And when was this item last seen, ma’am?
Um, when was the last lesson? No, I’m sure we’ve seen it since then, it was in the hall. Wasn’t it?
Well it isn’t now.
I’d got that far, thank you.
Why does everything in this house have legs????
Did just find a blog post that bizarrely was marked private…
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Things don’t have legs, it’s the house elves tidying up! you know how confused they get sometimes…. 😉