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Lumos Maxima
Lumos Maxima!
Harry. Harry
Harry, open the door
Marge. How lovely to see--
Uncle vernon, l need you to sign this form
What is it?
Nothing. School stuff
Later perhaps, if you behave
l will if she does
-oh, you£¬re still here, are you? -Yes
Don£¬t say yes in that ungrateful way
Damn good of my brother to keep you
He£¬d have been straight to an orphanage if he£¬d been dumped on my doorstep
ls that my Dudders? ls that my little neffy-pooh?
Give us a kiss. Come on. Up, up
Take Marge£¬s suitcase upstairs
okay
Finish that off for Mommy. Good boy, Rippy-pooh
-Can l tempt you, Marge? -Just a small one
Excellent nosh, Petunia
A bit more
Usually just a fry-up for me, what with 12 dogs
Just a bit more. That£¬s a boy
You wanna try a little drop of brandy?
A little drop of brandy-brandy windy-wandy for Rippy-pippy-pooh?
What are you smirking at?
Where did you send the boy, vernon?
St. Brutus£¬. lt£¬s a fine institution for hopeless cases
Do they use a cane at St. Brutus£¬, boy?
Oh, yeah
Yeah. l£¬ve been beaten loads of times
Excellent. l won£¬t have this namby-pamby¡­
¡­wishy-washy nonsense about not beating people who deserve it
You mustn£¬t blame yourself about how this one turned out
lt£¬s all to do with blood. Bad blood will out
What is it the boy£¬s father did, Petunia?
Nothing. He didn£¬t work. He was unemployed
-And a drunk too, no doubt? -That£¬s a lie
-What did you say? -My dad wasn£¬t a drunk
Don£¬t worry. Don£¬t fuss, Petunia. l have a very firm grip
l think it£¬s time you went to bed
Quiet, vernon. You, clean it up
Actually, it£¬s nothing to do with the father
lt£¬s all to do with the mother. You see it all the time with dogs
lf something£¬s wrong with the bitch, then something£¬s wrong with the pup
Shut up! Shut up!
Right
Let me tell you¡­
vernon!
vernon! vernon, do something!
Stop!
l£¬ve got you, Marge. l£¬ve got you
-Hold on, hold on. -Get off
-Don£¬t you dare! -Sorry
oh, vernon
oh, God
Marge!
Please!
Marge!
Come back!
You bring her back! You bring her back now
-You put her right! -No. She deserved what she got
-keep away from me. -You can£¬t do magic outside school
-Yeah? Try me. -They won£¬t let you back now
You£¬ve nowhere to go
l don£¬t care. Anywhere is better than here
"Welcome to the knight Bus¡­
¡­emergency transport for the stranded witch or wizard
My name is Stan Shunpike, and l will be your conductor for this evening."
What you doing down there?
-l fell over. -What you fell over for?
-l didn£¬t do it on purpose. -Well, come on, then
Let£¬s not wait for the grass to grow
-What you looking at? -Nothing
Well, come on, then. ln
No, no, no. l£¬ll get this. You get in
Come on
Come on. Move on, move on
-Take her away, Ern. -Yeah, take it away, Ernie
lt£¬s going to be a bumpy ride
-What did you say your name was? -l didn£¬t
-Whereabouts are you headed? -The Leaky Cauldron. That£¬s in London
You hear that? "The Leaky Cauldron. That£¬s in London."
The Leaky Cauldron. lf you have pea soup¡­
¡­make sure you eat it before it eats you
-But the Muggles. Can£¬t they see us? -Muggles?
They don£¬t see nothing, do they?
No, but if you jab them with a fork, they feel
Ernie, little old lady at 12 o£¬clock!
Ten, nine, eight¡­
¡­seven, six, five¡­
¡­four, three, three and a half¡­
¡­two, one and three quarters
Yes!
Who is that?
That man
Who is that?
Who is--?
That is Sirius Black, that is
Don£¬t tell me you£¬ve never been hearing of Sirius Black
He£¬s a murderer
Got himself locked up in Azkaban for it
-How did he escape? -Well, that£¬s the question, isn£¬t it?
He£¬s the first one that done it
He was a big supporter of¡­
¡­You-know-Who
l reckon you£¬ve heard of him
Yeah
Him l£¬ve heard of
Ernie, two double-deckers at 12 o£¬clock
They£¬re getting closer, Ernie
Ernie, they£¬re right on top of us!
Mind your head
Hey, guys? Guys?
Why the long faces?
Yeah, yeah. Nearly there. Nearly there
-The Leaky Cauldron. -Next stop, knockturn Alley
Mr. Potter, at last
-Take it away, Ern. -Yeah, take it away, Ernie!
Room 1 1
Hedwig
Right smart bird you got there, Mr. Potter
He arrived here just five minutes before yourself
As Minister for Magic, it is my duty to inform you, Mr. Potter¡­
¡­earlier this evening your uncle£¬s sister was located¡­
¡­a little south of Sheffield, circling a chimney stack
The Accidental Magic Reversal Department was dispatched immediately
She has been properly punctured and her memory modified
She will have no recollection of the incident whatsoever
So that£¬s that¡­
¡­and no harm done
Pea soup?
No, thank you
-Minister? -Yes?
-l don£¬t understand. -Understand?
l broke the law. Underage wizards can£¬t use magic at home
Come now. The Ministry doesn£¬t send people to Azkaban¡­
¡­for blowing up their aunts
on the other hand, running away like that, given the state of things¡­
¡­was very, very irresponsible
-"The state of things," sir? -We have a killer on the loose
Sirius Black, you mean?
But what£¬s he got to do with me?
Nothing, of course. You£¬re safe. And that£¬s what matters
And tomorrow you£¬ll be on your way back to Hogwarts
These are your new schoolbooks. l took the liberty¡­
¡­of having them brought here. Now Tom will show you to your room
Hedwig
oh, by the way, Harry. Whilst you£¬re here, it would be best if you didn£¬t¡­
¡­wander
Right! You gonna move that bus or what?
Housekeeping
l£¬ll come back later
l£¬m warning you, Hermione
keep that beast away from Scabbers, or l£¬ll turn it into a tea cozy
lt£¬s a cat, Ronald. What do you expect?
-lt£¬s in his nature. -A cat? ls that what they told you?
-Looks like a pig with hair. -That£¬s rich¡­
¡­coming from the owner of that smelly old shoe brush
Crookshanks, just ignore the mean little boy
Harry
-Egypt. What£¬s it like? -Brilliant. Loads of old stuff¡­
¡­like mummies, tombs, even Scabbers enjoyed himself
-Egyptians used to worship cats. -Along with the dung beetle
-Not flashing that clipping again? -l haven£¬t shown anyone
No, not a soul. Not unless you count Tom
-The day maid. -Night maid
-Cook. -The bloke who fixed the toilet
-Harry. -Mrs. Weasley
-Good to see you, dear. -Good to see you
-Got everything? -Yes
-Yes? All your books? -lt£¬s all upstairs
-Your clothes? -Everything
-Good boy. -Thank you
-Harry Potter. -Mr. Weasley
-Harry, wonder if l might have a word? -Yeah, sure
-Hermione. -Good morning, Mr. Weasley
-Looking forward to a new term? -Yeah. lt should be great
Harry, some within the Ministry would strongly discourage me¡­
¡­from divulging what l£¬m about to reveal to you
But l think that you need to know the facts
You are in danger
Grave danger
Has this anything to do with Sirius Black, sir?
