Lady Ginevra Weasley strode purposefully through the corridors of the Tower. With the departure of all the guests on the previous day, the castle was painfully empty; the only people in residence were herself, assorted family members, her fiancé, Dumbledore, and Grindelwald. Plus countless house-servants, of course, but there was no need to count them: Ginny certainly did not. Though the House of Weasley had long since become too poor to maintain a full contingent of house-servants, she treated them as her birthright and was not discomfited by their presence.