            Luna launched into an uncharacteristically shy telling of her newfound relationship with Charlie. As part of Hogwarts’s new curriculum, guest lecturers had been brought in throughout the semester. As a seventh year, and already being of-age, Luna had been chosen to aid the guests in instrumenting their courses. When McGonagall asked Charlie to give lessons on dragon studies, he fell into a quick friendship with his student aide. A few Hogsmeade trips later, and after more than a few rendezvous in the Room of Requirement, Luna and Charlie had become an item. Hermione thought it was brilliant. Ginny did too, once she got over her shock that Charlie—famous for his self-proclaimed anti-dating policy—had actually managed to "bag a bird,’ as Ginny so succinctly put it.