The Transfiguration Mud and Fire Incident

[alt_mcgonagall]

I am uninterested in further discussing the Mud and Fire Incident. Despite whatever rumours you may have heard, no child has died; no person has been seriously injured. However, it seems wise to announce that Professor Lockhart shall be teaching both his own classes and Professor Amycus Carrow's for the time being.

All the second-year Gryffindors present in the class are hereby assigned to write a twelve-inch parchment about 'Why I Ought Not Damage School Property.'

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Re: ORDER ONLY: The real story

[alt_alice]

I understand you had your hands full, Minerva. I'm just glad our Hermione and Dean Thomas didn't get in serious trouble as a result of all this. And if it gets Carrow out of the classroom, all the better.

And what of Terry? I saw his post last night. Have you or Poppy seen him today? After the day Carrow had, I shudder to think about what might have happened.

Re: ORDER ONLY: The real story

[alt_molly]

I know you desperately want to rid Hogwarts of Carrow, Minerva. Merlin, we all do. The man's an absolute menace in the classroom and should never be allowed in the vicinity of any child. Yet there's a part of me that almost wishes he could be demoted to groundskeeper or caretaker or something. That way at least Terry could stay at the school where Poppy can continue to patch him up. If Carrow leaves the school entirely, the poor boy would have no protection at all.

Re: ORDER ONLY: The real story

[alt_poppy]

It's that thought that brings me to meditate on violence, Molly.