Гарри Поттер и тайная комната
The Burrow
"Let’sleavethemtoit,"RonmutteredtoHarryasMrs.Weasleyswelledlikeabullfrog."Comeon,I’llshowyoumybedroom."
Theyslippedoutofthekitchenanddownanarrowpassagewaytoanunevenstaircase,whichwounditsway,zigzaggingupthroughthehouse. Onthethirdlanding,adoorstoodajar.Harryjustcaughtsightofapairofbrightbrowneyesstaringathimbeforeitclosedwithasnap.
"Ginny,"saidRon."Youdon’tknowhowweirditisforhertobethisshy.Shenevershutsupnormally—"
Theyclimbedtwomoreflightsuntiltheyreachedadoorwithpeelingpaintandasmallplaqueonit,sayingRONALD’SROOM.
Harrysteppedin,hisheadalmosttouchingtheslopingceiling,andblinked.Itwaslikewalkingintoafurnace:NearlyeverythinginRon’sroomseemedtobeaviolentshadeoforange:thebedspread,thewalls,eventheceiling. ThenHarryrealizedthatRonhadcoverednearlyeveryinchoftheshabbywallpaperwithpostersofthesamesevenwitchesandwizards,allwearingbrightorangerobes,carryingbroomsticks,andwavingenergetically.
"YourQuidditchteam?"saidHarry.
"TheChudleyCannons,"saidRon,pointingattheorangebedspread,whichwasemblazonedwithtwogiantblackC’sandaspeedingcannonball."Ninthintheleague."
Ron’sschoolspellbookswerestackeduntidilyinacorner,nexttoapileofcomicsthatallseemedtofeatureTheAdventuresofMartinMiggs,theMadMuggle.