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Arriving in the great hall, you see that all of the long tables have been removed and replaced with lots of small, round tables dotted around, with tables full of people of all shapes and sizes.

You spot the older students quickly. They take up the majority of the far side and are playing with spells. Their clothes change with a word, as does their hair and the decorations around them. One girl seems to love balloons.

The Headmaster, Mr Longwood and a couple of other teachers make up another table. Students approach on occasion but the teachers mostly seem to spend their time making sure everyone is acting appropriately, giving out points, or in the case of Mr Longwood openly drooling over his students.

A little clump of younger classmates make up the tables nearest to you. One girl has her head stuck in a book, while another is snacking.