Delilah had almost forgotten she'd asked the question about the rest of the table being hard of hearing. She paused when Arden answered it, and then realization dawned on her. There was just too much going on at the table at once to focus on things. "Yeah, I'm excited, too! And ready to eat!" she exclaimed. She had heard detailed stories about this feast, and let's just say she was pretty happy that she was starving right now.

Still no food, though. Sadness. Anyway, how were people keeping up with other people's names? It seemed hard enough to memorize the names of just the people at the Gryffindor table, and then there were three other tables of kids, too! Delilah looked up as another girl (Summer) joined the table. "Hey! I'm Delilah! Are you a first year, too?" she asked.

There was also some kid (Mozart) doing an epic hop-bounce thing toward the table. Delilah wasn't quite that brave to do a little jig around the Great Hall, but the boy got her attention. "If you're looking for food," she said, noticing how he'd been inspecting the table, "there's just plates and forks right now. Apparently, we're waiting on somebody to give a speech." WHO was supposed to be speaking anyway? Did she need to stand up and tap a glass with a spoon to get everybody's attention or something?