When Pansy returned to her father’s home, it was to discover to her displeasure that Theodore Nott was expected for dinner. She was unsure if she was ready to be in his company and still act normally. He returned again to discussing how much he had once heard about her, seeming to wish to have her ask what and who had spoken of her to him. But the topic which had aroused her curiosity before now simply made her feel uncomfortable and a little ashamed.  