Dear Diary,
That Rose girl is the most insufferable, whiny, annoying person I have ever met. Based on what Father told me about her parents, particularly her Mudblood mother, I am not surprised. She is sure she will be a Gryffindor, like her parents, so of course she possesses their arrogance. Her cousin, from what I have heard, is also insufferable. James Potter, named after his grandfather - an arrogant jerk. Rose, though, is just the worst. I was sitting on the train, and she and her cousin Albus came into the compartment looking for seats. "Oh," said Rose, "Dad said not to talk to him. Let's go find another compartment." Like she is so much better! She and her brother, with their Mudblood mother and blood traitor father! Or her cousins, with their Mudblood grandmother and blood traitor mother and Harry Potter for a father - talk about arrogance. Is there no purity left in the world? I hope I get sorted into Slytherin, so I can honor my parents' name and be a true Malfoy, like my grandfather. Father is quite proud of his family name. Mother is not as understanding of why blood purity is important. She is under the impression that we should help people, even Mudbloods. She refuses to use the word - even Father does not use the word, though I have heard he used to use it many times to refer to 'That Granger Girl' - Rose's mother, of course. It all comes back to Rose. She is insufferable, annoying, and arrogant. She does seem intelligent, though; I heard her whispering that her father wants her to beat me on all my exams. As though that will ever happen. Weasley might be smart, but she's no Malfoy. Some of the boys whisper that she's attractive, too. Perhaps, not hideous, but why is everyone so infatuated with this awful Weasley girl? Why have I spent most of this diary entry writing about the Weasley girl? I am minutes away from arriving at Hogwarts, the famed Wizarding school, but all that I can think about is an insufferable girl? Gosh, she's gone and ruined my day. I hate that girl. I look forward to an exciting year at Hogwarts, where interesting things should hopefully happen. Now, however, the train is pulling into Hogsmeade Station, and for now I must bid farewell.
Sincerely,
Scorpius Malfoy