Private Message to Draco Malfoy

[alt_pansy]

You are a brilliant Seeker.

I love watching you fly. You might say this entire set-up was just a giant excuse for me to see you on a broom, because when you're up there, you look like it's what you were born to do.

Happy Birthday, Draco.

Comments

[alt_pansy]

I'll be sure to bring it next time I see you.

Yes. It is depressing. And I'm not suggesting we try to interfere if he is summoned like that again. Even though it makes me shudder just to think about it.

I just was thinking that it might make him feel a little less alone if he isn't stuck in that enormous palace with someone he doesn't want to see any time soon.

[alt_draco]

Well he's welcome here whenever he wants. Last summer the Lord Protector seemed to want Harry around Buckingham, though, for whatever reason. He was basically ignoring Harry then, though, and He doesn't seem to be, now.

At least being a YPL counsellor will keep him busy for much of the time.

[alt_pansy]

You're right, there is that.

It does seem a bit pointless to think of ways to make someone feel better when there's nothing that can be done about the thing that's worrisome to begin with.

I wish there was something more we could do.

[alt_draco]

If Harry has to stay at Buckingham, I'll just see about visiting him there as much as possible, too. Making it seem as if Harry is AWFULLY important to the YPL and CCF might be a good approach.

Did you see Carrow's rant? I mean, who didn't.

[alt_pansy]

Yes. I like that. It's something that no-one can complain about, that's for certain. Maybe we can suggest several of us going down early to help set up? And staying after to help file paperwork. After all, if he's meant to be a leader, putting in a little extra effort would be expected.

We can also plan some flying trips or something that wouldn't be too much of a hassle for Professor Raz to provide security for.

And ugh. Yes, I did. I was talking with Sally-Anne about it while we were at the match, and we decided he meant to blame Professor Raz and Mr Lestrange for how sick Miss Professor Carrow was getting. He all but said so when Mr Lestrange was poking at him.

It figures, given what happened last term. I still think it's ridiculous he didn't get punished at all for what he did. And it's a pity they found it. I suppose that means she'll get better.