Eden felt her whole body go still and the whole world go silent when Rosier threatened her housemate's life. Her anger melted away, replaced by pure shock. WHAT had she gotten herself into?

She took a deep breath as she contemplated his next question. Her hands shook and she didn't want her voice to shake, too. Her mind felt extra sharp despite her shaky exterior - "answer right or I commit murder" was quite motivational. And she didn't know if he could read her mind and know if she was lying...he probably wouldn't care about the inner workings of an eleven year old, though, right? But she really didn't want Ashley to die. So she'd need to find the most believable answer she could. "We could find a way to identify magical children in the muggle world at a younger age...like have a spell on muggle hospitals that alerts the magical authorities..." she suggested, face blank and drained of color. "And put the children in a special... boarding program... where they could learn about magical culture and not grow up knowing any muggles. That way they lose their connection to their muggle past and don't "pollute" the magical world." It sounded completely evil to her, but not as horrible as outright genocide, which she assumed would be the Headmaster's preferred method of eradicating muggle culture.

She felt anger bubbling up again at the thought of anyone harming her family...but Eden knew she had an Anger Management Problem, so she started playing "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield in her head to ignore any thoughts that might spark an outburst. A girl's life was on the line.