He would pat them awkwardly on the shoulder and wait for Angelina or one of the other girls to notice his distress and offer the upset student a sympathetic ear and the occasional glass of pumpkin juice . He marveled at how easily they did it . Comfort , like schoolwork , was another thing he had to work at . He recalled how Ginny looked at the ill - fated Quidditch practice earlier that morning .
Why is the subject so patient with the likes of Ginny and others ?
Pick the best answer from the following options:
A. None of the above choices .
B. The subject is a good parent .
C. The subject is a good boss .
D. The subject is a learned teacher .


D