I was reading the paper today, and it really made me start thinking about when we were in school and had Professor Lupin. And I was thinking how much I really liked him. And then I remembered how I reacted when I first learnt he was a werewolf, and I feel ashamed, because he was a hell of a friend to my parents, and an asset to the war effort. And you know, he was one of the best teachers I ever had at Hogwarts. I got to know him during the war, and he was also one of the nicest people I've ever known. And he was a werewolf. And honestly, if I hadn't been told, I wouldn't have even known.
All of this is to say that if making the Wolfsbane available to those that want it, and make it easy for them to get and to pay for it is a bad thing, then I reckon that in this, I'm one of the bad guys. They don't ask to be bitten, they are, and it's hell and stupid that because of that, when there is the means of making it so that they can have a better quality of life and are not a threat to themselves or to anything we still treat Werewolves like they're second class. The one I knew -- the one I called friend -- was first class.
[warded private]
I don't know. I love doing all the traveling, but it's getting to be a bit of the same old thing, seeing the same old places and nothing new. I don't even really have time to explore anywhere, I just go, have meetings, find some food, and then go home.
And it's a good thing that I'm helping George, but I don't know if this is what I want to do anymore. It doesn't feel like it makes a difference.
I sort of want to make a difference. Like Harry does. Like Hermione does.
[end ward]