KNJIGA ŠT. o5 - o1o. DEL (Noč Čarovnic - Hallowe'en) (o3oo)

o1o -Noč Čarovnic - Hallowe'en

o18 - Gorski Troll - Mountain Troll

POTTER: Where's Hermione?

LONGBOTTOM: Parvati said she wouldn't come out of the bathroom.

                           She said that she'd been in there all afternoon, crying.

QUIRRELL: Troll in the dungeon!

                   Troll in the dungeon!

                   Thought you ought to know.

DUMBLEDORE: Silence!

                           Everyone will please not panic!

                           Now ...

                           ... prefects will lead their house back to the dormitories.

                           Teachers will follow me to the dungeons.

PERCY: Gryffindors, keep up, please, and stay alert.

POTTER: How could a troll get in?

WEASLEY: Not on its own. Trolls are really stupid. Probably people playing jokes.

                  What?

POTTER: Hermione! She doesn't know.

WEASLEY: I think the troll's left the dungeon.

                  It's going into the girls' bathroom.

POTTER: Hermione, move!

GRANGER: Help! Help!

WEASLEY: Hey, pea brain!

GRANGER: Help!

POTTER: Do something!

WEASLEY: What?

POTTER: Anything!

              Hurry up!

GRANGER: Swish and flick.

WEASLEY: Wingardium Leviosa.

                  Cool.

GRANGER: Is it dead?

POTTER: I don't think so. Just knocked out.

              Troll boogers.

MCGONAGALL: Oh, my goodness! Explain yourselves, both of you!

POTTER & WEASLEY: Well, what it is ...

GRANGER: It's my fault, Professor McGonagall.

MCGONAGALL: Miss Granger?

GRANGER: I went looking for the troll. I thought I could handle it.

                  But I was wrong.

                  If Harry and Ron hadn't come and found me, I'd probably be dead.

MCGONAGALL: Be that as it may, it was an extremely foolish thing to do.

                            I expected more rational behavior and am very disappointed in you.

                            Five points will be taken from Gryffindor ...

                            ... for your serious lack of judgment.

                            As for you two gentlemen ...

                            ... I just hope you realize how fortunate you are.

                            Not many first-year students could take on a troll ...

                            ... and live to tell the tale.

                            Five points ...

                            ... will be awarded to each of you ...

                            ... for sheer dumb luck.

QUIRRELL: Perhaps you ought to go. It might wake up.



