A new place for me!

[alt_hermione]

I am almost done with my punishment! Only six more days. I'm counting! I can't wait to get back to the library. Professor McGonagall mentioned that she has a special duty for me, but she won't have me do it until I've been back in my cubby for a while, so I'm not too tired and mess it up.

I have found a new place to be when I'm not working. It's nice and it has a lot of things I can do in it. I don't want to say too much in case someone takes it away but it's pleasant. Thank you, people who helped me find it!

My word of the day is "vilipend," which means to "disparage," which means to "hold in small worth and say so." People often vilipend Mudbloods. I feel vilipended when I have to scrub floors. Terry is often vilipended by the Professors Carrow. I would like to vilipend a lot of people but I don't usualy do it, because it would mean I would be punished, like I am being now.

Comments

[alt_terry]

That's a good word.

I know you'll be really glad to be back in the library. And to get those words off your forehead, too.

[alt_hermione]

By now I almost don't remember they're there. No one says anything anymore.

[alt_neville]

They might not say anything, but they still see them.

I'll be glad when you get them off, too.

[alt_ron]

I'd vili--whatever my twin brothers, but they'd most likely steal all my clothes and leave me Ginny's instead.

Tempting, though.

[alt_hermione]

That would be mean of them, but I suppose you'd be being mean too to vilipend them, wouldn't you? What did they do?

Vilipend! That's how you spell it.

[alt_ron]

Reckon that's life with older brothers, it's more what they don't do, yeah?

Villlip

Villipp

I'll stick with viliwhatsit.

[alt_hermione]

Oh honestly! You're pulling my leg. It's right there for you to copy out, on the page!

Vilipend!

[alt_ron]

V i l i p e n d

Still think viliwhatsit is easier.