What do you know about Sirius Black, Harry?
-only that he£¬s escaped from Azkaban. -Do you know why?
Thirteen years ago, when you stopped¡­
-voldemort. -Don£¬t say his name
Sorry
When you stopped You-know-Who¡­
¡­Black lost everything
But to this day, he still remains a faithful servant
And in his mind¡­
¡­you are the only thing that stands in the way¡­
¡­of You-know-Who returning to power
And that is why¡­
¡­he has escaped from Azkaban
To find you
And kill me
Harry, swear to me that whatever you might hear¡­
¡­you won£¬t go looking for Black
Mr. Weasley¡­
¡­why would l go looking for someone who wants to kill me?
Quick. Quick
Ron, Ron!
oh, for goodness£¬ sake!
Don£¬t lose him!
l didn£¬t mean to blow her up. l just--
-l lost control. -Brilliant
Honestly, Ron, it£¬s not funny. Harry was lucky not to be expelled
l was lucky not to be arrested
l still think it was brilliant
Come on. Everywhere else is full
Who do you think that is?
-Professor R.J. Lupin. -Do you know everything?
How is it she knows everything?
-lt£¬s on his suitcase, Ronald. -oh
-Do you think he£¬s really asleep? -Seems to be. Why?
l gotta tell you something
Let me get this straight. Sirius Black escaped from Azkaban¡­
-¡­to come after you? -Yeah
But they£¬ll catch Black, won£¬t they?
-l mean, everyone£¬s looking for him. -Sure
Except no one£¬s ever broken out of Azkaban before¡­
-¡­and he£¬s a murderous, raving lunatic. -Thanks, Ron
Why are we stopping?
We can£¬t be there yet
What£¬s going on?
l don£¬t know. Maybe we£¬ve broken down
ouch, Ron. That was my foot
There£¬s something moving out there
l think someone£¬s coming aboard
Bloody hell! What£¬s happening?
Harry
Harry, are you all right?
Thank you
Here, eat this. lt£¬ll help
lt£¬s all right. lt£¬s chocolate
What was that thing that came?
lt was a dementor. one of the guards of Azkaban. lt£¬s gone now
lt was searching the train for Sirius Black
lf you£¬ll excuse me, l need to have a little word with the driver
Eat. You£¬ll feel better
What happened to me?
Well, you sort of went rigid
We thought maybe you were having a fit or something
And did either of you two¡­
¡­you know¡­
-¡­pass out? -No
l felt weird, though
Like l£¬d never be cheerful again
But someone was screaming
A woman
No one was screaming, Harry
Welcome! Welcome to another year at Hogwarts
Now, l£¬d like to say a few words¡­
¡­before we all become too befuddled by our excellent feast
First, l£¬m pleased to welcome Professor R.J. Lupin¡­
¡­who£¬s kindly consented to fill the post¡­
¡­of Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher
Good luck, professor
of course. That£¬s why he knew to give you the chocolate, Harry
Potter. ls it true you fainted?
-l mean, you actually fainted? -Shove off, Malfoy
-How did he find out? -Just forget it
our Care of Magical Creatures teacher¡­
¡­has decided to retire¡­
¡­in order to spend more time with his remaining limbs
Fortunately, l£¬m delighted to announce¡­
¡­that his place will be taken by none other¡­
¡­than our own Rubeus Hagrid
Finally, on a more disquieting note¡­
¡­at the request of the Ministry of Magic¡­
¡­Hogwarts will, until further notice, play host to the dementors of Azkaban¡­
¡­until such a time as Sirius Black is captured
The dementors will be stationed at every entrance to the grounds
Now whilst l£¬ve been assured¡­
¡­that their presence will not disrupt our day-to-day activities¡­
¡­a word of caution
Dementors are vicious creatures. They£¬ll not distinguish¡­
¡­between the one they hunt and the one who gets in their way
Therefore, l must warn each and every one of you¡­
¡­to give them no reason to harm you
lt is not in the nature of a dementor to be forgiving
But you know, happiness can be found¡­
¡­even in the darkest of times¡­
¡­if one only remembers to turn on the light
Fortuna Major
Here, listen. She just won£¬t let me in
-Fortuna Major. -No, no. Wait, wait
Watch this
-Amazing. Just with my voice. -Fortuna Major
-Yes, all right. Go in. -Thank you
Still doing that after three years
-She can£¬t even sing. -Exactly
-Hey, man. -Hey, man
-oh, God. -That£¬s awful
Green. That£¬s a monkey
-What is that? -You call that a monkey?
Do not give him one again
Hey, Neville, try an elephant
-Ron, catch. -l will
l think we have a winner
-oh, don£¬t try one of them. -oh, no
Look at him. His face
Welcome, my children
ln this room, you shall explore the noble art of Divination
ln this room, you shall discover if you possess the Sight
Hello. l am Professor Trelawney
Together we shall cast ourselves into the future
This term, we£¬ll focus on Tasseomancy, the art of reading tea leaves
So please, take the cup of the person sitting opposite you
What do you see?
The truth lies buried like a sentence deep within a book, waiting to be read
But first, you must broaden your minds
-First, you must look beyond. -What a load of rubbish
-Where did you come from? -Me?
-l£¬ve been here all this time. -You, boy¡­
ls your grandmother quite well?
l think so
l wouldn£¬t be so sure of that. Give me the cup
Pity
Broaden your minds
Your aura is pulsing, dear. Are you in the beyond?
-l think you are. -Sure
Look at the cup. Tell me what you see
Yeah
Harry£¬s got sort of a wonky cross. That£¬s trials and suffering
And that there could be the sun and that£¬s happiness
So¡­
¡­you£¬re gonna suffer, but you£¬re gonna be happy about it
Give me the cup
oh, my dear boy
My dear¡­
¡­you have the Grim
The Grin? What£¬s the Grin?
Not the Grin, you idiot. The Grim
"Taking form of a giant spectral dog
lt£¬s among the darkest omens in our world
lt£¬s an omen¡­
¡­of death."
You don£¬t think that Grim thing£¬s got anything to do with Sirius Black?
oh, honestly, Ron. lf you ask me, Divination£¬s a woolly discipline
Now, Ancient Runes, that£¬s a fascinating subject
Ancient Runes? Exactly how many classes are you taking?
A fair few
Hang on. That£¬s not possible
Ancient Runes is in the same time as Divination
You have to be in two classes at once
Don£¬t be silly. How could anyone be in two classes at once?
