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RON: You heard it's the most... |
HARRY: Haunted building in Britain. I know. |
HARRY: What's going on? |
RON: Probably Neville forgot the password again. |
NEVILLE: Hey. |
RON: Oh, you're there. |
PERCY: Let me through, please. |
PERCY: Excuse me! I'm Head Boy! |
PERCY: Get back, all of you. |
PERCY: No one is to enter this dormitory until it's been searched. |
GINNY: The Fat Lady! She's gone! |
RON: Serves her right. |
RON: She was a terrible singer. |
HERMIONE: It's not funny, Ron. |
PERCY: Keep calm, everyone. Break into fours. |
PERCY: Back to your common room. |
PERCY: Be quiet. Make way. |
PERCY: The headmaster's here. |
FILCH: Come on, move. |
PERCY: You heard. Move! |
DUMBLEDORE: Mr. Filch? Round up the ghosts. |
DUMBLEDORE: Tell them to search every painting in the castle to find the Fat Lady. |
FILCH: There's no need for ghosts, professor. |
FILCH: The Fat Lady's there. |
PERCY: Mind where you're going! Slow down! |
PERCY: You listen! I'm Head Boy! |
PERCY: Come back here! |
DUMBLEDORE: Keep moving! |
DUMBLEDORE: Dear lady, who did this to you? |
FAT LADY: Eyes like the devil, he's got, and a soul as dark as his name. |
FAT LADY: It's him, headmaster. |
FAT LADY: The one they all talk about. |
FAT LADY: He's here, somewhere in the castle! |
FAT LADY: Sirius Black! |
DUMBLEDORE: Secure the castle, Mr. Filch. |
DUMBLEDORE: The rest of you, to the Great Hall. |
FILCH: I've searched the Astronomy Tower and the Owlery. |
FILCH: There's nothing there. |
DUMBLEDORE: Thank you. |
TEACHER: The third floor's clear too, sir. |
DUMBLEDORE: Very good. |
SNAPE: I've done the dungeons. |
SNAPE: No sign of Black, nor anywhere else in the castle. |
DUMBLEDORE: I didn't really expect him to linger. |
SNAPE: Remarkable feat, don't you think? |
SNAPE: To enter Hogwarts Castle on one's own completely undetected? |
DUMBLEDORE: Quite remarkable, yes. |
SNAPE: Any theories on how he managed it? |
DUMBLEDORE: Many. Each as unlikely as the next. |
SNAPE: You may recall prior to the start of term I expressed concerns about your appointment of Professor... |
DUMBLEDORE: Not a single professor inside this castle would help Sirius Black enter it. |
DUMBLEDORE: I'm quite convinced the castle is safe and I'm more than willing to send the students to their houses. |
SNAPE: What about Potter? |
SNAPE: Should he be warned? |
DUMBLEDORE: Perhaps. But for now, let him sleep. |
DUMBLEDORE: For in dreams, we enter a world that's entirely our own. |
DUMBLEDORE: Let them swim in the deepest ocean or glide over the highest cloud. |
SNAPE: Turn to page 394. |
HARRY: Excuse me, sir. |
HARRY: Where's Professor Lupin? |
SNAPE: That's not really your concern, is it, Potter? |
SNAPE: Suffice it to say your professor finds himself incapable of teaching at the present time. |
SNAPE: Turn to page 394. |
RON: Werewolves? |
HERMIONE: Sir, we just learned about red caps and hinkypunks. |
HERMIONE: We're not meant to start that for weeks. |
SNAPE: Quiet. |
RON: When did she come in? |
RON: Did you see her come in? |
SNAPE: Now, which one of you can tell me the difference between an Animagus and a werewolf? |
SNAPE: No one? |
SNAPE: How disappointing. |
HERMIONE: Please, sir. |
HERMIONE: An Animagus is a wizard who elects to turn into an animal. |
HERMIONE: A werewolf has no choice. |
HERMIONE: With each full moon he no longer remembers who he is. |
HERMIONE: He'd kill his best friend. |
HERMIONE: Furthermore, The werewolf only responds to the call of its own kind. |
SNAPE: Thank you, Mr. Malfoy. |
SNAPE: That's the second time you've spoken out of turn, Miss Granger. |
SNAPE: Are you incapable of restraining yourself or do you take pride in being an insufferable know-it-all? |
RON: He's got a point, you know. |
SNAPE: Five points from Gryffindor. |
SNAPE: As an antidote to your ignorance, and on my desk, by Monday morning two rolls of parchment on the werewolf, with emphasis on recognizing it. |
HARRY: It's Quidditch tomorrow. |
SNAPE: Then I suggest you take extra care, Mr. Potter. |
SNAPE: Loss of limb will not excuse you. |
SNAPE: Page 394. |
SNAPE: "The term ""werewolf"" is a contraction of the Anglo-Saxon word ""were"" which means ""man,"" and ""wolf."" Werewolf, man-wolf." |
SNAPE: There are several ways to become a werewolf. |
SNAPE: They include being given the power of shape-shifting being bitten by a werewolf... |
CROWD: Go Go Gryffindor!! |
HERMIONE: Go, Harry! Go, Harry! |
DUMBLEDORE: Aresto momentum! |
RON: He looks a bit peaky, doesn't he? |
FRED: Peaky? |
FRED: What do you expect? |
FRED: He fell over 100 feet. |
GEORGE: Let's walk you off a tower and see what you look like. |
HARRY: Probably a right sight better than he normally does. |
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