Five months or thereabouts of being addressed thus had left Harry feeling ironically empowered. Most people, especially in a place of work, dreaded to hear their surname called. It often preceded the top man being displeased with you. But for the Chosen One, who had been addressed in much worse, much more degrading terms, relished it. He was not the type who got his wand bent out of shape over someone not deigning to use his first name. Other nominal shorthand, such as "You" and "Boy" came to mind from his summers of horrors at the hands of the Dursleys, mostly from Uncle Vernon.