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[alt_nymphadora]

Say, if you ever run into Fred Weasley in a dark alley, don't let him get the drop on you! I'm still sore, and we're nearly half the way to next weekend! Oi.

Seriously, though, if any of you do ever need to fight the Weasley twins, split them up. That takes them down a notch or two. That's why we're going to keep on with it. Isn't it, George?

And, Colin, speaking of keeping on with what you've had difficulty with! I thought once or twice we'd got an infiltrator using you for polyjuice, you were doing so much better than last week. Keep that up! Mind you, we all have days when we're better and days that are not so great. Ask Jeremy about that. I expect he'll want to return some of what you dished out next time you're opposites. (Remember that.)

Those of you who weren't able to make last weekend: Frank and Fu had us sharpening our hand-to-hand technique. The goal is to see we're all ready to react if we ever find ourselves in a null zone all of a sudden. We agreed we'd come next week with ideas about strategies for subduing any enemies to keep them inside the zone instead of letting them give us the slip... and for nabbing as many wands as we can in those first moments of surprise.

Hope to see all of you again this weekend!

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[alt_frank]

I'm thinking you all ought to start carrying small daggers, to use in a pinch. It'd put you at an advantage in a null if all your opponent has is a stick and his fists.

Although Tim improvising with a branch as a bludgeon was pretty clever, I'll give him that.

[alt_frank]

(And duly noted, Tonks. Here's hoping there's more good days than bad in the balance of things, hey?)