those Ministry pamphlets were a delight. I don't know quite how you manage to stay straight-faced while distributing them to the students.

I believe the plan is that she'll go in to St Mungo's once or twice a week for follow-up and so they can monitor her progress and make sure everything's all right. As for special accommodations, I think we'll just cross that bridge as we come to it. The Healers haven't suggested anything specific, but should anything crop up once she's out of the hospital, we'll just have to adapt. I don't anticipate any problems, though. She seems as ambulatory as ever.

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The pamphlets were entertaining to say the least. Most of them, at any rate. I trust that no one took to heart the social mores conveyed in 'Good Girls Don't/Best Boys Won't'; I'm fairly certain the one that promised to enumerate the places no tongue should go attracted closer study.

I got the elves to bring yesterday's Prophet so I could take a look that article. I'm not sure what was more offensive, the fact that it was given so little space and buried so deeply or the smug way the reporter packaged it up with all the loopy theories of the countryfolk. 'It were Dick Turpin's ghost what did it. He's on the prowl every night, he is.' And if it wasn't the work of a highwayman's ghost, it was Sleepers prowling the heath after dark--unless it was werewolves. I'd say the reporter was under orders to obscure the story as much as possible, and a good job she made of it, too.

If you're reading this, Sirius, all we're really told is that the bodies were badly mangled and were found Saturday evening, lying alongside a footpath between Bushey and Elstree.

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From what I dimly recall of my own school days, I imagine any lists of conduct the Ministry feel should be avoided will be immediately seized upon as a checklist of how to have fun.

I think you're right, the intention was definitely to obscure the facts, or lack of them. There was next to no information on the children themselves, who they were or where they came from. Either they don't know, or they don't want to tell.

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Oh.

You're quite right about that. I hadn't even noticed: they don't name them. I suppose I simply assumed-

What if these aren't the same girls who were advertised missing last week? Surely they must be.

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The titles on those things were truly ridiculous. Even if they apparently got across at least a few points of hygiene that some of my boys still need to absorb. Well, except for Percy. He's rather fussy about that sort of thing.

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Oi! It's not as if I don't know how to wash behind my ears, Mum!

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Ah, but do you have a proper appreciation for 'The Mighty, Magnificent Pea'? And did you realise that really you ought to 'Always Say Sorry' when you've done something to offend a housemate--even, perhaps, when it is not quite a matter of your being responsible for the ill-feeling; it is the mature thing to make peace whenever it lies in your power to do so.

Such wisdom! After all, most of us need to be reminded now and then to 'Perk Up: A Smile Will Raise Your Spirits'!

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