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Dec. 23rd, 2010 10:42 amI've a few small pieces of information about what happened at Taunton Deane. My regular post-term consultation with St Mungo's was yesterday morning. Amongst other things, I had a host of questions I wished to direct to one of their experts about the results of sustained exposure to Dementors, but I was told that would be impossible. Both Lonsdale, the one I'd hoped to question, and Lorimer, whose specialty is the long-term care of those who've been Dementor-kissed, had been sent for by MLE. As, I was told, had a whole team of curse damage specialists.
When I expressed the sort of vague concern this news demanded--the sort one hopes will provoke further comment--one of them shared that the severity of the curse injuries on both sides was notable. And, he said, amongst those who'd been admitted there were several Cruciatus victims who are unlikely ever to recover.
You know they've not admitted any of the injured Muggleborns at St Mungo's--they'd have been treated in situ or transported to an interrogation cell somewhere--so that suggests some of the camp administrators or enforcers, does it not? Or MLE. And begs the question who was casting Unforgivables. MLE or the rebel inmates?
When I expressed the sort of vague concern this news demanded--the sort one hopes will provoke further comment--one of them shared that the severity of the curse injuries on both sides was notable. And, he said, amongst those who'd been admitted there were several Cruciatus victims who are unlikely ever to recover.
You know they've not admitted any of the injured Muggleborns at St Mungo's--they'd have been treated in situ or transported to an interrogation cell somewhere--so that suggests some of the camp administrators or enforcers, does it not? Or MLE. And begs the question who was casting Unforgivables. MLE or the rebel inmates?