R o w e n a (
rowena_ravenclaw) wrote in
dear_mun2012-07-11 03:00 am
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Welsh is the closest language I could find. Don't judge. Voice test.
Yr wyf yn Rowena Ravenclaw. Nid oes unrhyw arall gan yr enw. [I am Rowena Ravenclaw. There is no other by that name.] What brings you to my door? I must say, you are dressed strangely.
[The austere lady allows herself the faintest of smirks.]
Gynhesu eich hun ar fy tân. [Warm yourself at my fire.] Standing about idly will do you no good.
[Only after she has settled herself in a large, dark leather chair does she voice her true concern.]
Beth ydych chi'n dymuno i mi? [What do you wish of me?] I am not one of your "fairy godmothers".
[The austere lady allows herself the faintest of smirks.]
Gynhesu eich hun ar fy tân. [Warm yourself at my fire.] Standing about idly will do you no good.
[Only after she has settled herself in a large, dark leather chair does she voice her true concern.]
Beth ydych chi'n dymuno i mi? [What do you wish of me?] I am not one of your "fairy godmothers".

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Plans are still being made. Most of all wizards and witches have to accept that things need to change. They cannot sit in their safe cages forever.
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At least that is what most people think. But I am sure there is truth to the tale.
To put it simply they are three magical objects - a wand, a cloak and a stone - which, while powerful in their own rights, when together they make their owner the Master of Death. Practically unstoppable.