"Crazy? Robin, this is insanity," the Doctor murmured, no longer smiling. "I know all about the creativeness of the Infinite World theory and how it is very possible that anything can potentially exist, but this place is trying to fit us into the universe. It's as if J K Rowling wrote us into her story," the Doctor spoke before glancing back at the kids. "But you are right, it is very strange that we have been asked to do this...judging by their age there should be someone else teaching them, but what grabs my attention most is that we have been chosen to take a job that has one of the highest fatality rates."<br/><br/>"Coincidence? I think not," the Doctor spoke before suddenly pausing. "Wait, what do you mean I can't teach them Patronus? I can teach them Patronus is I want, its my class!" The Doctor exclaimed before turning to the kids again. "Everyone get out your wands and prepare to learn about the Patronus Charm. Believe me, this will really help you in one or two years time."<br/><br/>"Sir, do you not think that may be a bit much for us? We have only just begun learning about Defensive Spells after all," Hermione chirped.<br/><br/>"Awww come on guys, it'll be fun. Don't let my wife win an argument again, it's humiliating!" The Doctor exclaimed before turning his back to them again and lowering his voice to a whisper. "Another out of character moment. Hermione Granger doesn't want to learn about advanced spells," the Doctor murmured, his golden eyes watching the kids carefully out of the corner of his eye. "Ron Weasley loses his temper over a comment that would be considered mad ravings in a magical world and Harry Potter starts insisting that I teach them. Sounds more than a little strange, don't you think?"