Ron doesn't have his journal for now

[alt_neville]

I took it. Seemed like the smart thing to do.

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[alt_padma]

Why would you take his journal away, Longbottom? Was he writing in class? (And wouldn't Professor Carpenter have taken it if he were?)

Or are you just in the habit of confiscating the Lord Protector's gifts to His loyal subjects?

[alt_neville]

I'm sure the Protectorate can get along perfectly fine without one day's journal entries from one of its loyal subjects. If it's better for that subject to take a break to allow his temper to cool a little.

If I let him keep it, you'd be screeching about him using impolite language.

I Solemnly Swear I Am Up To No Good

[alt_pansy]

As if she doesn't know already what's happened.

This stinks to high heaven of Finnegan and Patil.

And good one, Neville.

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[alt_neville]

But how did they do it? Seamus didn't sit near us during breakfast. I've wondered if he'd hexed Ron in his sleep, but Ron was just fine when we were getting ready this morning, before we went down to the Great Hall. But it must have been done during breakfast.

Re: I Solemnly Swear I Am Up To No Good

[alt_pansy]

I honestly don't have a clue, unless it was something he ate, or he was hexed under the table or something.

Re: I Solemnly Swear I Am Up To No Good

[alt_sally_anne]

I agree, this is exactly the sort of thing they'd do.

I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up to No Good

[alt_neville]

You know perfectly well why he doesn't have it, you prat.

Re: I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up to No Good

[alt_pansy]

Padma Patil is a smug faced cow. Ugh.

She makes it really, really hard to do all the things I'm supposed to, because she's involved in all of them.

And I thought she'd grown up a little this term, but I guess not. Ugh. Double-ugh.