"I think there's a point were you can't tell the difference."

Elisa didn't react to the mention of magic with skepticism, which would have been her default reaction a few years ago. She didn't even react with fear or alarm. Instead, she took the word - and the admission that came with it - in her stride. She considered herself to be a good judge of character - more often than not, a detective had to rely on their gut - and, whatever else he was, Harry wasn't dangerous.

"You mean you went to a school that taught you magic?" she asked, with genuine curiosity, "You didn't have to teach yourself?"