Henry nodded when the Professor confirmed his answer had been right. His moment of joy at having the Professor's attention faded when Fletcher complained rather rudely. Sighing, he hoped Fletcher's outspokenness wouldn't cause them to lose points especially after Henry had likely won them a few with his answer.

Henry wasn't close enough to Potts or Moony to hear what the girls were saying but he was certain it had to do with Fletcher's rather loud comment. He had grown used to Fletchers rather loud and energetic nature though he did find him tiring after awhile. Being on the Quidditch team meant he spent far more time around the overly excitable Third year than he would otherwise but he couldn't deny he was a pretty good Keeper.

When Professor Lissington suggested they just read about Grindylows in their book and how best to defend against them, Henry sighed. He had hoped the Professor would demonstrate the best way to defend against the creatures in class, instead of just having them read about it. As he was already on the page in his text, Henry turned his attention to his book and started reading.