I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_ron]

What Carrow said to Patil. He admitted he killed Malfoy's servant, didn't he? That's as much as saying he's the one who petrified all of them, too.

If we could just figure out how to prove it, then they'd have no choice but to sack him. Maybe arrest him, even. But I don't know what we can do.

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[alt_neville]

Blimey, you're more of a Gryffindor than me, I reckon, if you're thinking about breaking into his office. I'd rather try to sneak past a dragon.

Surely there's something else we could do that wouldn't be quite so...suicidal.

[alt_ron]

Well, I was thinking. He'll probably go to the Quidditch match tomorrow and so will everyone else. We could (or, okay, I could maybe) slip back in and see about getting into Carrow's office. Did you see whether he's got his door fixed yet or not? I heard someone say they thought the headmistress might be making him keep the hole in it for a while just to, y'know, make a point.

[alt_sally_anne]

You are barking mad.

But just so you know, all I had to do to get into the classroom was alohomora on the lock. He's surely got better charms on his office, though.

I really don't think this is a good idea. First of all, if he did take notes, he probably used some sort of code for what he was doing, like when he babbles about pigeons, so you wouldn't be able to know for sure what he was saying. And even if you DID and brought it out, everyone would be furious that you broke into Carrow's office, enough that they might ignore what you found.