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[alt_terry]

boot is so happy to be back

with its

master

 

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[alt_gredforge]

Happy? You're happy to be back with that putrid slimeball?

[alt_gredforge]

We made you our pet! And you prefer him?

Maybe Percy was right. Guess you are just a crawling snake.

I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up to No Good

[alt_gredforge]

(Sorry, Professor).

[alt_amycus]

Finally you catch on. And here I thought you were unteachable.

A crawling snake? Interesting idea.

I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up to No Good

[alt_lee]

Gred and Forge, you numb nuts! What're you doing, going and putting ideas in his head? He was the Transfiguration Professor!

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[alt_gredforge]

Oh, bugger.

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[alt_sally_anne]

I don't know if that was a good idea. What if Terry doesn't have any ink right now? What if he can't read the locked posts?

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[alt_gredforge]

Well then, dammit we'll send him some ink.

It should be easy for him to make though...he just needs to add vinegar or lemon juice to regular ink, anything to make it acidic enough. And vinegar's generally pretty readily available. If Carrow doesn't give it to him to clean with, he can snitch the juice from a pickle jar.

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[alt_gredforge]

We did talk to him about ways to find the stuff needed to make the ink, in a pinch, way back when we first showed him the lock.

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[alt_sally_anne]

If he's only being allowed to read his journal with Carrow watching, he won't be able to use the ink.

I'm trying to think if there's something you could say, or any of us could say, that would be in public where he could definitely see it, that wouldn't mean much to Carrow, but would mean something to Terry.

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[alt_gredforge]

Wait. We think we've got it.

Private message to Fred Weasley and George Weasley

[alt_arthur]

Boys....I thought you were worried for the child.

I'm a bit surprised to see this coming from you. Surely you're being unnecessarily cruel?

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[alt_gredforge]

He knows us, Dad. He'll know we don't mean it.

We just don't want that git to think we're still looking out for him. And we think Carrow'd be more likely to let him keep his journal if he thinks it'll rub it into his nose that he doesn't have any friends left.

Have you found out where he's being held, yet?

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[alt_arthur]

I see. Well, I suppose you know him best. I hope you're right.

I'm expecting a report within the hour that will tell us where Carrow is stationed now. I'll let you know once I find out.

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[alt_arthur]

Boys, I have the report now.

Carrow's stationed at Lincoln Castle, in Lincolnshire. It's not inside a camp, but rather at the outskirts of one.

I'm afraid this means it might be rather difficult to get to the boy, but I will see if I can find out anything further.

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[alt_gredforge]

Great, Dad. We owe you, big time.

Let us know whatever else you find out.

[alt_gredforge]

Guess if you prefer that vinegar-faced berk to us, you won't be hearing from us.

I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_sally_anne]

Oh, well done.

For Gryffindors, I mean.

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[alt_gredforge]

Thanks. We understand that's a compliment of the highest order, coming from a Slytherin.