Where's Hermione? (Kje je Hermiona?)
Parvati said she wouldn't come out of the bathroom. (Parvati je rekla, da se je zaprla v stranišče.)
She said that she'd been in there all afternoon, crying. (Da že ves popoldan notri joka.)
Troll in the dungeon! (Trol v ječi!)
Troll in the dungeon! (Trol v ječi!)
Thought you ought to know. (Zdaj veste.)
Silence! (Tišina!)
Everyone will please not panic! (Brez panike, prosim.)
Now ...
... prefects will lead their house back to the dormitories. (Predstavniki učencev, poskrbite, da se bodo vsi vrnili v domove.)
Teachers will follow me to the dungeons. (Učitelji, pojdite z mano k ječam.)
Gryffindors, keep up, please, and stay alert. (Gryfondomovci, za mano. Pazljivo.)
How could a troll get in? (Kako je trol prišel noter?)
Not on its own. Trolls are really stupid. Probably people playing jokes. (Sam že ne. Troli so neumni. Najbrž se je kdo pošalil.)
What? (Kaj?)
Hermione! She doesn't know. (Hermiona. Ne ve.)
I think the troll's left the dungeon. (Mislim, da trol ni več v ječi.)
It's going into the girls' bathroom. (V dekliško stranišče gre.)
Hermione, move! (Teci!)
Help! Help! (Na pomoč! Na pomoč!)
Hey, pea brain! (Ej, teslo zarukano!)
Help! (Na pomoč!)
Do something! (Naredi kaj!)
What? (Kaj?)
Anything! (Karkoli!)
Hurry up! (Hitro!)
Swish and flick. (Elegantno in lahkotno.)
Wingardium Leviosa. (Wingardium leviosa.)
Cool. (Kul.)
Is it dead? (Je mrtev?)
I don't think so. Just knocked out. (Ne verjamem. Samo nezavesten.)
Troll boogers. (Trolov smrkelj.)
Oh, my goodness! Explain yourselves, both of you! (Ljubi Bog. Pojasnita.)
Well, what it is ...
It's my fault, Professor McGonagall. (Jaz sem kriva, profesorica McHudurra.)
Miss Granger? (Kaj? Gdč. Granger?)
I went looking for the troll. I thought I could handle it. (Trola sem šla iskat. Mislila sem, da lahko opravim z njim.)
But I was wrong. (Motila sem se.)
If Harry and Ron hadn't come and found me, I'd probably be dead. (Če me Harry in Ron ne bi našla, bi me najbrž ubil.)
Be that as it may, it was an extremely foolish thing to do. (Vsekakor si naredila veliko neumnost.)
I expected more rational behavior and am very disappointed in you. (Mislila sem, da si pametnejša. Zelo si me razočarala, gdč. Granger.)
Five points will be taken from Gryffindor ...
... for your serious lack of judgment. (Zaradi tvoje nerazsodnosti bo Gryfondom izgubil pet točk.)
As for you two gentlemen ... (Vidva pa ...)
... I just hope you realize how fortunate you are. (Upam, da se zavedata, kakšno srečo imata.)
Not many first-year students could take on a troll ... (Malo učencev prvih razredov bi zbilo odraslega trola)
... and live to tell the tale. (in preživelo.)
Five points ... (Pet točk)
... will be awarded to each of you ... (dam vsakemu)
... for sheer dumb luck. (za čisto srečo.)
Perhaps you ought to go. It might wake up. (Pojdite. Lahko se zbudi.)

Noč Čarovnic - Hallowe'en

(audio o1o. poglavja = 1557 sekund ali 25min 57s, prebral: Stephen Fry)

(audio o1o. poglavja = 1532 sekund ali 25min 32s, prebral: Jim Dale)

(o1o. poglavje = 325 stavkov, glej spodaj, prevedel: Jakob J. Kenda) 

(o1o-oo1) Malfoy couldn't believe his eyes when he saw that Harry and Ron were still at Hogwarts next day, looking tired but perfectly cheerful. (o1o-oo1)

(o1o-oo1) Malfoy couldn't believe his eyes when he saw that Harry and Ron were still at Hogwarts next day, looking tired but perfectly cheerful. (o1o-oo1)

(o1o-oo1) Malfoy couldn't believe his eyes when he saw that Harry and Ron were still at Hogwarts next day, looking tired but perfectly cheerful. (o1o-oo1)



(o1o-oo2) Indeed, by next morning Harry and Ron thought that meeting the three-headed dog had been an excellent adventure and they were quite keen to have another one. (o1o-oo2)

(o1o-oo2) Indeed, by next morning Harry and Ron thought that meeting the three-headed dog had been an excellent adventure and they were quite keen to have another one. (o1o-oo2)

(o1o-oo2) Indeed, by next morning Harry and Ron thought that meeting the three-headed dog had been an excellent adventure and they were quite keen to have another one. (o1o-oo2)



(o1o-oo3) In the meantime, Harry filled Ron in about the package that seemed to have been moved from Gringotts to Hogwarts, and they spent a lot of time wondering what could possibly need such heavy protection. (o1o-oo3)

(o1o-oo3) In the meantime, Harry filled Ron in about the package that seemed to have been moved from Gringotts to Hogwarts, and they spent a lot of time wondering what could possibly need such heavy protection. (o1o-oo3)

(o1o-oo3) In the meantime, Harry filled Ron in about the package that seemed to have been moved from Gringotts to Hogwarts, and they spent a lot of time wondering what could possibly need such heavy protection. (o1o-oo3)












(o1o-oo4) 'It's either really valuable or really dangerous,' said Ron. (o1o-oo4)

(o1o-oo4) 'It's either really valuable or really dangerous,' said Ron. (o1o-oo4)

