Watching the house elf as he wandered over and rambled on, Jeremy couldn't help but watch in fascination at this creature that was quite blunt... and not quite intelligent. Blinking once, he thought for a moment. "I must say, you must be mistaken. You have just said what you were saying you haven't said." He reasoned. Oh, at least his students were not here to watch this.

Searching through his memory, he was quite certain that he had met this house elf before. And said elf certainly had a reputation among his students and fellow staff. Unless multiple house elves were called Woopy and had such a personality.

Jeremy couldn't help but wonder if the Head Master knew about how poorly this house elf behaved towards professors and students. Not wanting to upset the man, he decided that it was not his business to go and ask personally. After all, he quite enjoyed his job.

Shaking his head slightly, he smiled. "Muggles are fascinating for the simple fact that they don't have magic. They must do their daily routine getting by on wit and creativity alone. While we can have our homes clean by a snap of our fingers, as well as travel from one place to another just as simply. They have to travel for a much longer time, with more effort. How would one born of magic fair without said advantages that we have with our gifts? Our daily lives are surrounded by magic that we take for granted. If one were to look at it that way, muggles are far more interesting than any magical being." He pointed out. A point to which he would make to his students whenever possible.