Professors shouldn't abuse their power.

[alt_harry]

I don't know why professors do things like make me do things. I mean, just because I have a Mudblood doesn't mean Professor Carrow should be able to make be bring her to class. She had better not get hurt. 

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[alt_seamus]

Wasn't your Transfiguration class this morning? Or do you have Muggle Studies today?

I've got Transfiguration this afternoon. It's just about to start actually.

You've had a lot of people borrowing her lately haven't you? First Pansy and now Professor Carrow.

[alt_padma]

What would he want to borrow your mudblood for?

OOh, maybe he's showing the class how to transfigure people into other things? And he wanted both his mudblood and yours to use as examples?

[alt_pansy]

Well, at least I had a good reason. Besides, this is the first time I've ever asked Harry for that sort of favour. It's not like I'm getting Granger to run to Hogsmeade every other week for chocs.

Did he say why he wanted her?

[alt_pansy]

But he didn't do that in our class at all.

[alt_padma]

Nor in ours, either, but maybe it's a new unit?

[alt_harry]

He had me bring her to class, and then he told me he was going to keep her. In our class he just had her stand at the back. It was weird.

[alt_harry]

No! But I couldn't tell him no, could I?

[alt_horace]

Now, now Harry. Miss Granger is, of course, your property, and as such it's up to you to make decisions about what she does and who you might lend her out to.

However, I know you would want to show your good manners by sharing, especially when receiving a reasonable request from a Professor. Having Miss Granger is a privilege, and an opportunity to show your maturity and sense of responsibility.

I know it's a lot to take on. My door is always open, should you wish to talk.