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Private Message to the Lord Protector
Mar. 5th, 2012 11:24 pmThis week has been largely uneventful.
Your son continues well. He appears to have recovered from last week's shock.
The Young Protectors' League has settled on the Founding of Hogwarts for the mural they shall be painting. Other suggested topics were Merlin's Court, Your investiture, and the Fall of the Ministry, but there was some thought that the third topic has been sufficiently covered, the second too contemporary, and the first was too allegorical. As I understand it, they are drafting sketches for perusal and approval now. Professor Sinistra is bearing up well under pressure.
Mr Capper, Mr Sloper, and Ms Grey have all agreed to redouble their focuses on their studies. Whether this shall bear fruit remains to be seen. Mr Fleet has also been counseled on the expectations for his NEWTs. I would normally never trouble you with individual students' academic matters, but it seems an appropriate topic for this report.
The castle is generally ready for spring, I believe. The students are anxious and cabin-feverish. I hope for an abatement in the weather soon, and thus more regular outings to expend their energy.
Your son continues well. He appears to have recovered from last week's shock.
The Young Protectors' League has settled on the Founding of Hogwarts for the mural they shall be painting. Other suggested topics were Merlin's Court, Your investiture, and the Fall of the Ministry, but there was some thought that the third topic has been sufficiently covered, the second too contemporary, and the first was too allegorical. As I understand it, they are drafting sketches for perusal and approval now. Professor Sinistra is bearing up well under pressure.
Mr Capper, Mr Sloper, and Ms Grey have all agreed to redouble their focuses on their studies. Whether this shall bear fruit remains to be seen. Mr Fleet has also been counseled on the expectations for his NEWTs. I would normally never trouble you with individual students' academic matters, but it seems an appropriate topic for this report.
The castle is generally ready for spring, I believe. The students are anxious and cabin-feverish. I hope for an abatement in the weather soon, and thus more regular outings to expend their energy.
