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How are things going for you? I hope life at the Brown's is a bit more pleasant than it is around here at the moment.

I wish we were old enough that we could just get away for a day on our own. The tension around here is driving me mad. I don't want to say too much as I don't want to anger any one, but something is going on between Dad and Percy. I am not sure what it is, and I wont snoop, but it has us all at wits end. Plus We have to be with Percy all next week during our YPL trip, and I have a favour to ask of him myself, I want to stay on his good side.

And this is Percy we are talking about. What could he have done that would have been so wrong?

Luna, I just want my Best Friend. I just want to get away.

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From:

alt_sally_anne

I expect Ron would also like to know why it is that he and Harry, when placed within six paces of each other, attract trouble like moths to a lit wand. I mean, I know I would. It's uncanny. But if they're worried, why'd they send him off with our group instead of putting him with Neville's group?

Did MLE really call Pansy a weirdo? And I should think it would be obvious why Ron likes hanging about with shabby nobodies (and Neville's his housemate!)

From:

alt_ron

So you're calling me a shabby nobody now, too?

Nice.

But, yeah.

They wanted to know why bad stuff happens to Harry when I'm around like it's my fault. And they wanted to know if I'm so matey with Harry--that's what that Gupta bloke said: 'so matey'-- then how come I'm not on the list of people Buckingham lets him get owls and packages from, and how come I'm not on the list of people he's asked to his party.

So, yeah.

I don't guess there's anything really you can say to that. Except the obvious.

I guess we're not as good mates as I thought. Sir.

From:

alt_sally_anne

Well, better to say that you're not as good mates you thought than, 'well, his father apparently doesn't like me much...'

You know it's a surprise party, right? Harry didn't get to decide who to invite.

I have no idea why anyone at Buckingham invited a shabby nobody like me, though...

From:

alt_pansy

Like she said.

And he probably doesn't come up with the approved list or whatever anyways.

And even though it might have hurt to say, you're right, it was what they needed to hear. I've had to do that before. And it doesn't feel good at all.

So I'm sorry.

From:

alt_ron

I didn't say it because I thought it was smart.

I said it because it's true.

From:

alt_pansy

I'm sorry, Ron.

From:

alt_gredforge

We Weasleys wear our shabby nobodyness with pride, you know. We recommend that you should, too.

Well, obviously when everyone jumps out and yells 'Surprise!' at Marvolo, he'll look around and say, 'Where's my mate Ronald Weasley? Well, if he's not here THE PARTY'S OVER. EVERYONE GO HOME.'

Oh, except you, Perks. You'll get to stay and open all the presents. And Marvolo will send you home with about half of them, just to make Mrs Stretton figure out she needs to treat you right.