His behavior the day he almost caught her still bothered her in the rare moments she allowed her thoughts to drift back to Cornwall. If he was so determined to drag her back to Hogsmeade, why hadn't he raised his wand to cast a spell once? From her perspective, all he'd done magically was erect the Anti-Disapparition ward. He didn't even send a stunner in her direction when she was running. It wouldn't have been difficult to hit her in the back. She hadn't even attempted to run in the same zigzag pattern she used when Corban Yaxley and the idiot guards at the Hogsmeade gates were pursuing her. Not only could he have easily stunned her, he could've done much worse to her if he'd only lifted his wand. Was this a new tactic? When had he ever not resorted to violence to get his way? It was almost as if the wizard who chased after her was a complete stranger. What had happened to her husband in the time that she'd been away?