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Patrice will make a Man out of You! (patrice_) wrote,
@ 2009-11-06 17:28:00

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horcruxes: death eaters: missions, horcruxes: wards: death eaters, horcruxes: wards: inner circle, horcruxes: wards: mina, horcruxes: wards: sloane, horcruxes: women: mina

019; 6 November 1979.
[Warded to the Inner Circle]

The Dark Lord desires Fenrir Greyback. We will begin with werewolf services - Find out everything we can about Greyback and those who are in his pack - but we will need to make plans from there. A halfbreed he might be, but the Dark Lord clearly has some use for him, and it is clear he needs a Master.

[Warded to Death Eaters]

The Dark Lord desires information currently held within the werewolf registry in the Ministry of Magic. Those involved will need to break into the registry, retrieve these files and destroy those that are unneeded, all the while remaining undetected by the Ministry personnel until it is too late.

I would like to see a plan from those who wish to be involved.

[Warded to Mina]

I have taken the liberty to reserve a room for us at Ashford Castle. We should be able to enjoy a quiet dinner. This is of course, with me taking the liberty to assume that you are still available tomorrow evening?

[Warded to Sloane]

I wanted to thank you for allowing our Lord's speech to be heard to all who were not in attendance at the masquerade. I assume that this was your quick thinking?

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Patrice/Sloane

on_air
2009-11-07 02:30 am UTC (link)

It was indeed my work, thank you. I was pleased to have a chance to do my part for the Cause, through my own work and not merely through my support for my husband and my brother.

I hope that I will be able to help spread His word more often now, for I've been promoted, as Lucia might have told you. The mudblood who had the evening news spot was fired for protesting against airing it and I was given his job. I should have much more freedom to choose my topic and decide what to air and what not, from now on. If there is anything that I can do for our Lord, please let me know.

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	Patrice/Sloane patrice_ 2009-11-07 02:52 am UTC (link)
	~~Lucia and I have not had much opportunity to speak this~~ That is indeed excellent news and I have a feeling it will be quite beneficial to us and the cause to have you in such a position. You certainly are far more deserving of such a position of such prominence than he would be. Have you given any thought about what topics you should wish to report? (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

Patrice/Sloane

on_air
2009-11-07 03:05 am UTC (link)

Thank you, you are too kind. I'm glad that you agree; I want to do everything I can for our Lord.

I'm starting slow, as I don't want to cause suspicion. I will certainly make sure that the wizarding education project, which you suggested and Lucia is heading, gets positive reviews, though my own position as a board member of First Impressions might create problem.

I'm also considering the werewolves issue, probably a debate between activists from both sides.

I am of course open to any topic you would like to see brought up. Do you have suggestions?

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Patrice/Sloane

patrice_
2009-11-07 06:08 pm UTC (link)

Perhaps you can make a suggestion that it might be something people are interested in. I cannot imagine anyone would have a problem with it being covered as it is something that is beneficial to all children in the Wizarding World, not just purebloods.

I personally feel that a discussion of our history and culture is never inappropriate and should be something that is safe from anyone's disdain, although it is not known so well as it should be among those of us who are not the strongest pureblood families. The people need guidance and education and to understand what they give up when they allow Muggle ways to creep into their lives and a knowledge of our history and world to slip away.

I should think that someone of your intelligence ought to be able to make that happen within daily broadcasts without most people being aware that they are being taught. Seeing as how there are a good many who would not deign to pick up a book, but will listen to the WWN, it is most certainly a need.

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	Patrice/Sloane on_air 2009-11-08 04:42 am UTC (link)
	You make very valid points. I will see how I can present our news in a way that highlights our wizarding history and culture. It would be an interesting way to educate the masses. I might suggest to management to include an "Heritage Minute" segment to our news recap, (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Patrice/Sloane patrice_ 2009-11-09 06:09 pm UTC (link)
	I think that would be excellent. It has the added benefit of being useful whatever your bloodline. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Patrice/Sloane on_air 2009-11-10 04:50 am UTC (link)
	Thank you. I would want to go further than what is taught in History of Magic at Hogwarts, of course, and delve more into culture and society. Would you mind giving me advice about this if it were approved by the WWN management? I wouldn't want to bother you though, as I know that you are busy. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Patrice/Sloane patrice_ 2009-11-10 07:35 am UTC (link)
	I would be more than happy to do so if you would like. I think we should not do anything too heavy handed - history, even recent history would be appropriate, and of course anything that is wizarding culture - authors, musicians, traditions. Hopefully it would be an enjoyable segment. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

Patrice/Sloane

on_air
2009-11-10 05:06 pm UTC (link)

Thank you so much for agreeing. I don't want to raise suspicion with this project, for what would be the point if those who most need this raised shield and refused to listen? I will try to compile a list of potential topics for the first few segments, to have something tangible to show my boss when I run it by the WWN administration. Any suggestion of yours would of course be welcome.

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