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Goyle.
Tell me that that imbecile of a son of yours did not lose his journal and fail to report the same.
Less than two hours before Court?
St James' Square. NOW. Pray you have a good explanation for this.
Dominic, assume you and Travers' analysts are already trying to trace the true author.
Tell me that that imbecile of a son of yours did not lose his journal and fail to report the same.
Less than two hours before Court?
St James' Square. NOW. Pray you have a good explanation for this.
Dominic, assume you and Travers' analysts are already trying to trace the true author.
Re: Private message to Lucius Malfoy
Date: 2011-04-01 07:08 pm (UTC)No, it was never established with certainty, but the options are few and the portraits were adamant they recognised the culprit. How he gained entry eludes me, as there should have been protections against the same. But it's still possible he had assistance - a password or some other information.
There's something about the style that rings a bell, at any rate. And the handwriting. I'm sure I've seen it before.
In any event, my concern currently is that Gunther is fully prepared to report to Our Lord. You've not been to Court recently; you may not be aware that He has been ... more unpredictable than usual of late. Gather that it has a great deal to do with the delicate nature of His most recent research. Not that I care whether Gunther protects his own sorry carcase, but Our Lord's temper may rival Carrow's at this latest affront. If Goyle intends to keep himself - or his son - alive, he had best provide a credible excuse.
Re: Private message to Lucius Malfoy
Date: 2011-04-01 07:14 pm (UTC)Re: Private message to Lucius Malfoy
Date: 2011-04-01 07:32 pm (UTC)Re: Private message to Lucius Malfoy
Date: 2011-04-01 07:53 pm (UTC)