"Broaden your minds. Use your lnner Eye to see the future."
That£¬s it. Come on, now. Come closer. Less talking, if you don£¬t mind
l got a real treat for you today
A great lesson. So follow me
Right, you lot. Less chattering. Form a group over there
And open your books to page 49
Exactly how do we do that?
Just stroke the spine, of course. Goodness me
-Don£¬t be such a wimp, Longbottom. -l£¬m okay. okay
-l think they£¬re funny. -oh, yeah. Terribly funny
Witty. God, this place has gone to the dogs
Wait until Father hears Dumbledore£¬s got this oaf teaching classes
Shut up, Malfoy
Dementor! Dementor!
-Just ignore him. -You£¬re supposed to stroke it
Yeah
lsn£¬t he beautiful?
Say hello to Buckbeak
Hagrid, exactly what is that?
That, Ron, is a hippogriff
First thing you wanna know is they£¬re very proud creatures
very easily offended. You do not want to insult a hippogriff
lt may be the last thing you ever do
Now, who£¬d like to come and say hello?
Well done, Harry. Well done
Come on now
Now¡­
¡­you have to let him make the first move. lt£¬s only polite. So¡­
¡­step up. Give him a nice bow
Then you wait and see if he bows back
lf he does, you can go and touch him
lf not-- Well, we£¬ll get to that later
Just make your bow
Nice and low
Back off, Harry. Back off
keep still
Well done, Harry. Well done. Here, you big brute, you
Right. l think you can go and pat him now
Go on. Don£¬t be shy
Nice and slow, now. Nice and slow. Slow
Not so fast, Harry
Slow down, Harry. That£¬s it¡­
Nice and slow. Now let him come to you
Slowly, now, slowly, slowly¡­
That£¬s it¡­
Yes!
Well done! Well done, Harry, well done!
Does he get to fly?
-l think he may let you ride him now. -What?
-Come on. -Hey, hey, hey!
Put you over here, just behind the wing joint
Don£¬t pull out any of his feathers, because he won£¬t thank you for that
Well done, Harry, and well done, Buckbeak
That was wicked, Harry!
oh, please
Well done, well done
-How am l doing me first day? -Brilliant, professor
You£¬re not dangerous at all, are you, you great ugly brute!
Malfoy, no¡­
No!
Buckbeak!
Whoa, whoa, whoa¡­
Whoa! Buckbeak!
Away, you silly creature¡­
-lt£¬s killed me! -Calm down. lt£¬s just a scratch!
Hagrid!
-He has to be taken to the hospital. -l£¬m the teacher. l£¬ll do it
-You£¬re gonna regret this. -Class dismissed!
You and your bloody chicken!
Does it hurt terribly, Draco?
lt comes and it goes. Still, l consider myself lucky
Madam Pomfrey said another minute and l could£¬ve lost my arm
-l can£¬t do homework for weeks. -Listen to the idiot
-He£¬s really laying it on thick, isn£¬t he? -At least Hagrid didn£¬t get fired
l hear Draco£¬s father£¬s furious. We haven£¬t heard the end of this
-He£¬s been sighted! -Who?
Sirius Black!
Dufftown? That£¬s not far from here
You don£¬t think he£¬d come to Hogwarts, do you?
-With dementors at every entrance? -Dementors?
He slipped past them once. Who£¬s to say he won£¬t do it again?
That£¬s right. Black could be anywhere. lt£¬s like trying to catch smoke
Like trying to catch smoke with your bare hands
lntriguing, isn£¬t it?
Would anyone like to venture a guess¡­
¡­as to what is inside?
-That£¬s a boggart, that is. -very good, Mr. Thomas
Now, can anybody tell me what a boggart looks like?
-No one knows. -When did she get here?
Boggarts are shape-shifters
They take the shape of whatever a person fears the most
-That£¬s what makes them so-- -So terrifying, yes, yes, yes¡­
Luckily, a very simple charm exists to repel a boggart
Let£¬s practice it now. Without wands, please
After me. Riddikulus!
-Riddikulus! -very good
A little louder and very clear. Listen£º
-Riddikulus! -Riddikulus!
-This class is ridiculous. -very good
So much for the easy part. You see, the incantation alone is not enough
What really finishes a boggart is laughter
You need to force it to assume a shape you find truly amusing
Let me explain. Neville, would you join me, please?
Come on, don£¬t be shy. Come on
Come on
Hello. Neville, what frightens you most of all?
Professor Snape
-Sorry? -Professor Snape
Professor Snape. Yes, frightens all
-You live with your grandmother. -l don£¬t want it to turn into her, either
No¡­
¡­it won£¬t. l want you to picture her clothes
only her clothes, very clearly, in your mind
-She carries a red handbag-- -We don£¬t need to hear
As long as you see it, we£¬ll see it. Now, when l open that wardrobe¡­
¡­here£¬s what l want you to do. Excuse me
lmagine Professor Snape in your grandmother£¬s clothes
Can you do that?
Yes. Wand at the ready
one, two, three
Think, Neville, think
Riddikulus!
Wonderful, Neville, wonderful! lncredible! okay¡­
¡­to the back, Neville. Everyone, form a line¡­
Form a line!
l want everyone to picture the thing they fear the very most¡­
¡­and turn it into something funny
Next! Ron!
Concentrate. Face your fear. Be brave!
Wand at the ready, Ron
Riddikulus!
Yes!
You see? very good, very good!
Marvelous! Absolutely, very, very enjoyable! Parvati! Next!
Show us what you see
keep your nerve. Steady
Riddikulus!
And next! Step up, step up!
Wonderful, wonderful!
Here!
Riddikulus!
Right. Sorry about that. That£¬s enough for today
Collect your books from the back
That£¬s the end of the lesson. Thank you! Sorry!
Sorry, you can have too much of a good thing
Remember, these visits to Hogsmeade village are a privilege
Should your behavior reflect poorly on the school¡­
¡­that privilege shall not be extended again
No permission form signed, no visiting the village
That£¬s the rule, Potter
Those with permission, follow me. Those without, stay put
l thought if you signed it, then l could--
l can£¬t. only a parent or a guardian can sign
Since l am neither, it would be inappropriate
l£¬m sorry, Potter. That£¬s my final word
Forget about it, guys. See you later
Professor, can l ask you something?
You want to know why l stopped you facing that boggart, yes?
l thought it£¬d be obvious
l assumed it would take the shape of Lord voldemort
l did think of voldemort at first
But then l remembered that night on the train¡­
-¡­and the dementor. -l£¬m very impressed
That suggests what you fear the most is fear itself
This is very wise
Before l fainted¡­
¡­l heard something
A woman¡­
¡­screaming
Dementors force us to relive our very worst memories
our pain becomes their power
l think it was my mother¡­
¡­the night she was murdered
The very first time l saw you, Harry, l recognized you immediately
Not by your scar, by your eyes
They£¬re your mother, Lily£¬s
Yes
oh, yes. l knew her
Your mother was there for me at a time when no one else was
Not only was she a singularly gifted witch¡­
¡­she was also an uncommonly kind woman
She had a way of seeing the beauty in others¡­
¡­even, and most especially, when that person could not see it in themselves
And your father, James, on the other hand¡­
¡­he¡­
He had a certain, shall we say, talent for trouble
A talent, rumor has it, he passed on to you
You£¬re more like them than you know, Harry
ln time, you£¬ll come to see just how much
Honeyduke£¬s Sweetshop is brilliant, but nothing beats Zonko£¬s Joke Shop
We never got to go to the Shrieking Shack
-You heard it£¬s the most-- -Haunted building in Britain. l know
What£¬s going on?
