The Hufflepuff was still listening, and she realised that they were now talking about the Tale of The Three Brothers. This had to have been the more famous story out of the whole book. She knew this story from back to front and she knew all about the Deathly Hollows and all. It was a really good story with good lessons too.

Renesmee politely raised her hand and then smiled at the Professor. "Professor, what I learned from this story is that you should always be happy with what you've got and that you should never let vanity over take you. It'll just get you nowhere and might even end up killing you." That was true, most people disliked people that were vain anyways.

There was one more thing, Ness had learned from this story and to her this was the most important. This may have been because she herself had to under go this lesson. "Most importantly we learn from the second brother, that sometimes you just have to let go of a loved one even if you miss them terribly." You really did. You couldn't go on living your life waiting for something to happen that clearly wouldn't. When someone was gone, they were gone. You had to learn to accept that and move on so you could be happy like they'd want you to be. Nessie's small smile turned into just a little frown as she thought of her diseased best friend Galia, it had been more than three years now. It was scary to think that, but it felt good to Ness that she knew in her heart Galia would always be there. The young Hufflepuff had managed to move on now and she was living a happy life, surely Galia would have wanted that right?