Oliver nodded. He clearly felt the same way. "They're Muggles," he explained rather sadly, "they don't get it, you know?" His own parents were Muggles, and so he seemed to understand, eve if he didn't like it. It was a mystery to Percy - he couldn't imagine his parents withdrawing him - but then he supposed Oliver would know better than he would. "But," Oliver continued, and smiled in a sort of reassuring way, "on the bright side, Perce, you're a bloody hero. McGonagall says you saved her life, you got a hundred points! Snape was livid." He grinned at the memory. "Nobody's going to dare say you're not a Gryffindor anymore!"