Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Warning

Mr. Filch drives Charles’ car back to Mr. Wagers’ old house together with Mrs. Finnegan. They visit the house to search for Mr. Wagers’ things left for them according to his last will. Yet, as they enter inside, they scan and inspect the drawers, cabinets, the rooms and other storage. Mr. Filch grabs a trunk to place the things they might find useful. The entire room covered with dusts, cobwebs and white clothes wrapped around its tables, chairs and mirrors eminently displaying inside the room.

In the upper corner inside of a cabinet, Mr. Filch spots on two old music boxes wrapped with transparent plastic cellophane. He picks it up, tearing the plastic cellophane apart and opens each of the boxes. The other box resembles a fibre plastic scarlet red colour with a Greek carvings and design like a Pandora’s Box while the other box has an ancient carving like a roman design for a roman king and a colour of maroon.