She got cruciated for the singing. I guess the ones of you who weren't here should know. She can't stand up at the moment. So if you're attacking really soon she's just going to do her best to stay out of the way.
Any difficulty breathing? Sometimes the muscles of the abdomen-
You could offer her gentle (firm, but careful) massage to ease the knotting of muscles. Particularly those in her neck and shoulders, which will cause additional and unfortunately long-lived headache.
If you are meant to keep the fact of the wands secret until the assault on the castle's been launched, do not give in to the temptation to use magic on Miss Parkinson!
Besides, there's really precious little your wand can do to help her. You'll recall that Cruciatus pain responds in some degree (or doesn't, patient's constitution depending) to the palliatives, and for the remainder, one must yield to the course of time.
You will need to improvise then. Does anyone have a cloak? If nothing else, hold her hands to keep them warmed. And speak reassuringly to her, but if she finds noises irritating, have a care to avoid anything that would distress her.
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(I assume she means, if it worked, at least.)
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Ron took her pretty close to the line.
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It wasn't hisYeah
She's going to be okay. I think.
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Is she continue to have seizures?
Any difficulty breathing? Sometimes the muscles of the abdomen-
You could offer her gentle (firm, but careful) massage to ease the knotting of muscles. Particularly those in her neck and shoulders, which will cause additional and unfortunately long-lived headache.
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She's not seizing any more. And her breathing is okay. She says everything hurts and she's lost most of her voice.
The distraction was so Hydra and Justin could get the wands. So I actually just got my wand back.
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Besides, there's really precious little your wand can do to help her. You'll recall that Cruciatus pain responds in some degree (or doesn't, patient's constitution depending) to the palliatives, and for the remainder, one must yield to the course of time.
Private message to Madam Pomfrey
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Keep her quiet. Help her remove her underclothes discreetly.
Are there blankets? She will likely chill. Keep her warm when that happens.
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They took away everything, this afternoon, and didn't feed us supper.
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