Probably Neville forgot the password again
-Hey. -oh, you£¬re there
Let me through, please. Excuse me! l£¬m Head Boy!
Get back, all of you
No one is to enter this dormitory until it£¬s been searched
The Fat Lady! She£¬s gone!
Serves her right. She was a terrible singer
lt£¬s not funny, Ron
keep calm, everyone. Break into fours. Back to your common room
-Be quiet. -Make way
-The headmaster£¬s here. -Come on, move
You heard. Move!
Mr. Filch? Round up the ghosts
Tell them to search every painting in the castle to find the Fat Lady
There£¬s no need for ghosts, professor
The Fat Lady£¬s there
Mind where you£¬re going! Slow down!
You listen! l£¬m Head Boy!
-Come back here! -keep moving!
Dear lady, who did this to you?
Eyes like the devil, he£¬s got, and a soul as dark as his name
lt£¬s him, headmaster. The one they all talk about
He£¬s here, somewhere in the castle!
Sirius Black!
Secure the castle, Mr. Filch. The rest of you, to the Great Hall
l£¬ve searched the Astronomy Tower and the owlery. There£¬s nothing there
-Thank you. -The third floor£¬s clear too, sir
-very good. -l£¬ve done the dungeons
No sign of Black, nor anywhere else in the castle
l didn£¬t really expect him to linger
Remarkable feat, don£¬t you think?
To enter Hogwarts Castle on one£¬s own¡­
-¡­completely undetected? -Quite remarkable, yes
Any theories on how he managed it?
Many. Each as unlikely as the next
You may recall¡­
¡­prior to the start of term l expressed concerns¡­
¡­about your appointment of Professor--
Not a single professor inside this castle would help Sirius Black enter it
l£¬m quite convinced the castle is safe¡­
¡­and l£¬m more than willing to send the students to their houses
What about Potter? Should he be warned?
Perhaps. But for now, let him sleep
For in dreams, we enter a world that£¬s entirely our own
Let them swim in the deepest ocean or glide over the highest cloud
Turn to page 394
Excuse me, sir. Where£¬s Professor Lupin?
That£¬s not really your concern, is it, Potter?
Suffice it to say your professor finds himself incapable of teaching¡­
¡­at the present time. Turn to page 394
"Werewolves"?
Sir, we just learned about red caps and hinkypunks
-We£¬re not meant to start that for weeks. -Quiet
When did she come in? Did you see her come in?
Now, which one of you can tell me the difference¡­
¡­between an Animagus and a werewolf?
No one?
-How disappointing. -Please, sir
An Animagus is a wizard who elects to turn into an animal
A werewolf has no choice
With each full moon¡­
¡­he no longer remembers who he is. He£¬d kill his best friend
The werewolf only responds to the call of its own kind
Thank you, Mr. Malfoy. That£¬s the second time¡­
¡­you£¬ve spoken out of turn, Miss Granger
Are you incapable of restraining yourself¡­
¡­or do you take pride in being an insufferable know-it-all?
-He£¬s got a point, you know. -Five points from Gryffindor
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. -lt£¬s Quidditch tomorrow
Then l suggest you take extra care, Mr. Potter
Loss of limb will not excuse you
Page 394
The term "werewolf"¡­
¡­is a contraction of the Anglo-Saxon word "wer"¡­
¡­which means "man," and "wolf." Werewolf, man-wolf
There are several ways to become a werewolf
They include being given the power of shape-shifting¡­
¡­being bitten by a werewolf¡­
Go, Harry! Go, Harry!
Aresto momentum!
-He looks a bit peaky, doesn£¬t he? -Peaky?
What do you expect? He fell over 100 feet
Let£¬s walk you off a tower and see what you look like
Probably a right sight better than he normally does
-How are you feeling? -oh, brilliant
You gave us a right good scare
-What happened? -Well, you fell off your broom
Really? l meant the match. Who won?
No one blames you, Harry
Dementors aren£¬t supposed to be on the grounds. Dumbledore£¬s furious
After he saved you, he sent them off
There£¬s something else you should know too
When you fell, your broom sort of blew into the Whomping Willow, and¡­
Well¡­
I'm sorry to hear about yourbroomstick
ls there no chance of fixing it?
No
Professor, why do the dementors affect me so?
-l mean, more than everyone else? -Listen
Dementors are the foulest creatures to walk this earth
They feed on every good feeling, every happy memory¡­
¡­until a person is left with absolutely nothing but his worst experiences
You are not weak, Harry
Dementors affect you most because there are true horrors in your past
Horrors your classmates can scarcely imagine
You have nothing to be ashamed of
-l£¬m scared, professor. -l£¬d consider you a fool if you weren£¬t
l need to know how to fight them. You could teach me
You made the one on the train go away
There was only one that night
-But you made it go away. -l don£¬t pretend to be an expert, Harry
But as the dementors seem to have developed an interest in you¡­
¡­perhaps l should teach you. But after the holidays
For now, l need to rest
Last call for Hogsmeade! Come on, now!
-Guys, let me go. -Clever, Harry
-But not clever enough. -We£¬ve got a better way
-l£¬m trying to get to Hogsmeade. -We know
We£¬ll get you there
-We£¬ll show you a quicker way. -lf you pipe down
-Bless him. -Let me go! Come on, guys. Don£¬t--
-Now, Harry. -Come and join the big boys
What are you doing?!
-What£¬s this rubbish? -"What£¬s this rubbish?" he says
-lt£¬s the secret to our success. -lt£¬s a wrench giving it to you--
But we£¬ve decided your needs are greater than ours
George, if you will
l solemnly swear that l am up to no good
"Messrs. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs¡­
¡­are proud to present the Marauder£¬s Map."
We owe them so much
Hang on. This is Hogwarts. And that--
-No. ls that really--? -Dumbledore
-ln his study. -Pacing
Does that a lot
-So this map shows--? -Everyone
-Where they are. -What they£¬re doing
-Every minute. -Every day
-Brilliant! Where did you get it? -From Filch£¬s office
-First year. -There are seven secret passageways¡­
-¡­out of the castle. -We£¬d recommend this one
-The one-Eyed Witch passageway. -Leads you to Honeyduke£¬s
Hurry. Filch is heading this way
And don£¬t forget. When you£¬re done, just give it a tap and say£º
"Mischief managed." otherwise, anyone can read it
Now, how much do you want?
