Oi Ravenclaws

[alt_seamus]

Did you lot really make a pact not to tell anyone what your boggarts were? Or boggart really, I assume there was just one for all of you, same as with us.

You're too clever by half, you are.

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Private message to Seamus

[alt_draco]

Please tell me that you and Padma are discussing the best ways to hex off Weasley's hands and/or mouth.

I can't believe the thing he fears the most is SPIDERS. He ought to fear a lot more than that, with the way he presents himself.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_seamus]

Padma thinks I should just ignore him.

Right now I don't know where he is, but he's got to sleep some time. And eat.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_draco]

It's true that he would likely get some sort of perverse pleasure in it if you came after him now.

Wait it out and get him when he thinks you've forgotten all about.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_seamus]

That's good advice.

If I can keep my temper long enough to convince him I've forgotten.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_draco]

So it's true what they say about the Irish and tempers, then? When I'm hacked off I usually find Teddy or Greg and see if they're up for some work on dark spells. That usually helps.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_seamus]

Mr Rosier blames it on me being a Gryffindor. He says I have a lion's temperment and need to learn when to stalk instead of roar.

Anyway, I didn't find Weasley earlier. So I can take my time and plan. The trouble is I want him to KNOW why he was hexed. What you did on the astronomy tower was brilliant, everyone knew what it was for even if no one knew for certain who'd done it. (I mean, I still don't know for SURE it was you, but it seems like the sort of thing you'd come up with.)

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_seamus]

And I mean that in the best way possible, just to be clear.

Weasley swooning on the Astronomy tower was beautifully done.

Re: Private message to Seamus

[alt_draco]

In that case, whoever did it probably appreciates that you think so.

That's true about lions, now that I think on it - they're not always about roaring. Unless they're named Weasley, of course.