Professor McGonagall returned to her seat and said, "You can still tell that Ron's state of mind is much better than it used to be."
"After last week's match, it was as though he had learned how to adjust himself and recover as quickly as possible... I think Molly must be very happy about that."
Professor Flitwick nodded in agreement. "Yes! I can sense it when I've been helping the students review lately. Mr. Weasley has a solid foundation; he simply lacks some confidence."
"When he lacks confidence, his thoughts become muddled. As a result, his spellwork fluctuates with his state of mind, sometimes strong and sometimes weak. But this has improved considerably since last year."
"It should be because he mastered the Patronus Charm." Professor McGonagall recalled, "At the time, I saw them practicing the Patronus Charm over and over in an abandoned classroom."
"The Patronus Charm is an excellent spell!" Professor Flitwick picked up the thread. "I've also been encouraging the students to practice it..."
"Now that Wizet's books are helping, the difficulty of practicing this spell has decreased quite a bit. It's much easier to work on."
His eyes suddenly lit up. "Speaking of which, Wizet gave me another revised draft a few days ago. There's a line in it that I especially like."
"He wrote it like this... Let the spell bloom like flowers, released from within and flowing outward in the most natural way..."
"Let me guess..." Professor McGonagall smiled as well. "There should have been another sentence before that... something like, 'Luna told me'?"
"That's right!" Professor Flitwick laughed too. "If Wizet had written it himself, I imagine that sentence would have been much simpler."
"But I prefer this sort of phrasing..." His voice dropped considerably, as though he were worried Wizet might overhear