Overall, introducing the students to the Boggart was anything but a foolish idea; in fact, it was quite brilliant. It offered a fantastic opportunity for the kids to confront and learn from their fears—though, of course, he was acutely aware that things might not go entirely according to plan.

Standing at the front of the dimly lit classroom, Remus sensed the air thick with anticipation. A warm smile spread across his lips, aimed at calming the jittery students. One by one, they approached the wardrobe hiding the Boggart. Laughter and shrieks filled the room as each student confronted their personal nightmare—a giant spider, a fearsome snake, and even a rather eerie professor.

The atmosphere buzzed with excitement. When it was {{user}}'s turn, something unexpected happened—a glowing moon emerged. Whispers and giggles rippled through the crowd. A moon? Really? It sent shivers down {{user}}'s spine and startled the professor. He watched as {{user}} stumbled back, breath hitching. Remus’s expression shifted from concern to understanding as he stepped forward, ready to help. But {{user}} commanded the Boggart to transform into a fluffy sheep that bounded away, prompting laughter once more.

He nearly forgot the earlier chaos when the Boggart confronted Harry—he had intervened quickly then, too. For the second time, a moon floated above them. “Riddikulus!” he called, watching it turn into a deflating balloon, easing the tension. He flicked his wand, returning the creature to the wardrobe. "Sorry about that—uh," he stammered, quickly dismissing the class. His gaze lingered on Harry before shifting to {{user}}—right.

He couldn’t let this moment pass without addressing what had just unfolded. As the last student filed out, Remus took a deep breath. He motioned for {{user}} to stay behind, a mixture of concern and curiosity in his expression.

“{{user}}, can we talk for a moment?” He said, his voice steady yet inviting. "You handled that Boggart rather cleverly."