Delicious
lt£¬s meant to be the most haunted building in Britain. Did l mention that?
Twice
Do you want to move a bit closer?
To the Shrieking Shack?
Actually, l£¬m fine here
Well, well. Look who£¬s here
You two shopping for your new dream home?
Bit grand for you, isn£¬t it, Weasle-Bee? Don£¬t your family sleep in one room?
-Shut your mouth, Malfoy. -Not very friendly
Boys, l think it£¬s time we teach Weasle-Bee how to respect his superiors
-Hope you don£¬t mean yourself. -How dare you talk to me!
You filthy little mudblood!
Who is that?
-Don£¬t stand there! Do something! -What?
What£¬s up, Malfoy? Lost your skis?
Get out of the way!
Move!
Malfoy! Wait! Wait!
Harry!
Bloody hell, Harry. That was not funny
Those weasels! Never told me about any Marauder£¬s Map
He won£¬t keep it. He£¬ll turn it over to Professor McGonagall
-Aren£¬t you? -Sure. Along with his lnvisibility Cloak
Look who it is. Madam Rosmerta
-Ron fancies her. -That£¬s not true!
-Professor McGonagall! -Cornelius!
Allow me, minister
-oh, Hagrid¡­. -Sorry about that
Rosmerta, my dear. l hope business is good
lt£¬d be a lot better if the Ministry wasn£¬t sending dementors¡­
-¡­into my pub every other night! -We have¡­
-We have a killer on the loose. -Sirius Black in Hogsmeade!
And what would bring him here?
-Harry Potter. -Harry Potter?
Come
Harry!
-No underage wizards allowed in today! -Shut the damn door!
-So rude. -Thick heads
-Thick heads?! -How dare they!
-Who are they calling thick heads? -Young whippersnappers!
Nobody will come to a pub where they£¬ll get scared out of their wits
Professor Dumbledore doesn£¬t want dementors around the place
Tell me what this is all about
Years ago, when Harry Potter£¬s parents realized they were marked for death--
Remember? They hid. Few knew where they were
one who did was Sirius Black. And he told You-know-Who
Not only did Black lead him to the Potters that night¡­
¡­he also killed Peter Pettigrew!
-Peter Pettigrew? -Little lump of a boy
-Always trailing after Black. -l remember
Never let James and Sirius out of his sight
-What happened? -Peter tried to warn the Potters¡­
¡­and might have, had he not run into an old friend, Sirius Black
Black was vicious. He didn£¬t kill Pettigrew
He destroyed him!
A finger. That£¬s all that was left. A finger. Nothing else
Sirius Black may not have put his hands to the Potters¡­
-¡­but he£¬s the reason they£¬re dead. -He wants to finish things
-l don£¬t believe it. -That£¬s not the worst of it
-What could be worse? -This£º Sirius Black was¡­
¡­and remains to this day¡­
¡­Harry Potter£¬s godfather!
Ron, look!
-Sorry. Excuse me, excuse me. -Merry Christmas
Harry, what happened?
He was their friend¡­
¡­and he betrayed them
He was their friend!
l hope he finds me
Because when he does, l£¬m gonna be ready!
When he does, l£¬m gonna kill him!
Harry
There you are. You came
Are you sure about this, Harry? This is very advanced magic¡­
¡­well beyond the ordinary Wizarding Level
l£¬m sure
Well, everything£¬s prepared
The spell l£¬m going to teach you is called the Patronus Charm
Did you ever hear of it?
No? Well¡­
A Patronus is a positive force. For the wizard who conjures one¡­
¡­it works like a shield, with the dementor feeding on it rather than him
But in order for it to work, you need to think of a memory
Not just any memory, a very happy memory, a very powerful memory
Can you do this? Yes. very well
Close your eyes
Concentrate
Explore your past
Do you have a memory?
Allow it to fill you up
Lose yourself within it
Then speak the incantation, Expecto Patronum
-Expecto Patronum. -very good
Shall we? Wand at the ready
Expecto Patronum!
Expecto¡­. Expecto¡­
Expect¡­
Here we go. Come on. Sit up. Deep breaths
lt£¬s all right. l didn£¬t expect you to do it the first time
That would have been remarkable. Here, eat this. You£¬ll feel better
-That£¬s one nasty dementor. -oh, no, no, no
That was a boggart, Harry. A boggart
The real thing would be worse. Much, much worse
As a matter of interest, what were you thinking?
-Which memory did you choose? -The first time l rode a broom
That£¬s not good enough. Not nearly good enough
There£¬s another. lt£¬s not happy, exactly
Well, it is
lt£¬s the happiest l£¬ve ever felt¡­
-¡­but it£¬s complicated. -ls it strong?
Then let£¬s give it a try. You feel ready?
Just do it
Expecto Patronum!
Yes!
Well done, Harry. Well done!
-l think l£¬ve had enough for today. -Yes. Sit down. Here
Eat this, it helps. lt really helps
And just so you know, Harry¡­
¡­l think you£¬d have given your father a run for his money. And that¡­
¡­is saying something
l was thinking of him
And Mum
Seeing their faces
They were talking to me
Just talking
That£¬s the memory l chose
l don£¬t even know if it£¬s real
But it£¬s the best l have
-Beautiful day. -Gorgeous
Unless you£¬ve been ripped to pieces!
Ripped to pieces? What are you talking about?
-Ronald has lost his rat. -l haven£¬t lost anything!
-Your cat killed him! -Rubbish
Harry, you£¬ve seen the way that bloodthirsty beast of hers¡­
¡­is always lurking about. And Scabbers is gone
Well, maybe you should take better care of your pets!
-Your cat killed him! -Did not
-Did. -Didn£¬t
How did it go, Hagrid? The hearing?
Well, first off, the committee members took turns¡­
¡­talking about why we were there
l got up and did my piece. Said how Buckbeak¡­
¡­was a good hippogriff, always cleaned his feathers
And then Lucius Malfoy got up. Well, you can imagine
He said Buckbeak was a deadly and dangerous creature¡­
¡­who would kill you as soon as look at you
And then?
And then he asked for the worst, did old Lucius
-They£¬re not sacking you! -No, l£¬m not sacked
Buckbeak£¬s been sentenced to death!
Spiders! There£¬s-- There£¬s spiders. Spiders. They want me to tap-dance
-l don£¬t wanna tap-dance! -You tell those spiders
Right, yeah. Tell them. l£¬ll tell them¡­
-PeterPettigrew? -Little lump ofa boy
-Always trailing after sirius Black. -Black was vicious
He didn't kill Pettigrew, he destroyed him!
-Put that light out! -Sorry
-Watch it there, boy. -We£¬re trying to sleep here!
Mischief managed. Nox
Potter
What are you doing wandering the corridors at night?
l was sleepwalking
How extraordinarily like your father you are, Potter
He, too, was exceedingly arrogant, strutting about the castle
My dad didn£¬t strut. And nor do l
Now, if you don£¬t mind, l would appreciate it if you could lower your wand
Turn out your pockets
Turn out your pockets!
