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I do not know what to think right now. Finch-Fletchley came and gave me some friendly advice. He said that's what it was. Anyhow he warned me that there is a catch to the lesson Professor Desai gave us, and that I should read the footnotes very carefully. And if I need help I should ask him. Because otherwise I will turn all scaly blue.

At first I thought he was trying to make me mess it up somehow, because I am not certain he is a trustworthy person. But I looked at the footnotes and there is actually something there. So now I do not know what to think.

What do you think? Was he just being nice? Or was he being nice for something? And if so, what?

This is all very complicated!

Maybe he is just tired of everyone looking at him like he is so dangerous?

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alt_ernie

He said that, did he? 'Friendly.'

Hah.

And you were alone? You know you shouldn't talk to him alone, right? Because it's just as likely that you caught him being dodgy and he changed around your memories or something to make you think he was being all helpful.

I'm just saying.

Don't talk to him alone.

Anyways. We should probably make sure my footnotes and someone else who isn't in Hufflepuff's footnotes say exactly the same thing. Just because.

From:

alt_megan

It wasn't alone. I mean there was no one else in the conversation but we were in the corridor and there were people walking past us. It was right after lunch. So it is unlikely that he changed my memories around unless he changed a lot of people's. Or I suppose unless he changed my memories to make me think he was talking to me in the corridor.

The footnotes are in the library copy. Or at least in the one I looked at. The other copies had people reading them so I could not check them, but this one was random and besides I thought Madam Pince had some sort of alarm spell for catching people changing things in books because of certain things that happened years ago. Or at least that's what people say. But it would not be a bad idea to go check more than one of them just to be sure.

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alt_megan

And if you don't go check the library copies you won't see the footnotes at all. And if he's telling the truth you will be all blue and scaly. So you'd better check too! Both of you!