In fact, Lavender later informed her that Captain Longbottom had made some rather sharp remarks about her person, deeming her to be so changed she could scarcely be recognizable. This statement hit Pansy like a bludger to the chest, for she knew it to be true. She no longer had the beauty and freshness of youth and when she looked at Neville, she saw a wizard who had not changed, except perhaps for the better. He was the same, if perhaps a touch taller and more broad-shouldered now, completely a man with no trace of the boy remaining.