What£¬s this?
-Spare bit of parchment. -Really? open it
Reveal your secrets
Read it
"Messrs. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs¡­
¡­offer their compliments to Professor Snape and¡­."
Go on
"And request he keep his large nose out of other people£¬s business."
-You insolent little-- -Professor!
Well, well. Lupin
out for a little walk in the moonlight, are we?
Harry, are you all right?
That remains to be seen
l have now just confiscated a rather curious artifact
Take a look, Lupin. Supposed to be your area of expertise
-Clearly, it£¬s full of dark magic. -l seriously doubt it, Severus
lt looks as though it£¬s a parchment designed to insult anyone¡­
¡­who tries to read it. l suspect it£¬s a Zonko product
Nevertheless, l shall investigate any hidden qualities it may possess
lt is, after all, as you say, my area of expertise
Harry, would you come with me, please? Professor, good night
Are you deaf? Put that light out!
Come in
l haven£¬t the faintest idea how this map came to be in your possession¡­
¡­but quite frankly, l am astounded that you didn£¬t hand it in
Did it never occur to you that this, in the hands of Sirius Black¡­
¡­is a map to you?
-No. -No, sir
Your father never set much store by the rules either
But he and your mother gave their lives to save yours
Gambling their sacrifice by wandering the castle unprotected¡­
¡­with a killer on the loose seems to me a poor way to repay them!
Now, l will not cover up for you again
-Do you hear me? -Yes, sir
l want you to return to your dormitory and stay there
And don£¬t take any detours. lf you do, l shall know
Professor, just so you know, l don£¬t think that map always works
Earlier, it showed someone in the castle. Someone l know to be dead
oh, really? And who might that be?
Peter Pettigrew
That£¬s not possible
lt£¬s just what l saw
Good night, professor
Broaden your minds. You must look beyond
The art of crystal gazing is in the clearing of the lnner Eye
only then can you see. Try again
Now, what do we have here?
Do you mind me trying?
The Grim, possibly
My dear, from the first moment you stepped foot in my class¡­
¡­l sensed that you did not possess the proper spirit¡­
¡­for the noble art of Divination. No, you see, there
You may be young in years, but your heart is as shriveled¡­
¡­as an old maid£¬s, your soul as dry as the pages of the books¡­
¡­to which you so desperately cleave
Have l said something?
She£¬s gone mental, Hermione has. Not that she wasn£¬t always mental¡­
¡­but now it£¬s in the open for everyone to see
Hang on
-We better take this back. -l£¬m not going back
-Fine. See you later. -See you
Harry Potter¡­
-Professor Trelawney-- -He will return tonight
Sorry?
Tonight, he who betrayed his friends, whose heart rots with murder¡­
¡­shall break free
lnnocent blood shall be spilt¡­
¡­and servant and master shall be reunited once more
l£¬m so sorry, dear boy. Did you say something?
No
Nothing
l can£¬t believe they£¬re going to kill Buckbeak. lt£¬s just too horrible
-lt just got worse. -What did l say? Father said¡­
¡­l can keep the hippogriff£¬s head. l£¬ll donate it to the Gryffindors£¬ room
This is going to be rich
-Look who£¬s here. -Come to see the show?
You! You foul, loathsome, evil little cockroach!
Hermione, no!
He£¬s not worth it
Malfoy, are you okay?
-Let£¬s go. Quick. -Not a word to anyone, understood?
-That felt good. -Not good, brilliant
Look at him. Loves the smell of the trees when the wind blows through them
Why don£¬t we just set him free?
They£¬d know it was me, and then Dumbledore¡­
¡­would get into trouble. He£¬s coming down, Dumbledore
Says he wants to be with me when they¡­
When it happens
Great man, Dumbledore
A great man
-We£¬ll stay with you too. -You£¬ll do no such thing!
Think l want you seeing something like that? No
You just drink your tea and be off. oh. Before you do, Ron¡­
Scabbers! You£¬re alive!
-keep a closer eye on your pet. -l think you owe someone an apology
Right. Next time l see Crookshanks, l£¬ll let him know
l meant me!
Blimey. What was that?
Hagrid!
oh, crikey
No, minister. over this way
lt£¬s late. lt£¬s nearly dark. You shouldn£¬t be here
Someone sees you outside this time of night, you£¬ll be in trouble
Particularly you, Harry. With you in a moment!
Quick. Quick!
Hagrid
-lt£¬ll be fine. lt£¬ll be okay. -Go on, go on!
-That£¬s ling you see over there-- -on the slope
-on the slope-- Ah, Hagrid. -Professor Dumbledore
-Good evening. -Minister. Make your way through
-Have a tea, if you like. -No, Hagrid
-Gentlemen. -l£¬d like a cup of tea
Well, l think we should get down to our business, shall we?
very well. lt is the decision of the Committee for the Disposal¡­
¡­of Dangerous Creatures that the hippogriff Buckbeak¡­
¡­hereinafter called "the condemned," shall be executed this day at sundown
-Dear, dear¡­. -Now, now, Hagrid. Now, come on
-All right. lt£¬ll be all right. -The execution shall dispatch--
What?
l thought l just saw--
-Never mind. -Let£¬s go!
Buckbeak didn£¬t mean no harm
oh, no
He bit me. Scabbers
Ron. Ron!
-Ron! -Scabbers, come back
Wait!
-Scabbers, you bit me! -Harry, you do realize what tree this is?
That£¬s not good. Ron, run!
Harry, Hermione, run!
lt£¬s the Grim!
-Harry! -Ron! Ron, wait!
Harry!
-Help! -Ron!
-Ron. Ron. -Ron!
Come on!
Move!
Duck!
Harry!
-oh, l£¬m sorry. -Don£¬t worry
-Where do you suppose this goes? -l have a hunch
l just hope l£¬m wrong
We£¬re in the Shrieking Shack, aren£¬t we?
Come on
Ron
-Ron. You£¬re okay. -The dog. Where is it?
lt£¬s a trap. He£¬s the dog. He£¬s an Animagus
lf you want to kill Harry, you have to kill us too!
No. only one will die tonight
Then it£¬ll be you!
Are you going to kill me, Harry?
Expelliarmus!
Well, well, Sirius. Looking rather ragged, aren£¬t we?
Finally, the flesh reflects the madness within
Well, you£¬d know all about the madness within, wouldn£¬t you?
-l found him. -l know
-He£¬s here. -l understand
-Let£¬s kill him! -No! l trusted you!
And all this time, you£¬ve been his friend
He£¬s a werewolf! That£¬s why he£¬s been missing classes
How long have you known?
-Since Professor Snape set the essay. -Well, Hermione
You are the brightest witch of your age l£¬ve ever met
Enough talk, Remus! Come on, let£¬s kill him!
-Wait! -l did my waiting!
