Gryffindor Tower, though, was only marginally friendlier to Harry than Snape's classroom. The boy playing keep-away with the food at lunch was only the first incident of the day. All afternoon, Gryffindors glared at Harry, whispered when he was in sight, and bumped into him on purpose. Two different girls spilled ink on his homework; a sixth-year boy even tripped him as he was heading out the portrait hole to his detention. Honestly, by the time he left the Common Room, he was glad to be shot of the place.