The day was winding down when Ron and Harry left Gringotts eight hours later. Once more, Ron had proven his recently acquired knowledge of legal matters. If, after Hogwarts, he wanted to pursue a career in law, Harry could see him doing spectacularly. He had asked once how a subject as dry as law texts could hold Ron's interest, but his friend had only shrugged, "It's like in chess, but on a bigger scale. You have to know all the rules and their little loopholes to be able to work around them. There is literally nothing you can't achieve with the Wizengamot if you know the right law and precedent cases. It's dry and boring as hell, but when you get to the bottom of it, it's not all that complicated, just really out of date." Harry had offered to pay for Ron's law studies so he could become a solicitor. But his friend had shaken his head empathically. "No, thanks. I would never want to deal with idiots who think of themselves in the right day in and day out. I learn this to represent the Black Family to the best of my ability. That's enough."