"I see." Hidden in the bodice of her dress was the vial containing the Azkaban memories.  Though Draco remained unconvinced, Hermione felt it was important for Harry to witness his experience. She also wanted to borrow the Abraxas wand so she could work the magic on the Narcissa’s necklace. These visions would expose Percy’s real agenda to Harry. In all of her nightmares regarding the Ministry, the worst were the kind where no one believed her. Yet, her and Draco were prepared for this possibility. The very fact there was an evening showcasing Shacklebolt’s leadership proved how ignorant the general wizarding public was to the Ministry’s corruption concerning Purebloods and former Death Eaters. It wasn’t a mystery as to why—Wizarding Britain was just glad to see the War was over. And as was true in most abuses of power, people weren’t likely to care as long as they weren’t the ones being targeted. But for all his years fighting Voldemort, Harry had been no stranger to lies and authoritative deception. Hermione only hoped he would believe her now.