Twelve years of it!
ln Azkaban!
very well. kill him
But wait one more minute. Harry has the right to know why
l know why
You betrayed my parents
-You£¬re the reason they£¬re dead! -No, it wasn£¬t him
Somebody did betray your parents¡­
¡­somebody who, until quite recently, l believed to be dead!
-Who was it, then? -Peter Pettigrew!
And he£¬s in this room! Right now!
Come out, come out, Peter!
-Come out, come out and play! -Expelliarmus!
vengeance is sweet
How l hoped l£¬d be the one to catch you
Severus--
l told Dumbledore you were helping a friend into the castle. Here£¬s the proof
Brilliant, Snape
You put your keen mind to the task and come to the wrong conclusion
lf you£¬ll excuse us, Remus and l have business¡­
-¡­to attend to. -Give me a reason. l beg you!
-Don£¬t be a fool. -He can£¬t help it. lt£¬s habit
-Be quiet. -Be quiet yourself!
You two, quarrelling like an old married couple
Run along and play with your chemistry set!
l could do it, you know
But why deny the dementors? They£¬re so longing to see you
Do l detect a flicker of fear? oh, yes
A Dementor£¬s kiss. one can only imagine what that must be like
lt£¬s said to be nearly unbearable to witness, but l£¬ll do my best
Severus, please
After you
Expelliarmus!
-Harry! What did you just do? -You attacked a teacher!
-Tell me about Peter. -He was at school with us
We thought he was our friend!
-No. Pettigrew£¬s dead. You killed him! -No, he didn£¬t
l thought so too, until you mentioned Pettigrew on the map!
-The map was lying, then. -The map never lies!
Pettigrew£¬s alive! And he£¬s right there!
-Me?! He£¬s mental! -Not you! Your rat!
-Scabbers has been in my family for-- -Twelve years?
Curiously long life for a common garden rat!
-He£¬s missing a toe, isn£¬t he? -So what?
-All they could find of Pettigrew was his-- -Finger!
Dirty coward cut it off so everyone would think he was dead!
-And then he transformed into a rat! -Show me
-Give it to him, Ron. -What are you trying to do to him?
Scabbers!
Leave him alone! Get off him! What are you doing?
Remus?
Sirius
My old friends!
Harry! Look at you. You look so much like your father
-James. We were the best of friends-- -How dare you speak to Harry!
How dare you talk about James in front of him!
-You sold James and Lily to voldemort! -l didn£¬t mean to!
The Dark Lord. You have no idea the weapons he possesses!
Ask yourself, Sirius! What would you have done?
-What would you have done? -Died, rather than betray my friends!
James wouldn£¬t have wanted me killed!
Your dad would have spared me! He would have shown me mercy!
Should have realized if voldemort didn£¬t kill you, we would. Together!
No!
-Harry, this man-- -l know what he is
But we£¬ll take him to the castle
-Bless you, boy. Bless you! -Get off!
l said we£¬d take you to the castle
After that, the dementors can have you
Sorry about the bite. l reckon that twinges a bit
A bit? A bit? You almost tore my leg off!
l was going for the rat
Normally, l have a very sweet disposition as a dog
More than once, James suggested that l make the change permanent
The tail l could live with. But the fleas, they£¬re murder
okay
-You better go. -No. Don£¬t worry, okay?
lt£¬s fine. l£¬ll stay
You go, l£¬ll stay
-You okay? -l£¬m fine. Go
-That looks really painful. -So painful
They might chop it
l£¬m sure Madam Pomfrey will fix it in a heartbeat
lt£¬s too late. lt£¬s ruined. lt£¬ll have to be chopped off
lt£¬s beautiful, isn£¬t it?
l£¬ll never forget the first time l walked through those doors
lt£¬ll be nice to do it again as a free man
That was a noble thing you did back there
He doesn£¬t deserve it
l didn£¬t think my dad would have wanted his best friends¡­
¡­to become killers
Besides, dead, the truth dies with him
Alive, you£¬re free
Turn me into a flobberworm. Anything but the dementors!
Ron! Haven£¬t l been a good pet? You won£¬t let them give me¡­
¡­to the dementors, will you? l was your rat!
-Sweet, clever girl! Surely you won£¬t-- -Get away from her!
l don£¬t know if you know, Harry¡­
¡­but when you were born, James and Lily made me your godfather
l know
l can understand if you choose to stay with your aunt and uncle¡­
¡­but if you ever wanted a different home¡­
What? Come and live with you?
lt£¬s just a thought. l can understand if you don£¬t want to
Harry!
Remus, my old friend. Have you taken your potion tonight?
You know the man you truly are, Remus! This heart is where you truly live! Here!
This flesh is only flesh!
Expelliarmus!
Harry!
Remus! Remus!
Run! Run!
-Come on. -Wait. Wait
Hermione! Bad idea. Bad idea
Professor?
Professor Lupin?
Nice doggy. Nice doggy!
There you are, Potter!
Sirius!
Come back here, Potter!
Sirius!
No. Sirius!
Expecto Patronum!
Harry?
l saw my dad
What?
He sent the dementors away
l saw him across the lake
Harry, they£¬ve captured Sirius
Any minute the dementors are gonna perform the kiss
-They£¬re gonna kill him? -No. lt£¬s worse
Much worse
They£¬re going to suck out his soul
Headmaster, stop them
-They£¬ve got the wrong man. -lt£¬s true. Sirius is innocent
-lt£¬s Scabbers who did it. -Scabbers?
He£¬s my rat, sir
He£¬s not really a rat. He was a rat. He was my brother Percy£¬s rat
-But then they gave him an owl-- -The point is, we know the truth
-Please believe us. -l do, Miss Granger
But the word of three 13-year-old wizards will convince few others
A child£¬s voice, however honest and true¡­
¡­is meaningless to those who have forgotten how to listen
Mysterious thing, time
Powerful¡­
¡­and when meddled with, dangerous
Sirius Black is in the topmost cell of the Dark Tower
You know the laws, Miss Granger
You must not be seen
And you would do well, l feel, to return before this last chime
lf not, the consequences are too ghastly to discuss
lf you succeed tonight¡­
¡­more than one innocent life may be spared
Three turns should do it, l think
oh, and by the way
When in doubt, l find retracing my steps to be a wise place to begin
Good luck
What the bloody hell was that all about?
Sorry, Ron, but seeing as you can£¬t walk¡­
What just happened?
-Where£¬s Ron? -7£º30
Where were we at 7£º30?
l don£¬t know. Going to Hagrid£¬s?
Come on. And we can£¬t be seen
Hermione!
Hermione! Hermione, wait
Hermione, will you please tell me what it is we£¬re doing?
You foul, loathsome, evil little cockroach!
