Unlike the Manor’s Great Hall, which was reserved and coolly elegant, the main dining area of the Burrow was a loud, noisy chamber filled with countless long wooden benches and illuminated by more guttering tallow candles. Nor was there a High Table, a discovery which she only prevented Draco from commenting scathingly on by stepping on his foot. Instead, the Duke, Duchess, and their noble children ate mingled among the commoners like one immense huddle.