Theodore made quite the production of greeting the Dolohovs when they finally made it to the end of the queue. To her husband's credit, Antonin was able to remain as gracious and respectful as one should be in the same situation. Hermione expected to see the slightest bit of deference on Theodore's part due to the high status that her husband held thanks to his proximity to the Dark Lord, but to her surprise, Nott was almost dismissive of the man that would likely be his next master after the inevitable downfall of their current. It was subtle, of course. Overtly insulting Antonin would be too dangerous. Theodore knew the fine line he couldn't cross. If there was any confusion as to where his loyalties lie, it was cleared up in the short interaction. Hermione met Antonin's eye as they walked away, glad to be free from the arduous expectation. What he didn't say out loud with a single look could fill volumes. When they were home alone, she knew he would be more vocal about his thoughts.