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The Origami Room, aka the Office of Ben Cobblesten The office once occupied by Madeline Grau is now being used by the current Department Head, Ben Cobblesten. As you walk inside, you see a modestly decorated area, with a light wood desk taking up most of the space. There are two navy blue armchairs in front of the desk, in case you wanted to have a seat! The bookcases are filled to the ceiling with interesting reads, and every once in a while there is a picture frame, filled with a number of blonde people--quite obviously his family. The most interesting decoration, of course, are the paper origami swans hovering near the ceiling. At first you think they're memos, but no, they're just there for decoration. On the desk is a giant nameplate, gleaming brightly in the afternoon sun streaming through the window: Well, come on in! Don't be shy! Have a nice cup of tea with Mr. Cobblesten! |
A Ministry Interdepartmental memo soared into Madeline's office and landed lightly on her desk, bearing this message: Quote:
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Leila had taken the elevator from the first floor down to the third to speak with the Head of the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes. She needed to check in and make sure that everything was alright. Any happenings had to be reported to the Minister Tout de Suite. THAT part, she wasn't looking particularly forward to. Alas, she did have a job to do. Walking up to Madeline's office though, she realized that the woman was out. She quickly jotted a note, asking Madeline to contact her, either in person or through the inter-office mail, about anything going on with the department. And to most certainly keep Leila up to date on any future events. But also to have a fabulous week. Her note finished, Leila made her way back to her desk on the first floor. |
Madeline arrived back at her office, and immediately found a note in her mailbox from Leila. Smiling, she poked her head in her office just to see if anyone else was waiting. It was all clear. My employees can behave themselves for a bit while I pop out for a visit, she thought to herself. With that, she headed towards the elevator to head down to the first floor. |
Brianna walked down to the office and put the folder with their completed assignment on her desk, laying the letter on top of the others in the folder. Quote:
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Mona stepped quickly into Madeline's office, leaving her division's folder with their current excuse: Quote:
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Cackle. Cackle. Cackle. Oh, get a grip on yourself, Corranda darling, darling, darling. Corranda Melvicks sauntered into the Department Head's officer, her pointed, witch's hat tilted a little to the right, her dark, deep grey robes in a state of perfection. Puffs and bangs of white hair emerged from beneath the sides of her tall hat, and her toothy smile was wide. Very wide. The place was empty. Groan. Corranda helped herself to a chair, hoping it was used to carrying as much weight as she possessed - Oh, how flimsy and thin and weedy all of those employees were, these days! - and looked around. Then she took out a pipe of sorts from one of her many dangling, robe pockets, and popped it into her mouth. Where is that accursed head? |
Madeline walked up to her office and found herself--predictably--with an overflowing mailbox. My goodness, her employees worked fast! She had only popped down to level one for fifteen minutes and some were finished with their assignments. She picked up the folders and entered her office to find another surpirse; Corranda Melvicks, who she knew only by face, sitting in one of the chairs with a pipe in her mouth. Or, at least, what looked like a pipe. "Oh, hello," she said happily, walking over to her desk and dropping the folders haphazardly on the mound of papers she had yet to look over, "How can I help you today?" she asked. |
She was so - maddening, Madeline. her voice was sweet and her figure was thin and her eyes were pretty and her job was big - big, big, big. How awful! Corranda just hated her, now. She tipped her hat towards the left, because it was leaning too far to the right, and then took the pipe out of her mouth. "Hullo. How may you help me?" Her voice was half wheezy, half soft. Sickly sweet, in a way. "Yes, help." She shifted in her seat, making herself more comfortable. "Now, then, Head, I have a very useful charm to present to your Committee on Experimental Charms. Very useful indeed." For Corranda, not for Madeline. But she wasn't going to tell the Head that, of course. |
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"A surprise?" Corranda repeated, her beetle, black eyes narrowing silkily. These thin, new employees knew nothing! Nothing at all. It did not even occur to Corranda for a moment that, being the Head of a Department, the woman must have quite a lot of knowledge to be on the post. "It shouldn't be a surprise," she said, overly sweet. "I'm a very good witch. Maybe I should show you one of my charms. How about your desk for an object? Or maybe that's not such a good idea-?" Paperwork? Paperwork for Corranda? To put it mildly, Corranda Melvicks was not at all pleased. Quite the contrary, actually; indeed, this was most disgruntling. So now they required her, Corranda Melvicks, to fill out papers. How maddening! Corranda stood up, deciding she had better go along with the paperwork, if it was such a huge necessity. "I think I'll head over to your Experimental Charms division, after all," she said, not very cheerfully. "Paperwork, and all." |
Leila walked down the hall from the office for the Muggle Worth Excuse Committee, and made her way to Madeline's Office. "Hi, Madeline. I'm so sorry to bother you again. Do you have a moment?" |
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Dan walked into the office and saw Madiline and walked over "Hello Madem how are you today" |
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"No its nice to meet her whats been going on with Doyle from hogwarts?" asked Dan |
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With that, Madeline flipped her hair over her shoulder and scurried out of the office. |
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With what was happening outside the department, Jason was fed up. He didn't want to stay there and watch those people argue about not letting the man in. Sighing, he did what the head had told him and entered her office. He was an obliviator and he could help with what had happened. Hopefully, Ivan won't get too mad at him for disappearing. Jason surely wouldn't want his boss to be upset with him. |
"Yes bring them in here and talk to them here who knows what could happen out there" said Dan |
Madeline walked back into the office with a sigh and saw that Dan and Jason were already there, much to her relief. That saved her a trip to their offices. "Good, both of you are here," she said happily. She sat behind her desk and waited for Doyle and the young Slytherin girl to enter, "When they get in here, I'm going to ask them a few questions, and once we figure out what is wrong with him you two can perform whatever spell you need to to fix him," she told them. |
Jason gave a weak smile the moment she entered into her office. She seemed relieved about something, but he had no business to know what made her happy. He watched her as she sat down behind her desk and clearly spoke to them about Doyle. "Ye--Yes," he stuttered pushing his glasses up. Looking sideways at Dan with a frown, he wondered what he was doing here. The man worked for the Accidental Reversal Squad. Madeline wanted Obliviators. Not that he didn't like the other department, but... Dae and Katya don't like them. Get them out of your head, Killin. |
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