I still don't like your tone, boy. If you can speak of your beatings in that casual way, they clearly aren't… — J.K. Rowling
I still don't like your tone, boy. If you can speak of your beatings in that casual way, they clearly aren't hitting you hard enough. Petunia, I'd write to them if I were you. Make it clear that you approve the use of extreme force in this boy's case.
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