"I'm glad he's resting finally. Thanks--I think I will get another soda. I'll do the washing up," he smiled, flicking his wand at the dishes for them to go to the kitchen and was themselves. He got another soda from the fridge and returned.
"As I understand it, and I could be wrong, of course, the curse causes sort of a magical rewiring of the body's magical systems and that's part of what causes the transformation. How it happens for muggles, I have no clue but perhaps some of our muggles with magical ancestors are more likely to fall victim to the curse than others. I'm just guessing. So our new friend might need some time for him to adjust to the new sensations and symptoms that his body has. What troubles me is why his brother bit him. I mean, who does that, except Fenrir Greyback, but Fenrir is a bit different than the usual anyway. Fenrir believes that everyone should be turned to werewolves because he believes anyone not a werewolf is a lesser being. I have no idea why Jack's brother would want to inflict this sort of harm on him. Maybe Jack can fill us in when he can wrap his mind around all this I think he has a real desire to bring this all under control but doesn't know how, and I can't profess to be an expert on it by any means. Right now, I think his spirit is willing, but it's going to be a process for him to learn it. I hope Robert plans on helping him through this transition."
"Oh, by the way, they packed an assortment of movies for us, so feel free to take a look and see what you like, if anything," he said, getting the movies out of his suitcase and putting the on the coffee table, along with a bag of magical popcorn. "Have you ever used this brand? It's new, and Angus said that all you have to do is tell it what flavor you want and tap the bag with your wand. We'll see if its worth anything whenever you like."
He settled in to the chair not far from the sofa, popped the top on the soda and relaxed. "I'll try to take him out in a day or two and try to help him get new identifications and some clothes, whatever his tastes are. He'll feel more secure again if he has some things that he feels like are truly his own."