Finnigan

[alt_draco]

Since you don't keep your pranks or grudges private, I won't make this private, either:

The next time you decide you want to make Weasley look like a fool or enact some kind of revenge, you'd better not do it in any way that makes me look bad, too - or the team you're working with, for that matter.

Although I think we all know who came out of this one looking the fool.


Good show, Weasley. Especially given the circumstances.

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Private Message to Draco Malfoy

[alt_pansy]

I don't blame you at all for being cross. I'm sorry things didn't go as planned, but I'm glad you were able to get things back on track, and I've no doubt you ended as well as you did because of your leadership. It's a shame, really, because I know how much you and Bones and Ron wanted to do well, and how hard all of you worked. I think you really would have given Harry's team a real fight for first if Ron's broom hadn't crashed like that.

And it's a real shame about his broom, too. He worked for ages to fix it up last summer.

Re: Private Message to Draco Malfoy

[alt_draco]

I'm just hacked because it could have all been avoided if Finnigan had just said SOMETHING. And no matter what Patil tries to argue, suggesting that Weasley use Finnigan's broom instead of his own does not count as saying something.

So that's his only broom then? I mean, I believe you when you say he worked on it for ages, but it really wasn't much to look at.

Re: Private Message to Draco Malfoy

[alt_pansy]

Yes. You didn't get to see it at its best -- and it wasn't much to look at, to be sure, but it really could fly quite beautifully once he had it fixed up properly. And I know he was proud of the work he'd done on it.

I just think the whole thing was a shame, because this whole time, I thought the big challenge would be getting on with people from different houses, but that wasn't the case at all.