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He
made
it
much
better
,
Percival
remarked
as
he
put
an
armful
of
hibiscus
into
Michael
s
floating
bath
.
Who
did
?
said
Michael
.
Howl
,
said
Percival
.
There
were
only
bushes
at
first
,
and
they
were
quite
small
and
dry
.
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You
remember
being
here
before
?
Michael
asked
excitedly
.
He
had
by
no
means
given
up
his
idea
that
Percival
might
be
Prince
Justin
.
I
think
I
was
here
with
the
Witch
,
Percival
said
doubtfully
.
They
fetched
two
bathloads
of
flowers
.
Sophie
noticed
that
when
they
came
in
the
second
time
,
Michael
spun
the
knob
over
the
door
several
times
.
That
must
have
something
to
do
with
keeping
the
Witch
out
.
Then
of
course
there
were
the
Midsummer
garlands
to
make
.
That
took
a
long
time
.
Sophie
had
meant
to
leave
Michael
and
Percival
to
do
that
,
but
Michael
was
too
busy
asking
Percival
cunning
questions
and
Percival
was
very
slow
at
the
work
.
Sophie
knew
what
made
Michael
excited
.
There
was
a
sort
of
air
about
Percival
,
as
if
he
expected
something
to
happen
soon
.
It
made
Sophie
wonder
just
how
much
in
the
power
of
the
Witch
he
still
was
.
She
had
to
make
most
of
the
garlands
.
Any
thoughts
she
might
have
had
about
staying
and
helping
Howl
against
the
Witch
vanished
.
Howl
,
who
could
have
made
all
the
garlands
just
by
waving
his
hand
,
was
now
snoring
so
loudly
she
could
hear
him
right
through
the
shop
.
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They
were
so
long
making
the
garlands
that
it
was
time
to
open
the
shop
before
they
had
finished
.
Michael
fetched
them
bread
and
honey
,
and
they
ate
while
they
dealt
with
the
tremendous
first
rush
of
customers
.
Although
Midsummer
Day
,
in
the
way
of
holidays
,
had
turned
out
to
be
a
gray
and
chilly
day
in
Market
Chipping
,
half
the
town
came
,
dressed
in
fine
holiday
clothes
,
to
buy
flowers
and
garlands
for
the
festival
.
There
was
the
usual
jostling
crowd
out
in
the
street
.
So
many
people
came
into
the
shop
that
it
was
getting
on
midday
before
Sophie
finally
stole
away
up
the
stairs
and
through
the
broom
cupboard
.
They
had
taken
so
much
money
,
Sophie
thought
as
she
stole
about
,
packing
up
some
food
and
her
old
clothes
in
a
bundle
,
that
Michael
s
hoard
under
the
hearthstone
would
be
ten
times
the
size
.
Have
you
come
to
talk
to
me
?
asked
Calcifer
.