Okay, found what went wrong with the concordance page -- somehow my working copy got changed from ASCII to UTF, and the difference in characterset broke something in the HTML parsing. (I should have noticed the file was more than twice as large as it should have been when it was uploaded to the site, but it'd been a long day by that point.)
Rob, two things. First, Draco is an unreliable narrator in his letters to his father. To some degree he tells his father what he thinks his father wants to hear, or things that aggrandize himself. Unless you see it happen from a narrative viewpoint, you should not necessarily trust what Draco reports to be exactly as things happened. Second, if Doug sees evidence of bully or abuse in any House, rest assured he will act.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
Rob, two things. First, Draco is an unreliable narrator in his letters to his father. To some degree he tells his father what he thinks his father wants to hear, or things that aggrandize himself. Unless you see it happen from a narrative viewpoint, you should not necessarily trust what Draco reports to be exactly as things happened. Second, if Doug sees evidence of bully or abuse in any House, rest assured he will act.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.