Perhaps his head will clear a little, Luna dear, when he's less exhausted and is feeling better physically. I think Madam Pomfrey would agree that we won't have a true picture of his mental state until he's had more of a chance to recover.
There is something you might be able to help me with.
This is a little embarrassing, but you see
When the moon came close, I can't bear the touch of clothing. At least I couldn't last month. I tore them all off me. And then the next morning I was just mortified, because Terry had been with me all night. Well, he said that as the Professor, he didn't notice that sort of thing, only I don't know whether it's true, or whether he was just trying to spare my feelings.
Do you think we could make something for me to wear, something close-fitting but really extra soft? Or fix it somehow so I wouldn't take it off?
I just thought, well, you know so many charms.
I suppose it's silly to quibble or complain when I should be grateful that I'm not transforming.
Oh, Luna. Of course it isn't silly. Naturally you don't want to be--
Well, I entirely understand.
Let's put our heads together tonight, shall we? Perhaps there are some charms that might help. A notice-me-not spell woven into the fabric, or one that makes the clothing so light that it rests on a cushion of air about the skin.
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There is something you might be able to help me with.
This is a little embarrassing, but you see
When the moon came close, I can't bear the touch of clothing. At least I couldn't last month. I tore them all off me. And then the next morning I was just mortified, because Terry had been with me all night. Well, he said that as the Professor, he didn't notice that sort of thing, only I don't know whether it's true, or whether he was just trying to spare my feelings.
Do you think we could make something for me to wear, something close-fitting but really extra soft? Or fix it somehow so I wouldn't take it off?
I just thought, well, you know so many charms.
I suppose it's silly to quibble or complain when I should be grateful that I'm not transforming.
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Well, I entirely understand.
Let's put our heads together tonight, shall we? Perhaps there are some charms that might help. A notice-me-not spell woven into the fabric, or one that makes the clothing so light that it rests on a cushion of air about the skin.
Come find me at dinner, why don't you?