Goodbye & Never See You Again
One question had always troubled her: why had Heathcliff returned to Wuthering Heights? Had he not met a woman better than Catherine in the outside world?
Going back was never easy, especially now that he was no longer as weak as he had been in childhood. He could have continued making his way in the outside world, so why get tangled up with that ignorant Catherine again?
And there was the "great" Gatsby too. Why were men always so obsessed with the first love they could never have?
Pomona put on trousers and a T-shirt, then pulled on her Beatles boots, dressing herself like a Muggle.
The outfit was very light and convenient. For where they were about to go, a floor-length gown would have been far too cumbersome.
Adventure did not belong to men alone. In Harry Potter's journey to save the world, Hermione had played the crucial role of strategist.
Compared to Hermione's schemes, Luna Lovegood's plan had been far less meticulous. She had acted entirely on inspiration and instinct.
When Harry asked how they would get to London, Luna immediately said that they would fly there, of course. No one had thought to communicate properly with Severus, confirm whether Sirius was truly in trouble, before hurriedly slipping out from under everyone's watch and "rushing toward freedom."
Instinct and intuition were not always useful. A sparrow seeing breadcrumbs in a trap wanted to eat them, overlooking the danger around it. The children of Dumbledore's Army had wanted to help Harry, while Harry had been fixated on saving Sirius. In the end, they had fallen into Voldemort's trap.
Behind her came the rustling sound of someone else getting dressed.
She had never asked what he had done after hearing the information Harry had