Neville shifted awkwardly again. He'd been there with Harry, saw how violently he interrogated Terry Boot, then how mutinously quiet he was after recovering the wandering souls of Hermione's parents. It was only now that Neville realised that Harry's anger was disproportionate to the event, as usually it was only the greatest of violations that were enough to stun Harry to silence ... he usually preferred abrasive language and the casual destruction of his property to that. And then he'd kept everyone away from the funeral, and Hermione would have be too upset to notice him doing anything unusual ... the question was, what had he done? Or, more importantly, why?