Good riddance to February
Mar. 1st, 2010 01:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alt_selwynThis has been a thoroughly difficult month; the continued spread of Black's paralysis alone would have seen to this, but naturally Black never sows trouble in one field when he can sow it in ten. There is at least a light at the end of the tunnel regarding the sickness, but it remains rather remote at present.
I have instructed all my staff to give whatever help MLE requires with the ongoing investigation into both Archer's death and the matter he was being questioned about. In the meantime, I sent word today to Muggleborn Labour regarding the family of the disgraced younger brother; records show they are all alive and even healthy, and they are to be taken into protective custody immediately and removed to a location where they can be quarantined until the epidemic is over. Final decisions will of course not be made until the investigation is complete, but naturally some leniency can be expected for the family of a Protectorate subject who has made a strenuous and sincere (if belated) demonstration of loyalty.
I am optimistic that March will be better, especially if the formula for stopping the spread of Black's paralysis proves good.
I have instructed all my staff to give whatever help MLE requires with the ongoing investigation into both Archer's death and the matter he was being questioned about. In the meantime, I sent word today to Muggleborn Labour regarding the family of the disgraced younger brother; records show they are all alive and even healthy, and they are to be taken into protective custody immediately and removed to a location where they can be quarantined until the epidemic is over. Final decisions will of course not be made until the investigation is complete, but naturally some leniency can be expected for the family of a Protectorate subject who has made a strenuous and sincere (if belated) demonstration of loyalty.
I am optimistic that March will be better, especially if the formula for stopping the spread of Black's paralysis proves good.
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Date: 2010-03-01 07:52 pm (UTC)We talk about them whenever you write. Well, so far there's been a lot of what you've said that makes a difference here at the school. About it not being safe for us to go home or anyone to come here. And the older students are all talking about how they hope that by the next Hogsmeade weekend they'll be allowed to go. And then, of course, it was too bad about the firechats and all.
So, I'd say that what you write is followed by almost everyone here.