(o1o-oo4) 'It's either really valuable or really dangerous,' said Ron. (o1o-oo4)












(o1o-oo5) 'Or both,' said Harry. (o1o-oo5)

(o1o-oo5) 'Or both,' said Harry. (o1o-oo5)

(o1o-oo5) 'Or both,' said Harry. (o1o-oo5)












(o1o-oo6) But as all they knew for sure about the mysterious object was that it was about two inches long, they didn't have much chance of guessing what it was without further clues. (o1o-oo6)

(o1o-oo6) But as all they knew for sure about the mysterious object was that it was about two inches long, they didn't have much chance of guessing what it was without further clues. (o1o-oo6)

(o1o-oo6) But as all they knew for sure about the mysterious object was that it was about two inches long, they didn't have much chance of guessing what it was without further clues. (o1o-oo6)












(o1o-oo7) Neither Neville or Hermione showed the slightest interest in what lay underneath the dog and the trapdoor. (o1o-oo7)

(o1o-oo7) Neither Neville or Hermione showed the slightest interest in what lay underneath the dog and the trapdoor. (o1o-oo7)

(o1o-oo7) Neither Neville or Hermione showed the slightest interest in what lay underneath the dog and the trapdoor. (o1o-oo7)



(o1o-oo8) All Neville cared about was never going near the dog again. (o1o-oo8)

(o1o-oo8) All Neville cared about was never going near the dog again. (o1o-oo8)

(o1o-oo8) All Neville cared about was never going near the dog again. (o1o-oo8)












(o1o-oo9) Hermione was now refusing to speak to Harry and Ron, but she was such a bossy know-it-all that they saw this as an added bonus. (o1o-oo9)

(o1o-oo9) Hermione was now refusing to speak to Harry and Ron, but she was such a bossy know-it-all that they saw this as an added bonus. (o1o-oo9)

(o1o-oo9) Hermione was now refusing to speak to Harry and Ron, but she was such a bossy know-it-all that they saw this as an added bonus. (o1o-oo9)



(o1o-o1o) All they really wanted now was a way of getting back at Malfoy, and to their great delight, just such a thing arrived with the post about a week later. (o1o-o1o)

(o1o-o1o) All they really wanted now was a way of getting back at Malfoy, and to their great delight, just such a thing arrived with the post about a week later. (o1o-o1o)

(o1o-o1o) All they really wanted now was a way of getting back at Malfoy, and to their great delight, just such a thing arrived with the post about a week later. (o1o-o1o)












(o1o-o11) As the owls flooded into the Great Hall as usual everyone's attention was caught at once by a long thin package carried by six large screech owls. (o1o-o11)

(o1o-o11) As the owls flooded into the Great Hall as usual everyone's attention was caught at once by a long thin package carried by six large screech owls. (o1o-o11)

(o1o-o11) As the owls flooded into the Great Hall as usual everyone's attention was caught at once by a long thin package carried by six large screech owls. (o1o-o11)



(o1o-o12) Harry was just as interested as everyone else to see what was in this large parcel and was amazed when the owls soared down and dropped it right in front of him, knocking his bacon to the floor. (o1o-o12)

(o1o-o12) Harry was just as interested as everyone else to see what was in this large parcel and was amazed when the owls soared down and dropped it right in front of him, knocking his bacon to the floor. (o1o-o12)

(o1o-o12) Harry was just as interested as everyone else to see what was in this large parcel and was amazed when the owls soared down and dropped it right in front of him, knocking his bacon to the floor. (o1o-o12)



(o1o-o13) They had hardly fluttered out of the way when another owl dropped a letter on top of the parcel. (o1o-o13)

(o1o-o13) They had hardly fluttered out of the way when another owl dropped a letter on top of the parcel. (o1o-o13)

(o1o-o13) They had hardly fluttered out of the way when another owl dropped a letter on top of the parcel. (o1o-o13)












(o1o-o14) Harry ripped open the letter first, which was lucky, because it said: DO NOT OPEN THE PARCEL AT THE TABLE. (o1o-o14)

(o1o-o14) Harry ripped open the letter first, which was lucky, because it said: DO NOT OPEN THE PARCEL AT THE TABLE. (o1o-o14)

