Harry had been offered the privilege of saying whatever he wanted to at the commemoration. Though feeling the pressure to do so, Harry knew he had never been the best at public speaking, ever since Muggle primary school. So when Kingsley had mentioned that the ceremony would involve what was to be called a Reading of the Names – the names of the Fallen Fifty – Harry had jumped at the chance to do that. It was simple; he didn't have to worry about prose or memorize anything (certainly not the names of people who had died in part for him); and it would keep the focus largely off of him.