That£¬s us
Hermione, no! He£¬s not worth it
This is not normal
This is a Time-Turner, Harry
McGonagall gave it to me first term
This is how l£¬ve been getting to my lessons all year
-You mean we£¬ve gone back in time? -Yes
Dumbledore obviously wanted us to return to this moment
Clearly, something happened he wants us to change
Good punch
Thanks
Malfoy£¬s coming
-Run. -Not a word to anyone, understood?
l£¬m gonna get that jumped-up mudblood! Mark my words
-That felt good. -Not good, brilliant
Come on. We should be at Hagrid£¬s
Look. Buckbeak£¬s still alive
of course
Remember what Dumbledore said?
lf we succeed, more than one innocent life could be spared
Let£¬s go
Here they come. l£¬d better hurry
Fudge has to see Buckbeak before we steal him
otherwise, he£¬ll think Hagrid set him free
Scabbers, you£¬re alive!
-keep a closer eye on your pet. -That£¬s Pettigrew
-Harry, you can£¬t. -He betrayed my parents
-You don£¬t expect me to sit here. -Yes, and you must!
Harry, you£¬re in Hagrid£¬s hut now
lf you go bursting in, you£¬ll think you£¬ve gone mad
Awful things happen to wizards who meddle with time
We can£¬t be seen
Fudge is coming
And we aren£¬t leaving?
Why aren£¬t we leaving?
Are you mad?
That hurt
Sorry
We£¬re coming out the back door. Go!
ls that really what my hair looks like from the back?
What?
l thought l just saw¡­
-Never mind. -Let£¬s go
okay, go, Harry. Go!
Get away. Get off
Minister, l really think l should sign as well
Yes, very well. Perhaps it would be¡­
okay, Buckbeak. Come quickly. Come with us now. Come on
keep trying. Come on. Quickly
Buckbeak. okay? Quickly. Hurry up. okay?
-Your name only. -lt£¬s such a very long name¡­
Hurry up now, Buckbeak, okay?
Come on. Come on, Buckbeak
Come and get the nice dead ferret
-Come on. lt£¬s here. Come on, Beaky. -Here we are, minister. Follow me
-Now, look there. -Where?
-Look beyond the rocks. -What am l supposed to see?
Professor Dippet had that ling planted when he was headmaster
-oh, yes. lndeed, indeed. -And all the strawberries
-Come on, Buckbeak. Come on. -l see no strawberries
-over there. -Where?
-over there. -This way
-Let£¬s get this over, please. -All right
But where is it?
l saw the beast, just now
-Not a moment ago! -How extraordinary
Buckbeak
Come now, Dumbledore. Someone£¬s obviously released him
-Hagrid? -Buckbeak
l don£¬t think the minister£¬s suggesting you had anything to do with this
How could you? You£¬ve been with us all the time
-Right. -Well, well¡­
We must search the grounds
Well, search the skies, if you must, minister
Meanwhile, l£¬d like a nice cup of tea or a large brandy
oh, executioner, your services are no longer required
Thank you
You£¬ll find no small glasses in this house, professor
-Come on. -This way
This way, now
-Now what? -We save Sirius
-How? -No idea
-Look. lt£¬s Lupin. -lmmobulus!
And Snape£¬s coming
And now we wait
-At least someone£¬s enjoying himself. -Yeah
-Hermione? -Yeah?
Before, down by the lake, when l was with Sirius¡­
¡­l did see someone
That someone made the dementors go away
With a Patronus
l heard Snape telling Dumbledore
According to him¡­
¡­only a really powerful wizard could have conjured it
lt was my dad
My dad conjured the Patronus
-Harry, but your dad£¬s-- -Dead. l know
l£¬m just telling you what l saw
Here we come
You see Sirius talking to me there?
-He£¬s asking me to come live with him. -That£¬s great
When we free him, l£¬ll never have to go back to the Dursleys
lt£¬ll just be me and him
We could live in the country¡­
¡­someplace you can see the sky
He£¬ll like that after all those years in Azkaban
Harry!
Run!
Let£¬s go
-What are you doing? -Saving your life
Thanks
-Great. Now he£¬s coming for us. -Yeah, l didn£¬t think about that. Run!
That was so scary
Poor Professor Lupin£¬s having a really tough night
Sirius. Come on!
-This is horrible. -Don£¬t worry
My dad will come. He£¬ll conjure the Patronus
Any minute now
Right there. You£¬ll see
Harry, listen to me. No one£¬s coming
Don£¬t worry, he will. He will come
-Sirius. -You£¬re dying¡­
¡­both of you
Harry!
Expecto Patronum!
You were right, Hermione
lt wasn£¬t my dad l saw earlier. lt was me!
l saw myself conjuring the Patronus before
l knew l could do it this time because¡­
¡­well, l had already done it
-Does that make sense? -No
But l don£¬t like flying¡­!
Bombarda!
l£¬ll be forever grateful for this¡­
¡­to both of you
-l want to go with you. -one day, perhaps
For some time, my life will be too unpredictable
And besides¡­
-¡­you£¬re meant to be here. -But you£¬re innocent
And you know it
And for now, that will do
l expect you£¬re tired of hearing this¡­
¡­but you look so like your father
Except your eyes
-You have-- -My mother£¬s eyes
lt£¬s cruel that l spent so much time with James and Lily, and you so little
But know this£º
The ones that love us never really leave us
And you can always find them¡­
¡­in here
You really are the brightest witch of your age
We have to go
-Well? -He£¬s free. We did it
Did what?
Good night
How did you get there?
l was talking to you there. And now you£¬re there
-What£¬s he talking about, Harry? -l don£¬t know
Honestly, Ron. How can somebody be in two places at once?
Hello, Harry
l saw you coming
l£¬ve looked worse, believe me
-You£¬ve been sacked. -No
No. l resigned, actually
Resigned? Why?
Well, it seems that somebody let slip the nature of my condition
This time tomorrow, the owls will start arriving and parents will not want¡­
¡­well, someone like me teaching their children
-But Dumbledore-- -He has already¡­
¡­risked enough on my behalf
Besides, people like me are¡­
Well, let£¬s just say that l£¬m used to it by now
Why do you look so miserable, Harry?
None of it made any difference
-Pettigrew escaped. -Didn£¬t make any difference?
lt made all the difference in the world. You uncovered the truth
You saved an innocent man from a terrible fate
lt made a great deal of difference
lf l am proud of anything¡­
¡­it is of how much you have learned this year
Now, since l am no longer your teacher¡­
¡­l feel no guilt whatsoever about giving this back to you
So now l£¬ll say goodbye, Harry
l feel sure we£¬ll meet again sometime
Until then¡­
¡­mischief managed
Stand back, l said! or l£¬ll take it upstairs if you don£¬t settle
Harry
Wherever did you get it?
Can l have a go, Harry? After you, of course
-What are you talking about? -Quiet
Let the man through. l didn£¬t mean to open it, Harry
lt was badly wrapped. They made me do it
Did not
-lt£¬s a Firebolt. -lt£¬s the fastest broom in the world
For me?
-But who sent it? -No one knows
This came with it
-Go on, Harry! -Yeah, let£¬s see
How fast is it, Harry?
Lumos
Isolemnlyswear thatIam up to no good
Mischiefmanaged
Nox
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