Hermione hadn’t. Sir Gellert Grindelwald, the King’s right-hand-man, was tall and golden, with burnished-bronze hair and an unlined face that belied his age, which was reportedly close to that of the King himself. Rumour had it that they had been friends from boyhood. As Dumbledore’s chief advisor, his significance was unquestionably massive; he had of course been present at dinner, seated at the High Table by the King.