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'
I
thought
it
might
be
that
,
'
said
Sirius
,
casting
a
disdainful
look
at
the
opposite
wall
.
'S
he
'll
have
put
another
Permanent
Sticking
Charm
on
the
back
of
it
,
I
do
n't
doubt
,
but
if
I
can
get
rid
of
it
I
certainly
will
.
Now
go
away
,
Kreacher
.
'
It
seemed
that
Kreacher
did
not
dare
disobey
a
direct
order
;
nevertheless
,
the
look
he
gave
Sirius
as
he
shuffled
out
past
him
was
full
of
deepest
loathing
and
he
muttered
all
the
way
out
of
the
room
.
'
--
comes
back
from
Azkaban
ordering
Kreacher
around
,
oh
,
my
poor
mistress
,
what
would
she
say
if
she
saw
the
house
now
,
scum
living
in
it
,
her
treasures
thrown
out
,
she
swore
he
was
no
son
of
hers
and
he
's
back
,
they
say
he
's
a
murderer
too
--
'
'
Keep
muttering
and
I
will
be
a
murderer
!
'
said
Sirius
irritably
as
he
slammed
the
door
shut
on
the
elf
.
'S
irius
,
he
's
not
right
in
the
head
,
'
Hermione
pleaded
,
'
I
do
n't
think
he
realises
we
can
hear
him
.
'
'
He
's
been
alone
too
long
,
'
said
Sirius
,
'
taking
mad
orders
from
my
mother
's
portrait
and
talking
to
himself
,
but
he
was
always
a
foul
little
--
'
'
If
you
could
just
set
him
free
,
'
said
Hermione
hopefully
,
'm
aybe
--
'
'
We
ca
n't
set
him
free
,
he
knows
too
much
about
the
Order
,
'
said
Sirius
curtly
.
'
And
anyway
,
the
shock
would
kill
him
.
You
suggest
to
him
that
he
leaves
this
house
,
see
how
he
takes
it
.
'
Sirius
walked
across
the
room
to
where
the
tapestry
Kreacher
had
been
trying
to
protect
hung
the
length
of
the
wall
.
Harry
and
the
others
followed
.
The
tapestry
looked
immensely
old
;
it
was
faded
and
looked
as
though
doxys
had
gnawed
it
in
places
.
Nevertheless
,
the
golden
thread
with
which
it
was
embroidered
still
glinted
brightly
enough
to
show
them
a
sprawling
family
tree
dating
back
(
as
far
as
Harry
could
tell
)
to
the
Middle
Ages
.
Large
words
at
the
very
top
of
the
tapestry
read
:
