Ten times you've lied to spare someone else pain.

1. "Don't worry, Daddy, I'm sure we'll catch some soon."

2. "You're just as sane as I am."

3. "I don't mind. Of course you'd rather sit with them. You're popular now."

4. "I've never stunned anyone before."

5. "This is all very strange, isn't it?"

6. "I'm sure people struggle to answer the question all the time."

7. "Oh, it's all good fun."

8. "Hogwarts doesn't have a Nargle infestation. Why would you think that?"

9. "They're only antlers. I'm sure no-one will even notice."

10. "I love you too."

Ten ways you procrastinate in everyday life.

1. Oh no. Of course I don't procrastinate. I'm a Ravenclaw, and we're a very hard-working group of people. I was chosen to become a member of Rowena Ravenclaw's house, and I can't possibly betray her memory by procrastinating!

I suppose that, occasionally, I do occasionally get a little distracted by things. Interesting snowflakes, for example. Or an owl from Daddy about the latest specimen he's found. Or the thestrals in the Forbidden Forest.

That isn't procrastination, though. There are just so many wonderful things in the world, and I hate the idea of missing any of it because I've got my head buried in a textbook.

I'm sure Rowena wouldn't mind that. Would she?

Ten compliments to people you know.

1. You're the best person I know. You're a hero. You're brave, and kind, and gentle, and wonderful. But you never seem to see it, which is a terrible shame.

2. I'm proud to call you my friend. A little surprised, though. People still seem to think you should have better friends than me.

3. I still miss you, very much. Even though I know you're with me every single day. I love you.

4. I forgive you for what you almost did to my friends. I know you were only doing it because you love me, and I love you too.

5. You're very intelligent, and you're a very nice person, too. It's just a shame you're so skeptical about everything. You don't really believe in anything that can't be researched.

6. Although you're rather rude sometimes, and although you can be quite cruel to people you care about, I still like you very much. You make me laugh.

7. You used to look after me, even before the DA. You were one of the first people at Hogwarts to treat me like a person. I'll never forget that. I love you very much.

And you have lovely hair.

8. We became good friends in Shell Cottage. I don't think you would have spoken to me otherwise, but I'm very pleased to have met you.

9. I think you're the most beautiful person I have ever seen. And you're very kind, too. Thank you for looking after me after my time in Malfoy Manor.

10. I didn't know you, and you didn't know me, but you saved my life. I'm very grateful.

Ten things that make your day better.

1. Waking up and seeing the paintings on my ceiling. Thinking about my friends always makes me happy.

2. Helping Daddy with the press. I always enjoy helping produce the latest edition of the Quibbler.

3. Breakfast in the Great Hall. The House Elves at Hogwarts are wonderful. They always remember to leave some gravy on the Ravenclaw table for me, right next to the orange juice.

4. Divination lessons. I don't know why Harry dislikes them so much. I find them fascinating, especially when Firenze is teaching. He says I have a rather centaur-like way of looking at things. Most humans are very closed off.

5. DA meetings. Of course. I really miss them this year.

6. Watching the Quidditch. I enjoyed commentating, but I don't think Professor McGonagall liked it very much. I'm happy just to watch now, and support my friends. Ronald, Harry and Ginny are all on the Gryffindor team. I don't have any friends in Ravenclaw.

7. Snow. Hogwarts is very beautiful in the winter.

8. Care of Magical Creature lessons. Hagrid always finds such beautiful and exciting creatures for us to study. Professor Grubbly-Plank was a little dull.

9. Talking to my friends. I like having friends.

10. Going to sleep. Dreams are fascinating, don't you think?

Ten things in your bedroom.

1. A photograph of my mother and I. Wizard photographs are rather wonderful, aren't they? It's so nice to look at the photograph and see her smiling back at me. I'd never forget what she looked like, of course, but she was such a remarkable witch, and so very pretty, that I might have forgotten what I looked like then.

2. Some paintings I've done. I'm not a brilliant artist, although Daddy says I am, and I don't usually put my drawings on display, but the five on my ceiling are very special. There's one of Harry, one of Neville, one of Ginny, one of Hermione and one of Ronald. They're my best friends. I haven't shown them the paintings, actually, but I do think they'd like them.

