But unlike his last stand alone one-worded response, this isn't flippant; filler, maybe, as Lucius reconsidered Snape sitting across from him over the top of his wine glass. Navigating dangerously close to certain topics they might be, Lucius is not actually keen to get into an argument about who has what and goes along with, instead, the intended meaning of the words being spoken.
"And so I take it Bermuda," if we're just going to call it that, now, wherever it was, "put you out of step." He guesses that Snape is not taking about the younger Malfoys, the recent Bellatrix, or even Lily Potter.
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But unlike his last stand alone one-worded response, this isn't flippant; filler, maybe, as Lucius reconsidered Snape sitting across from him over the top of his wine glass. Navigating dangerously close to certain topics they might be, Lucius is not actually keen to get into an argument about who has what and goes along with, instead, the intended meaning of the words being spoken.
"And so I take it Bermuda," if we're just going to call it that, now, wherever it was, "put you out of step." He guesses that Snape is not taking about the younger Malfoys, the recent Bellatrix, or even Lily Potter.