I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good: Private message to Pansy

[alt_sally_anne]

I'm on my way to the Burrow for supper tonight. Tomorrow I have to do the perimeter check on my broom in the afternoon and will be stuck having supper at the Strettons but I'm free all day on Wednesday. Maybe we're appreciating tea that day? If not do you want to get together anyway?

Are you going to ask them for careers advice? Other than 'you're probably not going to run a greenhouse'...

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[alt_sally_anne]

Oh yeah, that's a good point. I think Mum is in the Order, but she doesn't have a journal (she's never had one) so she can't use the Order lock. She's a Ravenclaw. And I forget about Bill's analysts.

But I also forgot about Kingsley Shacklebolt (Gryffindor!)

So yeah.

Anyway at Moddey -- a lot of the muggleborns there never had a chance to be Sorted so they don't even really know. Like Lisa Turpin, she ought to be at Hogwarts with us, and who knows what House she'd be in? Anyway, Arabella is actually a squib, I saw that mentioned somewhere when I was reading back through all the Order posts. And Fu Lee is a muggle.

There ARE potions muggles can brew, according to my mum, because there are potions that are just mixing, or just mixing at certain temperatures (like cooking), and the person making them doesn't need any magic. That's sort of how muggle medicine works, I think.

[alt_pansy]

Really?

A squib?

That's rather unexpected. Isn't she their secret keeper? I know she has to meet everyone before they come in.

I thought she was magical for sure. Oh, and there's the people who died in Ireland. And the other people that go with Mr Shacklebolt all the time. Caradoc somebody. And Dorcas? Or Emmaline? The one who didn't die in Ireland.

And yes, I suppose that makes sense with the potions. Only I thought they were like runes, where just any Muggle carving them wouldn't make them active, it'd take a magical person doing it to make them work.

[alt_sally_anne]

Yeah she IS their secret keeper. I guess you can be a squib and still do it.

My money's on Caradoc somebody, Dorcas, Emmeline, and everyone who died in Ireland being Gryffindors and more Gryffindors but I'm willing to acknowledge I might be totally wrong about that.

And muggles can't make real potions, I mean it is like runes. But there are things muggles can make that are like potions, that's what I meant. I don't know what else you'd call them. But like the tisane I made for Capper, a muggle could make that just as well, you know? There are things muggles make that are like that only quite a bit more complicated.