Edwin/Monty
I don't recall how to make the little pictures, but I am aware there is one rolling its eyes at you, Monty.
Professor Waugh has struck me as the type to believe that his particular magic is the 'correct' one, and that others are somehow lesser. Less effective, less useful. That is rather antithetical to magic as I've experienced it. I am trying to be better about not seeing it as a strictly utilitarian affair. The potion serves no practical purpose, beyond allowing us to enjoy [...] a few simple pleasures for a time. All of which is to say: if you believe you could have a use for it, then that is all that matters.
I don't know about that. The bases. Isn't that a kissing thing?
[...] I told Charles some stories. In my weaker moments. There were many behaviors he found odd, in the beginning, and I tried to [...] explain those away. But no, I don't suppose I ever did what you mean.