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shnpc) wrote in
sortinghat_logs2012-11-01 10:27 pm
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Shadow Event Log
WHO: Everyone, affected and not
TONE: Ranging from paranoid to angry
RATING: PG to PG-13
WHEN: After the memorial on October 31st through November 2nd.
WHERE: Hogwarts
WHAT: Those who have passed too near to a certain goblet may find themselves haunted by whispers of their unconscious insecurities. From themselves.
STATUS: ONGOING
NOTE: Details for the event are here, feel free to use the log for the whole event
TONE: Ranging from paranoid to angry
RATING: PG to PG-13
WHEN: After the memorial on October 31st through November 2nd.
WHERE: Hogwarts
WHAT: Those who have passed too near to a certain goblet may find themselves haunted by whispers of their unconscious insecurities. From themselves.
STATUS: ONGOING
NOTE: Details for the event are here, feel free to use the log for the whole event

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[They weren't friends. But Greg respects Sherlock, respects his intelligence and his cunning a little. And to see him put to shame by whatever spell gone wrong just seemed wrong, especially when Sherlock, while not the most moral or upright wizard, isn't nearly as bad as this thing was painting him as.
Though when the shade brought up John, a muscle definitely twitched near his jaw. Choosing instead to ignore it, he addressed Sherlock directly instead.]
Look, it's just not right to leave you alone when you're like this. Is there a professor we could see? Someone who can get rid of this damn fake?
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[Sherlock cast his gaze around to see if he could see others. The nature of these things was... unfamiliar.]
Are you just going to leave it there, Sherlock? You're not going to point out how wrong he is?
[The shadow sighed.]
You see, Greg, but you do not observe. You think I'm what's upsetting him? I honestly can't tell him a thing he hasn't already heard or thought about and then ignored. I can tell you though. I control the flow of secrets and information and all he can do is walk faster and hope you stop following. Not that I even have to tell you. The idea's already planted. You can't help but want to know now. Sorry to say it's actually not all that interesting--bit hyped up by his obstinacy, really.
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[The shadow's comment drew a sharp glare from Greg at it's way. It was true that he was interested, but he didn't want to learn about Sherlock this way. It just wasn't right.]
Really? Because all I'm seeing here is someone who's deliberately trying to bring a man down. So if Sherlock here pisses you off so much, why don't you just get lost yourself?
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He doesn't 'piss me off'. He's just acting like an idiot. He's better than this. And if he wants any sort of life after school, he needs to face facts.
[Sherlock waved his hand for the shadow to shut up. Greg was on to something.]
The memorial... it started after that event, yes. Possibly some sort of curse, then. The people you observed, do you know their bloodclass?
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I'm not sure of all of them, but...I'd say they were a mix bunch.
[Pausing, his voice dropped to a low tone as he voiced his suspicions.]
You don't think someone's targeting Pure-bloods, do you?
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[Sherlock scowled. If it was mixed then it didn't work. Something else was going on.]
There must be some common factor. Or else everyone would be affected.
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[What a role reversal.]
But maybe it's just random.
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You have more than enough problems of your own to deal with without involving yourself in other people's issues. If you don't want Mycroft planning your future as though you were his toy doll then it's time to get to work.
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You mock him to his face. Special needs is not a free ticket to insubordination.
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I suppose it is the most logical choice.
And it's hard to be scared of a man who already knows everything I could tell him anyway.
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Good luck with it Sherlock.
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Ah... thank you...
[He leaves at that. Greg can take for gratitude in any way that pleases him.]