March 19th, 1891

Miss Tabitha Chevalier,

I hope this letters finds you well. I have a sort of odd question for you: If you suspected that an ingredient was tainted, but you were not sure, what would you do with it? Thank you for your thoughts on this.

Sinc.,
Noble Greengrass

Tabitha Chevalier

  

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March 20th, 1891

Mr. Greengrass,

Unfortunately, in the interest of safety, if I had even an inkling that something I was to use in a potion was tainted, I would toss the entire batch and anything I may have accidentally used it in. I could not in good conscience, dream of using something I thought to have gone off or be unsuitable in any way.

I fear that was probably not the answer you were looking for, but in my professional opinion, the right choice.

Sincerely,
T. Chevalier

  

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March 21st, 1891

Miss Tabitha Chevalier,

Oh, I would never use an ingredient like that in a potion I was giving to anyone for the reasons you've outlined. But if you wanted to know, whether or not something was wrong with an ingredient — what would you do?

Sinc.,
Noble Greengrass

  

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March 22nd, 189

Mr. Greengrass,

I do suppose, pending the ingredient and what you think is wrong with it, there may be a test or two to try on it. It really does depend on what you think may be wrong with it.

If it was already in a potion, again, pending on its purpose, you may be able to test it somehow, but it really is circumstantial.

I'm not being much help, I'm afraid. Is there something I can take a look at for you?

Sincerely,
T. Chevalier

  

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absolute beauty by MJ

March 23rd, 1891

Miss Tabitha Chevalier,

Thank you, this has been very helpful.

Do you have any idea as to what could cause a potion to be far stronger than it ought to be?

Sinc.,
Noble Greengrass

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March 24th, 1891

Mr. Greengrass,

Any number of things could cause a potion to change strength, most of which I am sure you know about. A brewing process mishap, contaminated ingredient, too much of one thing, not enough of another. Is there a particular potion or ingredient you are concerned about? I may be able to try a couple of things if you have a sample?

Sincerely,
T. Chevalier

  

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absolute beauty by MJ

March 25th, 1891

Miss Tabitha Chevalier,

The potion is a draught of peace; I've brewed it twice as to typical standards and have had the same result. I believe that my previous supplies of a few ingredients — which I have obviously isolated — may be the culprit. I've enclosed a sample of the draught of peace; as you'll notice, it seems to be fine (unless one consumes it.)

Sinc.,
Noble Greengrass

  

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