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Hello Sir,
I realize that you are extremely busy, and may not have time to respond. Nevertheless, I would like to take this chance to introduce myself to you. My name is Dean Thomas. You may or may not have heard of me, but nearly two years ago I was removed from the camp at Epping Forrest when it was discovered that there had been a mistake it my blood status. I also realize that I may be a bit more ambitious than a person of my status, but I have no desire stronger than to serve the Lord Protector.
This is why I am writing to you. It is my responsibility, for the YPL programme, to write a person in a career of interest to me. I understand that you serve our LP in a way that many could only dream of; and by doing so you protect Him and His realm in which we are so privileged to live. I desire nothing more than to keep Him and the realm safe from miscreants that try to create unrest, and try to disturb the peace that the Lord Protector, the MLE, and you and your fellow Aurors have successfully obtained, and kept.
Through my continued endeavors here at Hogwarts, as well as with the YPL and the Sons of Wizardry, I feel that I have been a good example that no matter how bleak the situation (as in being tainted with non-magical blood), magical blood is strong and will always win in the end. I feel I am a tough person, in character and in strength and endurance. I am looking forward to the training that this summer promises to provide. I take my studies seriously; especially Potions and Dark Arts, and I enjoy attending the Dueling Club. All of these are areas in which I believe would benefit a student interested in the Auror career line.
As I have said before, I am sure you are extremely busy, however, if you do have the opportunity to respond, I seek to gain any advice you may have on pursuing this career choice, and seeking to serve the Him and the wizarding community of the protectorate. I feel I have the thirst, drive and determination it takes to follow through, and I always seek the chance to prove myself. While I am only a third year, I assure you that any advice you have to offer will not fall on idle ears.
I thank you, Sir, for the time you have taken out of your schedule to read the letter of a half blood student.
Respectfully,
Dean Thomas
