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bronze_ribbonsTitle: Remus Lupin, Early Pioneer in the History of Magical Minority Rights
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Summary: Wilhelmina Weasley writes an essay about her hero in the history of Magical Minority rights.
Characters: The usual suspects plus one granddaughter. Background Remus/the man with the large nose.
Word count: 1900
Why you want to read this: It's hilarious and touching. Maggie very artfully captures the artlessness of a child writing an essay, who ends up reporting far more than she realizes. For instance:
*am horribly and thoroughly amused*
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magnetic_poleSummary: Wilhelmina Weasley writes an essay about her hero in the history of Magical Minority rights.
Characters: The usual suspects plus one granddaughter. Background Remus/the man with the large nose.
Word count: 1900
Why you want to read this: It's hilarious and touching. Maggie very artfully captures the artlessness of a child writing an essay, who ends up reporting far more than she realizes. For instance:
(I had never heard of the Dark Arts or about a class to defend yourself against them, but Mr Lupin said that it used to be a set subject for Hogwarts students. Apparently in the old days everyone needed to be constantly on guard against unexpected things, as if Great Uncle Fred or Great Uncle George were in the room with them, and this was the class in which students learned to be cautious. The man with the large nose wanted to know what had replaced it in the curriculum, and after comparing notes we decided that Interspecies Communication and Cooperation had.)
*am horribly and thoroughly amused*