A debate

[alt_draco]

Well I suppose what the Professors Carrow did was only practical, really, but I can see why it might be a little embarrassing for some people. I mean, some halfbloods live with really good and important pureblood guardians, and I wonder what their guardians will think. I just think if we're going to be segregad segregated now then they should have done it all the time so it wasn't so confusing to some people.

Anyway, Teddy and I were talking at lunch about





Oh for Circe's sake....DENNIS? WHERE ARE YOU?


Why are there SCONES all over my bed? There must be about fifty! I told you I don't want any scones with tea, just like I told you last week and the week before. And yet you keep bringing them and can EAT fifty scones, really?

They had better be gone when I get back from supper or I don't know what I'll do with you. I suppose you think you're being helpful but really you're being very disobedient. I thought you knew better than to behave this way, but I guess I was wrong. Maybe I haven't been firm enough with you. Well, that's all going to change!

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[alt_draco]

Maybe he likes them. I've never seen him eat any of the ones that show up in my room, though. At least he's not doing that.

[alt_narcissa]

How often do you hex him, dearest?

[alt_draco]

Not...terribly often. He usually good. Usually, I mean.

[alt_narcissa]

It doesn't pay to indulge your servants overmuch, my son.

Your Aunt Dorea had a house elf who would insist on bringing her raspberry tisane despite an allergy to raspberries and repeated reminders. She cleaned her cupboards out of the stuff, but the elf still brought her tisane she couldn't drink. She objected to disciplining the creature (heaven knows why) until finally he had to be put down.