"I'll let them know, Remy. I'll make sure they don't act like idiots this time, either. I know it's usually their fault that you don't speak to each other, and I'd hate to see them screw it up again," he assured, inwardly proud that his little lure had worked out so well. Unlike the headstrong Lestrange brothers, he was convinced Remedios could be coaxed into thinking like a pureblood should as long as they didn't come on to strongly. He would have to speak to Rodolphus and Rabastan as soon as he found them and either convince them to or intimidate them into being a bit less hostile toward the girl. This situation required delicacy.<br/><br/>Noticing Remus' clear desire to contradict everything he said the moment he left him alone with the blonde, the Slytherin changed the mood back to a happy one with another smile and tried to distract the Gryffindor for the time being. "So, Remus, what N.E.W.T.s are you looking take this year? I'm looking at Potions, DAtDA, Transfiguration, Charms, and Herbology myself. Trying to become a Ministry Hit Wizard," he lied with a grin, hoping to earn the trust of the person Remy seemed to look up to most.<br/><br/>Aboard the train, Karin recovers enough composure to leave her compartment (making sure to keep her luggage firmly placed around the seats so no one would try to steal it while she was gone) and knocked on the door to Symphony's compartment before slowly opening the door and sticking her head in awkwardly. "Hey. I guess I didn't give you a real thank you before for telling off Lestrange like that, so thanks," she said quietly, looking just to the side of the Hufflepuff's head. She didn't really enjoy having to thank someone else for standing up for her when it wasn't asked for, but she knew this year would be more difficult than others and it wouldn't be good to alienate one of the few people willing to stand up for her. Besides, Symphony was currently alone in her compartment, so it wasn't too awkward to initiate the conversation herself.