Of course it would be one of the timid and fearful little first years to make the mess. Harrison couldn't help but to roll his eyes at the stuttering apologies being made. It only added to the frustration of the fifth year and it was becoming quite evident that he was annoyed. Though the annoyance had increased simply because of the other boy's behavior. It was sad, really, to be such a stuttering fool.

"S-s-sorry doesn't quite cut it," he answered in a mocking tone, mimicking the stutter of the the other boy with his eyes darting back and forth as if he were looking for the quickest escape path possible. He rolled his eyes again. "You should know better," he added, not about to let the kid get off that easy.

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