It doesn't. Yet. And it's not even like Hogwarts. My ancestors did have their funny little ways, so I imagine my home is especially sensitive to muggle things. But I'm sure it's just a matter of bewitching it correctly.

That's true, but I highly doubt that the one day I happen to go is the one day the huns have decided to restart the attack. Jolly unlucky coincidence, if that were the case.

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There's probably a shop or something of the sort in Diagon Alley that could get it to work for you.

That's the way a lot of people think. Why would you want to go into London, anyway? It's got to be a terrible site to see.

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Oh, of course you're right. I'll have to do that.

I'll skip the carnage and go straight to Diagon Alley which, I'm going to assume, is relatively in tact. Hopefully.

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I can't imagine Diagon Alley being affected by the bombings. There's way too much magic surrounding it, I think.

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