"They do," Evangeline agreed. It was nice, honestly, to hear such a viewpoint from someone else. She had spent more of her life than she'd have liked surrounded by people who struggled to view muggles as fully-fledged people. Eva herself was hardly an expert--she did still live in Hogsmeade, and as a result had little meaningful interaction with muggles, so perhaps she didn't really have room to judge. Still. She appreciated hearing the sentiment from someone else.

"Sometimes I think that some things are so integral to our lives that it's hard to imagine what it must be like to have never had it," Eva said thoughtfully. "I can't imagine not knowing about magic, so I don't know that ideas muggles come up with would occur to me, which makes them more fascinating."

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