Tonight, the Death Eaters welcome a new Initiate to their ranks: REGAN LESTRANGE. They were told to be ready for her arrival, and so they were. Shortly after Regan arrived, she was collected by two adult Death Eaters, who escorted her silently into the Forbidden Forest. Within the safety of the dark trees, Regan suddenly found herself closed in on all sides by cloaked and masked figures, wands drawn. A masked PROFESSOR CADWALLADER stepped into the knot, and in a disguised voice, he addressed her by name. He told Regan that if her passion lies in serving the greater good of wizardkind, then she had nothing to fear; that the real dangers lie beyond the knot, and in the castle, in the form of Muggleborns and those who seek to overrun the magical community.
He then told Regan she'd been specially selected to serve in the Dark Lord's elite army based on her familial prestige and magical prowess, and asked whether she was up to the task. Once Regan indicated her interest in the affirmative (specifics to be decided in comments), everyone was told to lower their wands, and she was given a mask and cloak of her own. She was then asked to take her place in the ring as Cadwallader spoke.
"Hogsmeade was the work of three of your fellow Initiates. Through the course of your training, provided that you all perform to the expected standards, you will all be asked to complete an assignment with the elders of our group. Do not disappoint, and you shall be handsomely rewarded."
REPORTING IN
For the second part of the meeting, each Initiate (minus Regan) was asked to step forward and report on their targeting progress. Things that Initiates were asked to report included a) the name of the target, b) their plan of action, c) how they proposed to protect their identities, and d) how it contributed, in some way, to the Dark Lord's plan. Feel free to provide direct quotes for your reactions; they're always fun to react to!
Additionally, anyone who hadn't yet acted would have been asked whether they required anything from one of the older members, with the implication being they'd better move forward.
Initiates would have been told that their "deadline" for reporting in would be the next meeting, OCTOBER 25. It isn't specified what, exactly, will happen to those who've failed to meet the deadline, but CADWALLADER had no qualms about choosing this point to introduce the next phase of their meeting:
THE UNFORGIVABLES: OOC/IC
Cadwallader told those gathered that they were satisfied enough with their progress to move forward into learning the three Big Bads: the Unforgivable Curses. Initiates were expressly warned that none of them would be allowed to perform these curses on fellow Hogwarts students until they'd been given the approval of the higher-ups, because of the obvious consequences of performing the curses incorrectly, or of getting caught. It would have been clear that those who disobeyed and got caught would be Obliviated en route to the Wizengamot, and afforded no support for their foolishness.
Attendees then got a miniature crash course on the Imperius Curse, along with some demonstrations--both in throwing it off, and in casting it:
[VOLUNTEER 1] was the first Initiate to be performed on: To walk on all fours and sniff things like a dog. Once under the Curse, they were urged to fight it off, and were half-successful (read: able to stop sniffing, but looking as though they were in tremendous pain by resisting). This person was congratulated for their strength of will.
[VOLUNTEER 2] was Imperiused to walk and cluck like a chicken, and was unable to throw off the Curse. After multiple, failed attempts to resist, this person was relieved of the Curse and warned that they'd need practice, or their susceptibility would become a liability.
[VOLUNTEER 3] was Imperiused to attack one of the elder Death Eaters (let's say it was LUCIUS MALFOY, for lols) and, once deflected by Malfoy, is re-Imperiused to attack the trunk of a tree until they're finally able to throw off the Curse. (Potential for future teasing: Why don't you go kill some more trees?)
[VOLUNTEER 4] hopped twice like a rabbit before throwing off the Imperius mid-third hop, earning nods and muted applause from a few gathered Death Eaters.
[VOLUNTEER 5] was the first Initiate asked to come forward and attempt to actually cast the Imperius, on [VOLUNTEER 6]. [VOLUNTEER 5] successfully forces [VOLUNTEER 6] to dance inappropriately, but is gotten back somewhat when [VOLUNTEER 6] successfully forces [VOLUNTEER 5] to (badly) warble a Celestina Warbeck song.
[VOLUNTEER 7] gets [VOLUNTEER 8] to extol [VOLUNTEER 7]'s virtues in hyperbolic detail. Mid-recitation, however, [VOLUNTEER 8] throws off the mediocre Curse and starts reciting insults instead, to troll.
[VOLUNTEER 9] fights off [VOLUNTEER 10]'s Imperius easily, but can't cast one of their own and ends up pointing their wand at [VOLUNTEER 10] and playfully ordering them to, "Just do it, you prick."
[VOLUNTEER 10] doesn't get the hang of casting the Imperius, but is actually the best in the entire group at throwing it off.
If none of these slots suit your character, feel free to make up your own!