Life for Young Higgs
Dumblecox in London after his adventure
where he saved the great Harry Potter, now the Headmaster at Hogwarts Academy
is fairly peaceful. He often pops in to the strange old bookshop located down a
small passage reached by walking through the wall between W H Smiths and
M&S finding all sorts of interesting books which he buys with his pocket
money at the modest price of five pence a time. It appears inflation in the world
of wizards has been very low for hundreds of years meaning young Higgs is
rather wealthy once he vanishes into the wizard world.
Then he starts to notice
that in the world of the muggles and the world of wizards both are starting to
fill up with cute fluffy Penguins. His dad Professor Brian Dumblecox putting the
whole thing down to Quantum Mechanics and says that the Penguins will vanish as
fast as they arrived, so young Higgs thinks no more about it other than . . . .
I don’t like Penguins. . . . although
he has to keep this a secret because both muggles and wizards seem to be
getting more and more attached to the beasts as they waddle about eating fish
and making a terrible mess of the pavements.
Then one morning as he looks out of his bedroom window he sees a
flamingo walking down the road heading towards his house. There is a loud tapping sound on the front
door and young Higgs runs down the stairs and opens the door where a flamingo
is standing with a letter addressed to Master Higgs Dumblecox. Well that is
dead exciting thinks young Higgs and he quickly opens the envelope
Which says
Dear Master Dumblecox
For
reasons none of us can explain here, the great oracle of all things which we
turn to in moments of terrible trouble has told us that we need to ask for your
assistance. It would be much appreciated therefore if you could come to
Hogwarts academy sharpish where we can tell you of our plight. And apparently
the Oracle says bring Alice
and that large White Rabbit with you.
And we really don’t know why it says they should turn up, but Hermione
is fuming so don’t say I didn't warn you OK.
Regards
Harry
Potter
Headmaster
As young Higgs wanders
into the station of Kings Cross he is left with a dilemma. How does he get into
the ladies toilet to pass unnoticed to catch the Hogwarts Express and how does
he contact Alice and the White Rabbit. The first of these problems is resolved
when a large flock of small fluffy Penguins waddle up and down the platforms
distracting the masses who rush to see them with small children hugging the
beasts and grown adults spontaneously bursting into tears for no reason. Allowing young Higgs to enter the ladies
toilet and leap through the mirror onto the platform of the Hogwarts Express.
Its
you again Master Higgs said the Station Master
Yes
I have to get to Hogwarts it’s very important although I don’t know why yet
Oooo
you sound just like that Zaphod Beeblebrox he was here once with his heads and
all that 42 stuff. But we threw him out for drinking. His Robot is still in the
Waiting room
In the waiting room young Higgs
sees an android sitting looking very very very depressed
I
have a brain the size of a planet you know, I suppose you are looking for Alice and a White Rabbit.
Gosh
yes
Do
you know I have ordered one million three hundred and forty two cups of coffee so far
while I have been sat here and do you know how many I have drunk.
AH
NO
None
of them . . . and do you know why
AH
NO.
I'M
an Android I can’t drink.
So
why did you order them
They
say I can’t stay unless I order a coffee at least once every few hours.
What
about Alice and
the White Rabbit.
I’m
very depressed you know I can tell you don’t care. And your train is about to
leave.
But
what about Alice
Mirrors
what you need is a mirror and a
With that the train slowly
starts to move and Young Higgs is forced to leave the robot and run to his seat
as fast as possible.
I
knew he DIDN'T CARE says the Android as he orders another coffee
Settling into his seat on
the Hogwarts Express he was still unsure just how he was going to contact Alice , but as the train
pulled into Hogmeade Station he hears the faint voice of what appeared to be
the Cheshire Cat buried under a deep snow drift saying.
Nought
from the Greeks towards me hath sped well.
So
now I find that ancient proverb true,
Foes'
gifts are no gifts: profit brings thy none
Beware
thee Fluffy Penguins cute.
the
Mirror of Erised Of they You need.
Well
that’s odd says
young Higgs as he steps out of the train and into a very deep snow drift and a
bitterly cold wind from the North. As he struggles down the Quayside to Silvers
Water Taxi’s he is confronted by Captain Silver shouting at his crew, the
Zombie Pirates
Stop
playing with those fluffy Penguins, What kind of impression do you think it
gives.
But
they are well cute Captain.
Cute
. . . . cute we are Pirates we don’t do cute.
But
look captain they are smiling and looking lustfully at Jim the CABIN BOY.
As the Captain turns and
sees Young Higgs he says HAR HAR
HAR Master Higgs we’ll ney be able to
take you to Hogwarts the lake is Well frozen, but I can lend thee a pair of
Snow boots, A bottle of rum and a sledge pulled by my faithful dog Lassie HA R HA
R AHR A a a HAR HAR
RUFF . . . . wag tail.
I noticed that a section of your words were leaning sideways. This may be due to gravity. Luckily none of them appeared to come off completely.
ReplyDeleteLetters can be like that. . . that Karl Marx was always writing words that leaned to the left . . . . . . . . .HA HAH AHAH HA hah ah ah ah ah ah ahah aha hah
DeleteI'm getting a tad worried about Higgs' need to keep visiting the ladies' toilets. As for poor Jim the cabin boy, I'd make sure that his bedroom door is locked securely at night...
ReplyDeleteTo tell the truth it is more of a worry for Kings Cross Station because if I ever become famous, I know not likely, but if I did it would cause all sorts of issues as gangs of children invade the ladies loo to see a sign above the mirror saying . . . . Please wash your hands before leaving Hogwarts.
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