Harry found the pile of Weasley gifts beneath the tree—and, to his surprise, a few others. Ron Weasley—or rather, his older brothers on Ron’s behalf—had given him a wizard’s chess set. Fred and George, apparently unable to avoid a joke, gave him an elaborately-wrapped, carefully-folded old sheet of blank parchment. Even their mother, Mrs. Weasley, had sent something—a warm, hand-knitted sweater in emerald green and a tin of homemade fudge (which didn’t go over very well with Hermione’s parents until he promised to brush his teeth after eating it). Hagrid gave him a flute that he’d seemingly whittled himself. Neville gave him a broom care kit, which Harry was thankful for, seeing as he hadn’t known they existed, let alone were essential.