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'N
ope
,
'
said
Harry
.
'
Hey
--
I
forgot
--
did
she
let
you
off
for
Friday
?
'
'N
o
,
'
said
Harry
.
Ron
groaned
sympathetically
.
It
was
another
bad
day
for
Harry
;
he
was
one
of
the
worst
in
Transfiguration
,
not
having
practised
Vanishing
Spells
at
all
.
He
had
to
give
up
his
lunch
hour
to
complete
the
picture
of
the
Bowtruckle
and
,
meanwhile
,
Professors
McGonagall
,
Grubbly-Plank
and
Sinistra
gave
them
yet
more
homework
,
which
he
had
no
prospect
of
finishing
that
evening
because
of
his
second
detention
with
Umbridge
.
To
cap
it
all
,
Angelina
Johnson
tracked
him
down
at
dinner
again
and
,
on
learning
that
he
would
not
be
able
to
attend
Friday
's
Keeper
tryouts
,
told
him
she
was
not
at
all
impressed
by
his
attitude
and
that
she
expected
players
who
wished
to
remain
on
the
team
to
put
training
before
their
other
commitments
.
'
I
'm
in
detention
!
'
Harry
yelled
after
her
as
she
stalked
away
.
'D
'
you
think
I
'd
rather
be
stuck
in
a
room
with
that
old
toad
or
playing
Quidditch
?
'
'
At
least
it
's
only
lines
,
'
said
Hermione
consolingly
,
as
Harry
sank
back
on
to
his
bench
and
looked
down
at
his
steak
and
kidney
pie
,
which
he
no
longer
fancied
very
much
.
'
It
's
not
as
it
it
's
a
dreadful
punishment
,
really
...
'
Harry
opened
his
mouth
,
closed
it
again
and
nodded
.
He
was
not
really
sure
why
he
was
not
telling
Ron
and
Hermione
exactly
what
was
happening
in
Umbridge
's
room
:
he
only
knew
that
he
did
not
want
to
see
their
looks
of
horror
;
that
would
make
the
whole
thing
seem
worse
and
therefore
more
difficult
to
face
.
He
also
felt
dimly
that
this
was
between
himself
and
Umbridge
,
a
private
battle
of
wills
,
and
he
was
not
going
to
give
her
the
satisfaction
of
hearing
that
he
had
complained
about
it
.
'
I
ca
n't
believe
how
much
homework
we
've
got
,
'
said
Ron
miserably
.
