Brian watched as items resized and tipped over on the floor, now motionless, the animation gone.
"Well done," Robert smiled, lowering his wand. "That seems to have done it. I trust the staff can put things to rights now. I think that one is undone."
"Then I shall get back to my sketch," Kate yawned, putting her wand away.
"And I need to get back to my own work," Michael said, leaving them.
"I'm sorry, Robert," Brian said, "I shouldn't have...."
"Brian," Robert said. "What we did was casting a net to cover the house to undo the animations. We had things running about the entire house. It wasn't particularly difficult, but I don't have that sort of power to catch that many things running about a house this size. It was a simple error of magic, not a crime. She's not doing anything a great many students have done. The difference is that student magic is contained in a classroom. She's still trying to do it by herself, and it takes us by surprise."
"I need to get her to stop that," Brian sighed.
"Yeah, well, good luck with that," Robert said.