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[alt_pansy]

I’ve got Sally-Anne she’s being sick in the hall she got cruciod by Sandoval. she didn’t do anything wrong she just went to the transfig classroom to get the notes she left because we were revising and she wanted to look something up honest, she was just getting her notes, that's it, and Morag and me heard her screaming cause we were following after cause we were worried about the Heir thinger and now I’m waiting for her to be done being sick so we can go back to the dorms and she looks really pale and Seamus heard too so he's here which is good because I can’t very well fight that Heir thinger off and help Sally-Anne at the same time cause she can’t walk very well and oh bugger

Ron, Morag will be at the library or on her way there or on her way back and she'll be alone too and could you help her out back to her dorm only be careful, or really anyone cause I know she's scared

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[alt_ron]

Hang on. Pans? Why aren't you taking her to the hospital wing? If she's as bad as all this says.

[alt_pansy]

I asked and she didn't want to she wanted to go to the common room. If she isn't feeling better really soon though, I'll make a Prefect take us.

And you just get a sick stomach for the first hour or so, and after that you get cold and achey and just feel off. I'll get one of the house elves to get her ginger tea to settle her stomach after she's done sicking up.

[alt_ron]

Do you really think she should make the decision. I mean, if she's sick and

Oh. Right, you kind of know what to expect, don't you?

So, anywiz. Where are you? Are you already back at Slytherin? Have you gone inside yet? We're almost there. (Except Morag just dropped a load of books.)

Anyway, yeah. Almost there!

[alt_seamus]

Oooooh sorry about that Ron.

Parkinson had me watching for the heir and

well the books fell and

Anyway sorry!

[alt_ron]

Ooof.

Yeah, no worries, mate.

Glad we found you. Pans? Can you come out and get the stuff, then?

[alt_pansy]

coming.

thanks.

loads.

[alt_seamus]

We've got time to see MacDougal back to Ravenclaw before curfew.

Anyway Parkinson tell Perks I hope she feels better soon.

[alt_pansy]

Thanks, Finnegan. Really. I know I got a bit screamy back there, but I was really really really worried about Sally-Anne, and I don't know what I would have done if something had happened with the Heir and you hadn't been there to help.

You Gryffindor lot really take that whole bravery thing very seriously.

[alt_seamus]

Your welcome.

[alt_pansy]

I mean it, Ron, thank you thank you thank you for helping with Morag and I know it's late and all so you need to get back to your common room, but we'll see you tomorrow.

[alt_ron]

Yeah, it was no prob.

I hope you're able to sleep. D'you think you will?

[alt_pansy]

I'm actually pretty worn out, so yeah.

I'll probably have some pretty nutty dreams, though.

I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_sally_anne]

Ron

I really don't need the hospital wing. It's ok. I'll be fine.

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

[alt_ron]

I'm glad you're okay. I hope so, anyway. You're not just saying, are you?

I can't believe that happened. To you, especially. I mean, just. Yeah. That's really not on.

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

[alt_neville]

I was at the library until just before curfew and just saw this now. Sally-Anne, I'm ever so sorry.

Was that what they were doing in that NEWT level study group, learning how to throw that curse, and you just walked into it?!? Well, I'm sure Professor Carrow was happy to give them all sorts of tips. Ugh.

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

[alt_sally_anne]

They weren't talking about curses.

But Carrow gave Sandoval tips on the crucio. She cast it twice because it didn't last long enough the first time.

I think I would really like to kill her but I'd like to use crucio on her first and I really think I could.