Edgar Degas Dancers in Pink painting

Edgar Degas Dancers in Pink paintingGeorge Frederick Watts Watts Hope paintingAlbert Bierstadt In the Mountains painting
She pointed her wand at the padlocked and heavily graffitied fire door beside them, which burst open with a crash. The dark corridor behind it led, as they knew from their careful scouting trips, into an empty theater. Hermione pulled the door back toward her, to make it look as thought it was still closed.
　　Little more than a minute later, there was a tiny pop and a little Ministry witch with flyaway gray hair Apparated feet from them, blinking a little in the sudden brightness: the sun had just come out from behind a cloud. She barely had time to enjoy the unexpected warmth, however, before Hermione's silent Stunning Spell hit her in the chest and she toppled over.
　　　"And now," she said, turning, back to face the other two in the alleyway, "we put on the Cloak again –"

　　　"—and we wait," Ron finished, throwing it over Hermione's head like a blanket over a birdcage and rolling his eyes at Harry.