"Then I'll just have to teach you," Newt tells her, smiling. "That is, if you would like." He doesn't want to presume what Tina might want; he's presumed enough of other women in the past, and it didn't end well for him.

It's an incredible thing to consider, really. How Tina Goldstein ended up in his bed. And now they're off to tend to his creatures together. The warmth exuding from such a moment catches in his heart like the flame of a candle, illuminating some part of himself he forgot even existed: the part of him hoping to make moments like this part of his life someday.

"The Mooncalves are the easiest," he explains. "They're gentle and will be happy to devour whatever you put in front of them."