I must say Draco is intimidating, I'm really hamming it up as him, but I break character more often than I'd like to. I clearly am the tribe leader, despite what that senile Professor Lockhart has to say, my father said not to trust a half-bloods achievements and I don't believe what he says, but compliments and flattery will surely win him over. He's more in character than I am and it's tough to crack to a real conversation.

I just got a job at a bank in real life so I've been telling people about working in Gringotts. I try to be more relatable despite trying to be as Draco as possible. It really might be my downfall, but I think I've broken down my character to both the Weasley's (even though I tease them all the time for being in poverty) Madame Pomfrey is not even a little in character, which is fine honestly, I get to talk to her in character and can respect her and we talk about real life too.

Rita Skeeter said she was also in the Slytherin house, I believe it, fabricating stories that obviously is cunning to expose her own enemies for her own interest, she also is not the most hands on, so I view that as an ally. I'm going to make sure she feels like a priority to me so that I can work with her in the future, more as a minion, but still.

Cormac was someone I thought I'd like a lot, he proved useful in the challenge but he's about as Cormac as Cormac and definitely isn't in character. Seems cool on the outside and I thought we'd hit it off but he's rather dull to talk to. His answers and replies are just like, I feel like I'm trying to talk to him and he's just not budging.

I'd like to stick around with the Weasleys surprisingly, Rita and Madame Pomfrey.

I'll huddle close with Lockhart but I don't trust him, he is too much like Lockhart. I was fond of some of the other team's wizards as well. We'll see where things take us, as of now, I'd like to target Hagrid, that giant oaf. I'll have him in Azkaban for what that beast of a hippogriff did to me.