alois-hawthorne:

We’ve never been talking about me. I’m not sick. We’re talking about the idiots who walk around sick when there are simple solutions.

I was under a different impression.

alois-hawthorne:

No I don’t have OCD. And when you graduate you won’t be surrounded by the entire student body, threatening an epidemic because of your stubbornness and stupidity.

We’re still talking about you, right?

alois-hawthorne:

If students would go when they first got sick then not only would there never be a line of all of them at once, but fewer people would end up sick, reducing the amount of work. Also, if people go immediately, the risk of a small could turning into pneumonia decreases.

Do you have OCD or something? You can’t depend on the nurse all the time. One you leave Hogwarts you’re stuck on your own.

alois-hawthorne:

If it would only take a few seconds, it surely wouldn’t be such a strain on her.

It would be if a long line of barely sick kids developed at her wing.

alois-hawthorne:

That’s idiotic.

That’s selfless. Why bother the nurse when there are more important situations she has to deal with.

alois-hawthorne:

If the nurse could fix it easily, there wouldn’t be sick kids walking around, though.

Some of them prefer to deal with their own minor problems.

alois-hawthorne:

That’s… Rude.

That’s not rude, that’s facts and life.

alois-hawthorne:

Nonetheless, I don’t want it.

Tough because I plan on finding the nearest sick kid and sending him your way. Things in life are tough, but you have to face them sooner or later.