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Aunt Marge’s Big Mistake
"You’llgetthestuffingknockedoutofyou,won’tyou?"roaredUncleVernon,advancingonHarrywithhisfistraised.ButHarrystoodhisground.
"Knockingthestuffingoutofmewon’tmakeAuntMargeforgetwhatIcouldtellher,"hesaidgrimly.
UncleVernonstopped,hisfiststillraised,hisfaceanuglypuce.
"Butifyousignmypermissionform,"Harrywentonquickly,"IswearIllrememberwhereI’msupposedtogotoschool,andIllactlikeaMug—likeI’mnormalandeverything."
HarrycouldtellthatUncleVernonwasthinkingitover,evenifhisteethwerebaredandaveinwasthrobbinginhistemple.
"Right,"hesnappedfinally."IshallmonitoryourbehaviorcarefullyduringMarge’svisit.If,attheendofit,you’vetoedthelineandkepttothestory,Illsignyourruddyform."
Hewheeledaround,pulledopenthefrontdoor,andslammeditsohardthatoneofthelittlepanesofglassatthetopfellout.
Harrydidn’treturntothekitchen.Hewentbackupstairstohisbedroom.IfhewasgoingtoactlikearealMuggle,heedbetterstartnow.Slowlyandsadlyhegatheredupallhispresentsandhisbirthdaycardsandhidthemundertheloosefloorboardwithhishomework.ThenhewenttoHedwig’scage.Errolseemedtohaverecovered;heandHedwigwerebothasleep,headsundertheirwings.Harrysighed,thenpokedthembothawake.
"Hedwig,"hesaidgloomily,"you’regoingtohavetoclearoffforaweek.GowithErrol.
