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2013-02-01 08:40:00 (no subject) WHAT TIMe SUnDAY? WHeRe? alt_galleon 2013-02-01 09:03:00 I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good Should we tell the galleon people about the secret room? alt_sally_anne It would be a good place to meet on Sunday. Assuming we could get in. Or -- do Harry and Draco already know about it? alt_hermione at 2013-02-01 15:13:05 (no subject) No, they don't know. At least, I haven't told them about it. I guess we could do. I don't think it should come from me. Maybe Pansy should tell Draco that she found a good place and explain it to them. alt_sally_anne at 2013-02-01 15:16:25 (no subject) Maybe it should be me. If Pansy tells Draco he might want to know why she never told him before. alt_sally_anne at 2013-02-01 15:18:57 (no subject) Do you mind them knowing, though? I mean we could probably arrange with Siz to meet in the Astronomy Tower. Although she looked utterly horrible on Wednesday night. I think she hates Umbridge even more than at least as much as we do. Anyway I'm a little hesitant to do anything that could get her in trouble if it's found out. The nice thing about the secret room is that we don't have to ask ANY of the trustworthy or nice adults for permission, we can just go there. alt_ron at 2013-02-01 19:14:31 (no subject) Would Professor Raz have to come along with Harry? I mean, that could either be good or it could get us all in loads worse trouble if Umbridge finds out. But he could actually teach us if he came along. If we were in the secret room, I mean, because no one else could walk in and actually catch him doing it, right? alt_sally_anne at 2013-02-01 19:17:12 (no subject) I really don't think he should know about the secret room. If he IS coming I think we should try to do it in the Astronomy Tower -- it's not as if he doesn't get on with Professor Siz, right? He has an excuse to be there. alt_justin at 2013-02-01 21:25:08 (no subject) Hello, Ron, I don't think we should involve Professor Raz. He's already in some kind of trouble or he'd still be teaching properly, what? I think whatever we bally well can do, we ought to do it without involving any of the teaching staff. Or Madam Pomfrey or anyone, what. If she's got rid of Professor McGonagall and Professor Raz (even only temporarily), she can get rid of any of them. All of which is to say that I think we ought to use the secret room, as well. -Justin alt_ron at 2013-02-01 21:30:56 (no subject) Right. I mean, I think that's probably best. Only, if Harry comes, would he have to come along, too? That's why I asked. If so, we can't really do it there. alt_hermione at 2013-02-02 01:20:29 (no subject) He doesn't have to go everywhere Harry goes. Only places they don't already know are safe. alt_justin at 2013-02-01 21:27:20 (no subject) Sally-Anne, Yes, I think we should do, but whomever does should make it sound as if it's something he or she has only just discovered, what? And as I said to Ron, I don't think we ought to involve any of the teachers, at all. Not even the ones who are teaching Occlumency. -Justin alt_sally_anne at 2013-02-01 21:34:12 (no subject) Okay. I'm going to try to find Harry before dinner. Or after, if need be. If he doesn't think he's bringing Raz, I'll tell him I've found a place, and show him where it is. I do hate giving it up to more than just us, but yeah, I really think it's best. This should be a lot safer than trying to meet in a classroom (and it turns out Professor Siz went somewhere for the weekend and the whole Astronomy Tower's warded, I went to check and ... yeah.) alt_neville at 2013-02-02 02:04:12 (no subject) I agree. Let the galleon group use the secret room, but don't include any teachers. And yes, we should try to make it sound like the room's just been found. 2013-02-01 09:35:00 Tonight's weather Students - The bitter cold and winds predicted for tonight will likely require changes to our evening plans. alt_sinistra Please check the usual notices before climbing the tower. Seventh years, the latest issue of Urania’s Quill, the theoretical journal, has arrived. Madam Pince will have a copy, or you may make arrangements next week to borrow mine. There are articles relevant to a number of your projects. Table of contents posted on the board. alt_sinistra at 2013-02-01 14:54:05 Private message to Headmistress Umbridge Headmistress - This week has been very hard for me, and I have not given the school my best work. I would very much like your permission to be away from Hogwarts this weekend. I am hoping that time elsewhere will give me a chance to reflect on some very difficult decisions, and return able to give my full attention to the school’s needs. In terms of my classes, tonight’s cold and wind would force a cancellation regardless. May I leave once I’m done this afternoon? I always allow for a few missed sessions due to weather, these are the first for these classes this year. I have also been reflecting on many things, especially your comments about behaviour and availability. In the latter case, I will be writing to Georg Bright, the Astronomy Guild Master, so that he can directly clarify my current obligations to Guild committees. But I do think being away this weekend would be best. Both for me - that I might return my full skills to service of the school. And, I am sure, to you. Just - I have some matters I need to sort out. Clearly. Please, may I? alt_umbridge at 2013-02-01 16:35:51 Re: Private message to Headmistress Umbridge I can’t imagine why you think I would refuse such an abject and sincere request for assistance. While normally, I would have more concerns about any professor being away during term, I do agree that this weekend in particular might be an especially good one for you to be elsewhere, as we settle into the new dawn. I am sure you would never mean to be, but there is the teensiest potential for you to become a focal point for student uncertainty during this transitional period. I appreciate that you’ve apparently been quite careful to redirect conversation between students during your classes. And while there’s certainly been some comment at your absence from meals, I do think it was the better choice, dear, though we would certainly prefer you join us again come Monday. A little brisk conversation about a variety of topics is always good for one’s well- being, I find. Now, to return to the matter at hand, I do give permission this one time, conditional on you telling me where you will be and how to reach you, just in case there is some teensy need. And that you assure me that you are going by yourself. I could not possibly permit you to set a bad example, of course. We've already discussed that, and I hope I've made myself quite clear. When you return, there are a number of little tasks I would love your assistance with. I’d hate to overburden Septima with minutiae, and she says your eye for reports could be put to good use. alt_sinistra at 2013-02-01 17:14:26 Re: Private message to Headmistress Umbridge Just me, Madam Headmistress. Raz and I have not spoken since Wednesday, in the journals. I expect to go to my brother’s. Journal is better than floo for reaching me there. alt_sinistra at 2013-02-01 16:00:28 Private message to Georg Bright Headmistress Umbridge would appreciate a letter confirming the dates and times of the Astronomy textbook committee meetings as well as my other obligations at the Guild. At your earliest convenience, please. It’s taken me a few days to be able to ask. I am mindful of the conversation we had on the 2nd of last month, and your comments then. “Gelernt ist gelernt”, as you say. I would like to explore some of what we talked about then further, should time and space allow in the future, and I would appreciate any advice or help you might offer there. alt_sinistra at 2013-02-01 17:43:31 Private message to Cedric Diggory Cedric - I'd prefer no one went further up the tower than the workroom this weekend. If you see anything odd, would you let me know by journal? I am cancelling tonight. Notice just went up on the board. alt_cedric at 2013-02-01 18:08:15 Re: Private message to Cedric Diggory Are you not going to be around? How vigilant do you want me to be? I'll happily spend my study time there. I could place a short term warning ward that notifies me a few step up the stairs if you post a No Admittance sign.
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