The Baron was exceptionally relieved to leave the sorting room, which had been getting rather cramped. Although it had been a somewhat enlightening experience, he now found himself filled with a great deal of questions, such as where to find decent rooms, where that library was, and, how to find the Muggle Studies Department. The hat had left him
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It was spring, after all.
"You're sorted, then?" he said in greeting. "Has someone shown you to where you'll be staying?"
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"If it is like Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, there will be plenty of rooms you can, can look at, and choose from." Picking the one he eventually decided was best, he lead the Baron down the stone-lined hall. "It's not very organized, no. The Sorting Hat seems to be mostly in charge, although I know there is a headmistress as well."
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"So then, if I have understood properly, wizards. . . use wands. But, apparently, not all people are wizards." Wizards. . . not a word he'd ever expected to use seriously in a conversation. He still wasn't sure how it applied to him. "So then, is it because they don't have the wand technology, or, because they don't have the inherent ability?"
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