She continued arranging the corns as she listened to her classmates' responses. There were some interesting points! However, when the professor wrapped up the question she realised that she could not remember a single answer, not even her own. She hoped there would not be a test on this - she planned to revise the topic again using her textbook and notes, but her revisions were quite ineffective nowadays. After all the instructions were given, she decided to resume her task. She took some more corns from the box and added them to the cornfield she was creating. When she went back to the box, she was startled to see a few Gryffindors eating the corns. What the ...? She could not remember the exact words Professor Trent said, but she was pretty sure that was not what they were supposed to do. She reached into the box and pulled out a few more corns. One of them felt different somehow ... "Urgh!!! Ewww, there's a half eaten corn in here." She yelled and tossed it into the bin.

Her enthusiasm for building the cornfield now gone, she decided to move on to a different activity. The most noticeable things in the arena were the dummies that were uh, bleeding. They were supposed to have died in the cornfield, yeah? She took one by the arms and dragged it into the field. She observed it for a while from above and manipulated the limbs this way and that to try to get the most dramatic look.

Soon she was pleased with her work. She walked back to get another dummy, but was distracted by another box in her way. This one did not contain corns. She pulled out a flashlight from it and checked that it worked. This reminded her of the last set of instructions that the professor gave. Something about getting a flashlight. And ... cloak and mask! She grabbed the two items quickly before she might forget.