Well, Seamus had to steal something, so maybe just that. Steal this book, and leave it out as "bait". But, why risk trouble by breaking in to Antonin's office. Surely they only want Dean to risk it. Also Padma is a good enough student to appreciate the risks of a dark magic book. Is she so amoral that she would risk Deans life to progress?
We have heard nothing about deans real task? If he had one, it could have been related to the book. But that would be a task to set if you want him dead. ETA: I meant that as Seamus had to steal, asking Dean to do so might have occurred to them.
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Date: 2014-05-07 11:30 pm (UTC)But, why risk trouble by breaking in to Antonin's office. Surely they only want Dean to risk it. Also Padma is a good enough student to appreciate the risks of a dark magic book. Is she so amoral that she would risk Deans life to progress?
We have heard nothing about deans real task? If he had one, it could have been related to the book. But that would be a task to set if you want him dead.
ETA: I meant that as Seamus had to steal, asking Dean to do so might have occurred to them.