Remembrall
The first thing I smell when I walk through the door of Weasley's Wizard Wheezes is a whole bunch of sweet. I really can't explain all of the strange scents competing for my attention, but I mustn't get distracted. I have to find a Remembrall.
It is going to be incredibly hard to figure out where it is, though. The shop is packed to the rafters, with bright prank type things that would probably be a lot of fun on any other given day. To make matters worse, my head is absolutely thumping from a long day of gathering my school supplies, and this loud, cramped shop is really not helping whatsoever.
To stay focused, I keep repeating a frantic, sing-song chant in my head: Remembrall, Remembrall, Remembrall! If I don't keep reminding myself, I know the exhaustion will win, and I'll completely forget what I'm looking for.
Then, through the crowd, I spot a glint of light. Resting on a velvet cushion in a glass case is a small, clear orb. I grab it quickly and weave through the bustling crowd to get to the counter.
"Is this truly a Remembrall?" I ask the man behind the counter, rubbing my aching temples.
He nods with a smile, explaining how the clever device was designed to help forgetful witches and wizards, and how the smoke inside swirls a dark scarlet if you've forgotten something. I hand over my Galleons, pocket the cool glass ball, and step back out into the alleyway.
Finally, my shopping is done!
It is going to be incredibly hard to figure out where it is, though. The shop is packed to the rafters, with bright prank type things that would probably be a lot of fun on any other given day. To make matters worse, my head is absolutely thumping from a long day of gathering my school supplies, and this loud, cramped shop is really not helping whatsoever.
To stay focused, I keep repeating a frantic, sing-song chant in my head: Remembrall, Remembrall, Remembrall! If I don't keep reminding myself, I know the exhaustion will win, and I'll completely forget what I'm looking for.
Then, through the crowd, I spot a glint of light. Resting on a velvet cushion in a glass case is a small, clear orb. I grab it quickly and weave through the bustling crowd to get to the counter.
"Is this truly a Remembrall?" I ask the man behind the counter, rubbing my aching temples.
He nods with a smile, explaining how the clever device was designed to help forgetful witches and wizards, and how the smoke inside swirls a dark scarlet if you've forgotten something. I hand over my Galleons, pocket the cool glass ball, and step back out into the alleyway.
Finally, my shopping is done!