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Jun. 14th, 2013 06:11 amI have been remiss in my correspondence as of late. This time of year is particularly trying, particularly as Vector remains uncertain of her status and her remit.
Minerva: I will repeat that, should you think the opportunity is ripe, it would be an excellent idea to angle for reinstatement as of September. Should you not, I have little doubt several members of our faculty might make their play for the position of either Deputy or Head; I would not put it past Dolohov to seek either, for instance, and this past year's events might bestir Slughorn out of his comfortable ensconcement. I would not wish to see the results of either.
Mind you, I suppose the possibility of Albus campaigning for the role is out of the question. Pity.
Alice: I will be arriving at Moddey as soon as I've set the castle to rights. No later than end of month. I will provide you with an inventory of the materials Stephen and I are likely to require.
Black: much as the prospect is no doubt repugnant to us both, I must once again request to use the laboratory space at Grimmauld for our research, at least part time. The facilities at Moddey are adequate for household brewing, but should not be trusted for more complex matters; Stephen has made an adequate showing, but a properly-equipped space is growing more necessary.
Mr (C) Weasley: I will remind you I am still in need of dragon blood, should some become available, in whatever quantities you are able to obtain. Dragon eggshell would likewise be of use.
Mr Potter, Miss Granger: if you have further information about what will be expected of you both this summer, I will repeat my wish to have Miss Granger assist us in our Potions research. Miss Parkinson, as you are likely able to move about with less oversight, you would be welcome as well should logistics permit, though I suggest you first consult Miss Granger for a thorough accounting of my standards of laboratory discipline and decide whether you are willing to acquiesce to my demands. Do not think I will be as tolerant of sloppy laboratory procedure as I was over Easter holiday.
Those of you whom I am tutoring in Occlumency: as I will be spending what time I might arrange away from Hogwarts in research, it is unlikely we will have time for lessons until Hogwarts reconvenes. I expect that you will continue applying yourselves diligently.
Minerva: I will repeat that, should you think the opportunity is ripe, it would be an excellent idea to angle for reinstatement as of September. Should you not, I have little doubt several members of our faculty might make their play for the position of either Deputy or Head; I would not put it past Dolohov to seek either, for instance, and this past year's events might bestir Slughorn out of his comfortable ensconcement. I would not wish to see the results of either.
Mind you, I suppose the possibility of Albus campaigning for the role is out of the question. Pity.
Alice: I will be arriving at Moddey as soon as I've set the castle to rights. No later than end of month. I will provide you with an inventory of the materials Stephen and I are likely to require.
Black: much as the prospect is no doubt repugnant to us both, I must once again request to use the laboratory space at Grimmauld for our research, at least part time. The facilities at Moddey are adequate for household brewing, but should not be trusted for more complex matters; Stephen has made an adequate showing, but a properly-equipped space is growing more necessary.
Mr (C) Weasley: I will remind you I am still in need of dragon blood, should some become available, in whatever quantities you are able to obtain. Dragon eggshell would likewise be of use.
Mr Potter, Miss Granger: if you have further information about what will be expected of you both this summer, I will repeat my wish to have Miss Granger assist us in our Potions research. Miss Parkinson, as you are likely able to move about with less oversight, you would be welcome as well should logistics permit, though I suggest you first consult Miss Granger for a thorough accounting of my standards of laboratory discipline and decide whether you are willing to acquiesce to my demands. Do not think I will be as tolerant of sloppy laboratory procedure as I was over Easter holiday.
Those of you whom I am tutoring in Occlumency: as I will be spending what time I might arrange away from Hogwarts in research, it is unlikely we will have time for lessons until Hogwarts reconvenes. I expect that you will continue applying yourselves diligently.
