Meanwhile.in another part of the infirmary "Err.where.Miss. Penndel looked around concerned, then suddenly shouted, "where did Master Borough get too?" "Oh, dear! Oh, dear! Master Amery! Master Amery! He's gone, in his condition who knows what might happen to him!" She ran about looking under beds and throwing idle students about that were in her immediate vicinity. "Calm yourself, Miss. Penndel. Master Amery turned towards the window, one hand stroking his long beard. His brows contracted into deep thought. I believe that I have figured out what ails our poor Master Borough. "I know this may seem.well.a bit controversial and.um.unlikely to say the least.but. "Out with it, Dumbledore!" An irritated Professor McGonagal snapped. She had been waiting for over an hour, and was missing time to plan for her next lessonplan. "Naturally, it will be far-fetched, but everything that happens here in essence, seems to be lately. Between pulling gentleman out of trunks, and disappearing collages, nothing you say will surprise me." She sniffed distastefully and gestured him to continue. "Well. Minerva . I" He sighed and cleared his throat. "I don't think this is like pulling.err.people from a trunk but I'll give it my best effort to make it sound normal." She eyed him but said nothing. "I believe, he declared. His finger pointing to the sky, that it is memory loss or.um.displacement of memories, I should say." "Displacement of what? How does something like that occur!? Most importantly how do we solve it!? And anyways Dumbledore, that is the most FAR-FETCHED theory I have ever heard, complete rubbish!" McGonagal crossed her arms and skeptically argued. "We need a real answer. No one, especially not now, can afford to allow Snape to be running around thinking he's someone else! It's unthinkable." "There's no reason to get.upset.about this little.problem." Albus eased. "We need to find him anyhow, he's run off, all tell Argus to keep an eye out for him. The only good thing about this costume is it is kind of intimidating. He walked down the great stairs and swept threw a crowd of boys, that parted like the red sea for him.