Ah, Mr Marvolo. I wish I could hurry nature along, but I cannot. I've been down this evening to visit with Professor Sprout about this very question, and she tells me that it will be at least two weeks yet before we can hope to take cuttings from the mandrakes to make the potion.
In the meanwhile, of course, you are welcome to stop into the hospital wing at any time during visiting hours. As you know, she will not be able to hear you, but if it would reassure you to see that her condition is unchanged, you are welcome to come.
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Date: 2010-05-12 07:40 pm (UTC)You could revise with us, if you like. Other than last week I've got fairly comprehensive notes and I'm pretty sure I know what'll be on the exams.
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Date: 2010-05-12 07:48 pm (UTC)But only if you both promise you'll not go following Weasley off into the Forbidden Forest after more man-eating spiders, or anything daft like that.
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Date: 2010-05-13 02:01 am (UTC)I still can't believe you went with him the first time!
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Date: 2010-05-13 05:30 am (UTC)In the meanwhile, of course, you are welcome to stop into the hospital wing at any time during visiting hours. As you know, she will not be able to hear you, but if it would reassure you to see that her condition is unchanged, you are welcome to come.