It may be worth noting that I, like Ginny, was never a part of ISS. By the time I learned about the Order, I was already 17.
I was openly suspicious of Pansy and Sally Anne after Draco's death, but they likely don't know that I was suspicious well before then.
You see, Pansy, Sally Anne, and Ron were all quite chatty on the journals during our first year or two at Hogwarts. It was quite evident to anyone paying attention that a friendship was brewing. And then there came a point when the journal conversations seemed greatly reduced - even with the addition of the private message function. Yet once more, anyone paying attention could see that Pansy, Sally Anne, and Ron were still friends. But how did they maintain that across houses and without using the journals? I assumed that they found a secret way to communicate in order to not upset Draco and others. I never, imagined, however, that they were part of a seditious organisation! Not until later, anyway.
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Date: 2015-09-08 02:19 pm (UTC)I was openly suspicious of Pansy and Sally Anne after Draco's death, but they likely don't know that I was suspicious well before then.
You see, Pansy, Sally Anne, and Ron were all quite chatty on the journals during our first year or two at Hogwarts. It was quite evident to anyone paying attention that a friendship was brewing. And then there came a point when the journal conversations seemed greatly reduced - even with the addition of the private message function. Yet once more, anyone paying attention could see that Pansy, Sally Anne, and Ron were still friends. But how did they maintain that across houses and without using the journals? I assumed that they found a secret way to communicate in order to not upset Draco and others. I never, imagined, however, that they were part of a seditious organisation! Not until later, anyway.