I added this to the end of Pansy's sheet:<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Deep inside, Pansy does feel terrible for the things she has done and the things she thinks about doing. She is a nurturer at heart, and loves being responsible for making other's lives better, even though she brought into Voldemort's ideas of what better constituted whole heartedly. That part of her is often nowhere near as prominent as the part of her that is just angry about how her life has played out so differently than she wanted. She wants to see her old foes hurt because it's the only way she knows to dull the pain she feels, and the sometimes obtuse attitude she got from the Aurors (at least before Harry took over) only fed into her resentment and anger. She often doesn't know how to react in those rare instances when people show her genuine kindness, it is the one thing that makes her psychological armor of disdain crack and let out the Pansy who's ability to commit, love, and nurture could be a truly positive thing for everyone, especially someone she settles down with.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Please let me know if that makes things better? I do a bad job of expressing what is in my head sometimes, this is sort of always how I saw her story going.<br/><br/>And yeah I had talked with Hermione about how her attitude towards Pansy which I think we agree was "she needs help" which I said was accurate. :)