Antonin relaxed his no Daily Prophet rule with Oliver out of the house. While there was a legitimate concern that their son would be able to read all of the lies and propaganda in the castle, they had to trust that he knew his parents well enough to not believe everything that was written about them. Every day since the attack, Antonin came home with at least one newspaper to share. Some of the Daily Prophet's disparaging coverage of the Dolohovs, Hermione especially, dissipated with the excitement of the Yaxleys" attack, but they both knew it was only a matter of time before it started up again at full volume. Albert Runcorn made his loyalty known . They couldn't rely on him or the propaganda machine he was in charge of to help them. Just as well, in Hermione's thoughts. She never much cared for the man.