I think that in her mind, seeing Harry on holiday isn't the same as making sure that he doesn't "need me." She wants me to make myself indispensable to him.
It's funny, I don't think she even realises that she's suggesting that I be the way that she is around the Lord Protector.
Maybe they think Maggie can use her magic that she's not allowed to use to divine just what it is that they'll need in their truck throughout the school year?
And I do wish I could go, but I should probably be careful - I'm sorry. But it is only one more day, after all.
I looked through a few of the books out of interest, but I've mostly been trying to get a jump on my Arithmancy reading, since it was such a challenge for me last year. I didn't struggle nearly so much with Dark Arts, but that was with Miss Professor Carrow. Professor Dolohov seems as if he will be more challenging than her, but in a different way. I don't think, though, that he can expect students who are entirely new to the subject to be at O.W.L. level by the end of the year. Or not reasonably expect, at least.
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2012-08-31 17:07 (UTC)It's funny, I don't think she even realises that she's suggesting that I be the way that she is around the Lord Protector.
Maybe they think Maggie can use her magic that she's not allowed to use to divine just what it is that they'll need in their truck throughout the school year?
And I do wish I could go, but I should probably be careful - I'm sorry. But it is only one more day, after all.
I looked through a few of the books out of interest, but I've mostly been trying to get a jump on my Arithmancy reading, since it was such a challenge for me last year. I didn't struggle nearly so much with Dark Arts, but that was with Miss Professor Carrow. Professor Dolohov seems as if he will be more challenging than her, but in a different way. I don't think, though, that he can expect students who are entirely new to the subject to be at O.W.L. level by the end of the year. Or not reasonably expect, at least.