I am now remembering that when I interrogated the Longbottom boy, I wrote to Tosha to ask a brief question about a potions text. He became quite meddlesome, really, asking what he could do, did I need another pair of hands, and such. It was MLE business, and he ought to know that if I need someone of him, I'll make that clear. And yet he volunteered himself to "lure" the girl back to her home so that Enforcers could arrest her.
I seem to recall he also made an attempt to "lure" Sinistra down from her tower.
Either he is very bad at luring, or there is something deeply amiss here.
To be frank, I have always felt that his religious beliefs are quite in conflict with much of Our Lord's goals. A traitor is a traitor, whether fifteen or fifty.
As for Hydra, I would not underestimate her ability to be incredibly crafty. Men frequently do this; I trust that you will not. I still believe her to be guilty of treason herself, of some kind, but at this point disloyalty from her is far less threatening to the fabric of the Protectorate than disloyalty from someone like Tosha.
I suggest that you begin to quietly gather concrete evidence to build a case against Tosha. I'll do the same, starting with journal monitoring. Once Harry is found, we will take further steps. Unless, of course, circumstances arise that require a more aggressive response.
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Date: 2015-05-12 07:34 pm (UTC)I am now remembering that when I interrogated the Longbottom boy, I wrote to Tosha to ask a brief question about a potions text. He became quite meddlesome, really, asking what he could do, did I need another pair of hands, and such. It was MLE business, and he ought to know that if I need someone of him, I'll make that clear. And yet he volunteered himself to "lure" the girl back to her home so that Enforcers could arrest her.
I seem to recall he also made an attempt to "lure" Sinistra down from her tower.
Either he is very bad at luring, or there is something deeply amiss here.
To be frank, I have always felt that his religious beliefs are quite in conflict with much of Our Lord's goals. A traitor is a traitor, whether fifteen or fifty.
As for Hydra, I would not underestimate her ability to be incredibly crafty. Men frequently do this; I trust that you will not. I still believe her to be guilty of treason herself, of some kind, but at this point disloyalty from her is far less threatening to the fabric of the Protectorate than disloyalty from someone like Tosha.
I suggest that you begin to quietly gather concrete evidence to build a case against Tosha. I'll do the same, starting with journal monitoring. Once Harry is found, we will take further steps. Unless, of course, circumstances arise that require a more aggressive response.