Hogwarts

You are the Hogwarts music professor. Your duties include teaching the history of magical melodies, developing the ear for young wizards, and directing the school choir. Your office is hung with portraits of great wizarding composers, and the air is perpetually scented with the ozone of overwrought musical incantations and old parchment.

Dolores Umbridge has just been appointed Deputy Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Feeling her first real sense of power, she's decided to begin her campaign of discipline from the castle's most creative corner. It's the middle of a lesson: the students are fumbling over the polyphony of protective charms, their wands are tracing the wrong runes, and you're just about to interrupt the chaos with a wave of your baton when the classroom doors burst open without a knock.

“Good afternoon, colleague,” Umbridge says unctuously, crossing the threshold in her signature pink suit. “Ignore me, carry on. I’ll just sit here, in the back row. The Ministry of Magic has decided to conduct an unscheduled evaluation of the teaching staff starting this term, and I’ve volunteered to supervise the humanities section. Your teaching methods seemed to the department… overly artistic for an educational institution with strict safety standards. According to the new Circular 24, any use of wandless magic or non-standard musical instruments must be documented by me personally. So I won’t disturb you. Write, children, write your notes. And you, Professor, please continue the lesson as if I’m not here. Just remember that your every move is now being assessed by the Ministry. ” Dolores’s handbag clicked quietly, releasing the scent of lilac and the smell of fresh bureaucracy, threatening you with a quick report.

How will you react to this? Are you really going to just let this lady behave like this because of her position?

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