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[alt_crouch_jr]

It's concerning, the news out of Hogwarts lately. If even well reared children are not upholding the basic tenets of our society, something is badly amiss. What hope can we have for the other children?

What are we teaching these children? Where is this corruption coming from? Is one lot corrupting the other? If so, we ought to root out the polluting elements and purge them from our midst.

I know the child's been punished, that's not my point. It's not only the one child we must address. There is rot at our core, and I can't be alone in expecting a thoroughgoing assessment of what must be done to take our young in hand.

I expect answers.

Comments

[alt_narcissa]

I've often doubted the idea of having impressionable students around Mudbloods. Is it really wise to have them so close to our children, close enough to fill their eager minds with lies and filth?

[alt_mcgonagall]

I hardly think that it is the mudbloods' fault. It seems clear to me that these problems have a much deeper root cause. Perhaps the youngsters have imbibed this rebellion from the very air. They have, after all, lived through the great upheavals of our time.

[alt_narcissa]

It certainly isn't from the air inside Slytherin House or Malfoy Manor.

Perhaps in the classrooms? Whatever are you teaching in there, Minerva?

[alt_crouch_jr]

I hardly think that the mudbloods can help, even if they aren't the original source of these problems. It can't be that difficult to get things done without them, can it? Leave the mudbloods until they know fully who they are and what that means.

[alt_narcissa]

Then what is the source of the problems, Barty? I could accept that in some cases it's parenting, but certainly not in all of them.

[alt_crouch_jr]

If I knew, I would be trying to put a stop to it. Or finding someone who could.

[alt_bellatrix]

You know that I hold the same concerns. Why, I would have Hydra tutored until she was of age, were the Lord not such an advocate for a Hogwarts education. That is one good thing, at least: He will make certain that the school becomes the esteemed institute He has long envisioned, and by any means.

Yet I too would like some answers. I also feel that the mudbloods at the school should not be allowed to write. What use have they for a voice?