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Well I've been practising for the play a lot, even though I only have a few lines, I want to make them good.
Not very many second years got parts with lines, so I feel that I've been given an important job.
It's a little strange to be in a play that has characters based on so many people I know, including my parents.
It doesn't really feel real, which I guess it isn't, it's make-believe.
Still, it's based on real history, and the valor of all the people who helped to topple the Ministry, and the wickedness of some people who tried to prevent it, like Dumbledore.
Draco, you must be ever so excited to be understudying for Dumbledore, he's the best villain in the whole play!
Only I don't understand what that boy Corner from Ravenclaw was doing today.
I thought he said that plays were for girls, but then when I saw him at dinner his hair was curly and long, and I think his eyelashes were, too.
Does that mean he decided to join the play after all, as an understudy, maybe?
I liked the glitter in his hair, though.
I'd like to learn a charm like that, one that lasts all day.
Every time I've made my hair glittery it's gone in less than an hour.