The things they have to do right this time around is daunting. Before it was merely living through the war and ensuring that Voldemort didn't win. Now, as well as ensuring that - which they can hope goes better knowing all they know but they can't be sure - they have so many other things.

Making sure that people lived to go on with their lives - like Teddy not becoming an orphan in a day. They had to get Ginny and the twins free from their mother and both alive. They had to make sure that Draco didn't become his father's son, and that the Death Eaters didn't have time to scatter to the ends of the Earth. Fighting Voldemort might be easier now, but it's not like it's the only task they have ahead of them. There's so much more.

It was interesting knowing that some things knew this wasn't right, that things had been reset. The Sorting Hat had known it. She suspected Nearly Headless Nick did as well. Some the portraits seemed confused. It was confusing but also meant parts of the castle were on their side. That was comforting in so many knew ways.

"Work with them, see what we can find out. We need all the allies we can have, and we need to see what we can learn to save as many as we can." She's not sure they can save everyone, but she wants to do everything they can do to keep as many of them alive as possible."

She nods, chuckling. "Life seems to run together, doesn't it? All the memories then with now. You think he might help us?" She smirks at him. "Or help you," she says, leaning in. "You know, I neer noticed it the first time around, and maybe it's because you weren't a Slytherin, but he has a tiny crush I think."

Her eyes light up teasing him, snuggling in close to him. "We could come out of his running Hogwarts," she whispers. "It's not a horrible idea." Not if they wanted to ensure a safe life for all children who became wizards and witches.

Laughing at him talking about her hair, looking up into his eyes. "I... I'm glad we're in this together."