The next day I was forced to go to the Music Room, as promised. Since I didn't want to go, I decided I wasn't going to talk to anyone. I could show them it was a useless cause. I didn't want to do it, and therefor, I wouldn't.
Healer Green came to my room after breakfast, which I refused to eat, to talk to us. He looked at the untouched food, disapointedly.
"You didn't eat a thing. Are you feeling okay?" He asked, concerend. I shook my head yes, although I physically felt fine. Since they had switched my Day Combinations for, perhaps, the seventh or eight time, I wasn't feeling quit as ill. He put himself down to my level, as usual. "Can you tell me what's wrong?" I shook my head no. He continued to look at me. "Don't feel like talking today? Oh, well. May I take your temperature, just to make sure you aren't running a fever?" He reached for the thermomoter in his robe pocked. I nodded, and he put it in my mouth. When he took it out, he studied it and put it back into the pocket.
"Everything seems normal. You must just be feeling a little under the weather is all. Do you still want to visit the Music Room?" He questioned. I just looked at him. He thought for a moment ."I would really like you to, but if you don't want to, that is okay as well."
I thought about it a little more than I had earlier. It seemed that I would make Healer Green happy, as well as Lucius, if I went to this stupid room. That was a plus; It always made me feel good then I make them proud. On the other hand, I really didn' want to go. I didn't want to see the stuff and possible people that were there. Why did I have to go?
"Will you go?" Lucius pushed some hair out of my face. I glanced up at him.
"Yeah..." I replied. So much for the not talking to them today.
"Good. I am very eger to see whatt you think." Healer Green told me before standing back up to his full height. I took Lucius's hand and walked with him to the door. Once out of my room, the Healer lead us to a door that was only a few down from his office. He took out a set of keys from a different pocked than the thermometer and put it in the lock. THen, he turned it, opened the door, and took the keys back out. Lucius nudged me inside. I looked around.
Inside the white walls were decorated with a rainbow colored music staff that wrapped around the room. The hard floor was covered by a big carpet that had the Circle of Fifths printed on it. A couple drum sets were around the room, along with two doors that were probably instrument closets. A shelf took up most of the left wall, and was filled with folder upon folder of sheet music. A big metronome sat in the middle of the room. Lastly, a beautiful Grand Piano sat untouched in the corner. I stared at it, but didn't move.
"What do you think?" Healer Green asked, surprising me. I whipped around to face him, then shrugged. "Would you like to play?" I looked at the ground.
"Go on, Elle." Lucius encouraged. "Please?" He seemed to really want me to play. I couldn't disapoint him. So, I pushed myself to walk over to it. I pulled out the bench and sat on it. Then, I put my fingers on the keys.
It had been so long since I had played. The last time I had was for Scabior, during the small amount of time I had between the getting back from the beach and going back to Hogwarts. Still, I knew I could still play. It was like writing your name: Once you learned how, you couldn't forget.
Well, actually, you could. Gilderory was living proof of that .But that was a little different. I hadn't been hit by any curses that would make me forget....
Curses. I had been hit by curses. Lots of them. Mostly unforgivible ones. A few stupifying ones...
I stiffened, remembering all the times my father had Crucioed me. Remembering my Father in general. Us hiding. Us eating. Us running. Us freezing...
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Eleanor Snape- Book 5, Part 2
FanfictionThe last book in the Eleanor Snape Series. Follow Eleanor as she copes with the outcome of the Second Wizarding War, and make new friends such as Gilderoy Lockhart and Ivy Winters. See her ups and downs, and the dramatic finally of the six part seri...