Father, Solo

Helle,

Even in lesson made by your mother, you still wish to be in contact on potions and other magical bearings as I noted as you grew up.

However, I feel a tide of pride for you, knowing that you are in the house of Ravenclaw, where I grew up. Maybe its my feeling of father ship, or maybe its my fear of your turning to a darker power as you very well noted in our family history of Slytherins. It came to my knowledge that you are no longer young and naive anymore as I hoped to keep you safe from the magical world, but it would be cruel of me to turn you away from your birthright. Your mother would've choose you to go into the arts of magic.

I hope that in bearing of being a Ravenclaw that you choose a path of righteousness for the better. But even then, I must admit that evil comes from everywhere, and a snake is not necessarily that of pure evil, despite You-Know-Who wandering among its history lineage. And yes Helle, I do know what you did in the Great Hall, as I was given a specific letter on the issue of your misbehavior.

I can only hope that you do not do that again, less you wished to hear your father trail on in a letter about discipline or bring word by mouth with the Sonorus charm as soon as you return home to make absolute sure that you behave once more.

Your mother, despite all the things she had done, was good at heart, and this alone should prove to us as the Wynne family, that we are our own people, and a silly, magical house isn't what makes us in the end. Your mother was loving and dedicated to causes. And unfortunately, she was dedicated to a cause of no-goodness.

But I still loved her to this day, even after I watched her turn into that of a monster. Whenever her spirit may be, I am sure it is now purified from its dark evil that retained it. I have also dug into our family history and came across something rather disturbing for us in our family and I hope it doesn't affect you fully as my daughter.

The first of us in our family to turn to no-good endeavors was Ravenclaw themselves by the name of Daeva Abrecan, an ancestor of ours that was known in historical times as a witch who took people out of their homes to use their bodies to complete terrible spells or potions.

Helle, it was never the problem of being a Slytherin in the family, but rather it is ourselves that is the problem instead. I only beg of you to choose the right path in life that don't bring no-good and selfish behaviors and don't be like your mother, who found potions more worthy than the family she brought together.

Your Father
Harold Wynne