3. A vase of flowers. They're a little dry now, but they still smell very nice.

4. Some old copies of the Quibbler. I like to do the rune translations when I can't sleep.

5. A great many books. Some of them are for school, but Daddy always encourages me to read more. Rowena Ravenclaw was a great reader, you see, and it's always nice to follow in her footsteps.

6. Some dried gurdyroots. I don't want to risk an infestation of Gulping Plimpies, after all.

7. My lamp. Daddy and I made it ourselves, decorating it with shells we collected on a trip to Cornwall when I was very small. It's very pretty.

8. A biscuit tin filled with butterbeer corks. I only make my favourites into necklaces, but it seems such a shame to throw the others away. You never know when you'll have a use for them.

9. A big comfy armchair, with lots of cushions. It's nice to have something to sit in while I'm reading, even though I spend most of my time downstairs with Daddy.

10. My wardrobe, which is filled with my clothing, naturally. I like my robes very much, but it's nice to wear Muggle clothing sometimes. Daddy says I look just fine, but I do get some very strange looks when I walk into the village. I don't think I've mastered how to blend in with Muggles yet.

Ten things you've never done before.

1. Seen a Snorkack.

2. Travelled the world.

3. Fallen in love. At least...I don't think I have.

4. Taken a NEWT exam.

5. Cried over someone who died.

6. Said a proper goodbye.

7. Wished I was in a different house.

8. Had a proper kiss.

9. Lied to one of my friends.

10. Pretended to be someone I'm not.

Ten things you wish could take longer.

1. DA Meetings.

2. The journey on the Hogwarts Express.

3. Fishing with Daddy.

4. Charms Lessons

5. Autumn afternoons. The sort of afternoon when it's cool and crisp and dry, and the leaves are such beautiful colours, and the whole world seems to be getting ready to sleep for Winter.

6. Snowball fights.

7. When I'm helping Daddy proof-read the Quibbler.

8. The Sorting Ceremony.

9. Moments spent with my friends.

10. Moments spent with Neville.

Ten questions you will never answer.

1. What happened to you while you were in Malfoy Manor?

2. What was the nature of the accident that killed your mother?

3. Have you ever seen a Nargle?

4. Are you angry with your father for betraying Harry and the others?

5. Do you hate the people in school who treated you badly?

6. Why are you so proud to be a Ravenclaw?

7. Was it lonely, before the DA?

8. Why do you always believe what your father says?

9. Do you miss your mother?

10. What do you think happens after death?

Of course, I don't really know why anyone would to ask any of these questions. I'm not very interesting.

Ten quotes that exemplify you as a person and why.

1. Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure.

Rowena Ravenclaw said that, you know. She was one of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and a most remarkable witch.

Daddy always says she's just like my mother. She was beautiful, and clever, and creative.

She designed the floor plans of Hogwarts all by herself, you know.

It was such a shame that she died prematurely. People sometimes say that she died because of a broken heart, which would be a terrible thing to die from. Much more painful than any illness.

Does a broken heart count as an illness? I suppose it is a medical condition, but not one that can be treated. Imagine all the other things Rowena could have accomplished if it had have been curable, and she'd had some extra time to live!

I'd like to be like Rowena Ravenclaw when I grow up. Daddy says that since I was sorted into her house I already am, but I think he was just saying it. I'm not beautiful, and I'll never be as wise as her. People call me Loony at school, you know. But Rowena would have risen above it, and I do the same.

Daddy was in Ravenclaw as well. Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff always get forgotten because Gryffindor and Slytherin are the famous ones, who produce the really famous wizards. It's a bit silly, really. Godric Gryffindor and Salazar Slytherin were always fighting. Helga and Rowena were good friends, though. Surely that's more worthy or recognition?

I don't really have any friends in Ravenclaw, though. My best friends are in Gryffindor. They're all very brave. Maybe that's why they're worthy of recognition. I wish I could be anywhere near as brave as they are.

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Errr...I think I've forgotten what the question was.