Hellooooooooooo everyone! Before I show you this chapter, I'd like to show you two quotes (You can skip this if you want to, it's ridiculously long). You see I was updating my profile with awesome quotes and I was looking at some Stephen King quotes. Even though Stephen King is generally regarded as a very dark writer, but not every thing about him is about evil demonic clowns attacking small children (that of course is the plot in his book "It").
Like many people, he has an opinion on the age old debate of Harry Potter vs. Twilight and I really like how he puts it:
-"Both Rowling and Meyer, they're speaking directly to young people. … The real difference is that Jo Rowling is a terrific writer and Stephenie Meyer can't write worth a darn. She's not very good."
-"Harry Potter is about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity. Twilight is about how important it is to have a boyfriend."
I think that's why I hate Twilight. It's okay for people to like Twilight, but the thing about me is that I always like the message hidden in the art. That's what I always look for in books. That's why books like "To Kill a Mocking Bird" and "Harry Potter" are my favorite books.
AH-HEM. Sorry for wasting your time with that ridiculously long Author's Note. That was supposed to be a lot shorter.
Dear Headmaster Dumbledore,
I heard from some loon called Trelawney that there is a rumor about a group of Death Eaters storming the castle. Also Xenophilius Lovegood implied that his daughter found an infestation of something called "nargles." Now I have no idea what nargles are but they sound dangerous. If I were you I would be cautious. Especially with that Filch hanging around the place.
-Mad-Eye Moody
P.S. CONSTANT VIGILANCE!
Dear Mad-Eye,
I really should do a background check on Mr. Filch.
-Dumbledore
Sorry for kinda killing the mood with that Author's Note. But that second quote; totally my new favorite quote. Also, I think this is my first chapter that was longer than a page. Well…now it is because I added that last sentence. Whoo! Oh, and just to clear things up, a Kneazle is a magical cat like creature that can sense untrustworthy people, which is why Crookshanks keeps attacking Peter Pettigrew as Scabbers. Kneazles were talked about in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them" a book that Jo wrote for charity and Jo later confirmed that Crookshanks is, in fact, a kneazle. I'm pretty sure Mrs. Norris is too, which explains why she always seems to show up while Harry, Ron, and Hermione are sneaking around the castle a night. God, another long author's note. I'm sorry, I promise not to have any more author's notes for at least two chapters.