(o1o-o14) Harry ripped open the letter first, which was lucky, because it said: DO NOT OPEN THE PARCEL AT THE TABLE. (o1o-o14)



(o1o-o15) It contains your new Nimbus Two Thousand, but I don't want everybody knowing you've got a broomstick or they'll all want one. (o1o-o15)

(o1o-o15) It contains your new Nimbus Two Thousand, but I don't want everybody knowing you've got a broomstick or they'll all want one. (o1o-o15)

(o1o-o15) It contains your new Nimbus Two Thousand, but I don't want everybody knowing you've got a broomstick or they'll all want one. (o1o-o15)



(o1o-o16) Oliver Wood will meet you tonight on the Quidditch pitch at seven o'clock for your first training session. (o1o-o16)

(o1o-o16) Oliver Wood will meet you tonight on the Quidditch pitch at seven o'clock for your first training session. (o1o-o16)

(o1o-o16) Oliver Wood will meet you tonight on the Quidditch pitch at seven o'clock for your first training session. (o1o-o16)



(o1o-o17) Professor M. McGonagall (o1o-o17)

(o1o-o17) Professor M. McGonagall (o1o-o17)

(o1o-o17) Professor M. McGonagall (o1o-o17)












(o1o-o18) Harry had difficulty hiding his glee as he handed the note to Ron to read. (o1o-o18)

(o1o-o18) Harry had difficulty hiding his glee as he handed the note to Ron to read. (o1o-o18)

(o1o-o18) Harry had difficulty hiding his glee as he handed the note to Ron to read. (o1o-o18)












(o1o-o19) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand!' Ron moaned enviously. (o1o-o19)

(o1o-o19) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand!' Ron moaned enviously. (o1o-o19)

(o1o-o19) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand!' Ron moaned enviously. (o1o-o19)



(o1o-o2o) 'I've never even touched one.' (o1o-o2o)

(o1o-o2o) 'I've never even touched one.' (o1o-o2o)

(o1o-o2o) 'I've never even touched one.' (o1o-o2o)












(o1o-o21) They left the Hall quickly, wanting to unwrap the broomstick in private before their first lesson, but halfway across the Entrance Hall they found the way upstairs barred by Crabbe and Goyle. (o1o-o21)

(o1o-o21) They left the Hall quickly, wanting to unwrap the broomstick in private before their first lesson, but halfway across the Entrance Hall they found the way upstairs barred by Crabbe and Goyle. (o1o-o21)

(o1o-o21) They left the Hall quickly, wanting to unwrap the broomstick in private before their first lesson, but halfway across the Entrance Hall they found the way upstairs barred by Crabbe and Goyle. (o1o-o21)



(o1o-o22) Malfoy seized the package from Harry and felt it. (o1o-o22)

(o1o-o22) Malfoy seized the package from Harry and felt it. (o1o-o22)

(o1o-o22) Malfoy seized the package from Harry and felt it. (o1o-o22)












(o1o-o23) 'That's a broomstick,' he said, throwing it back to Harry with a mixture of jealousy and spite on his face. (o1o-o23)

(o1o-o23) 'That's a broomstick,' he said, throwing it back to Harry with a mixture of jealousy and spite on his face. (o1o-o23)

(o1o-o23) 'That's a broomstick,' he said, throwing it back to Harry with a mixture of jealousy and spite on his face. (o1o-o23)



(o1o-o24) 'You'll be for it this time, Potter, first-years aren't allowed them.' (o1o-o24)

(o1o-o24) 'You'll be for it this time, Potter, first-years aren't allowed them.' (o1o-o24)

(o1o-o24) 'You'll be for it this time, Potter, first-years aren't allowed them.' (o1o-o24)












(o1o-o25) Ron couldn't resist it. (o1o-o25)

(o1o-o25) Ron couldn't resist it. (o1o-o25)

(o1o-o25) Ron couldn't resist it. (o1o-o25)












(o1o-o26) 'It's not any old broomstick,' he said, 'it's a Nimbus Two Thousand. (o1o-o26)

(o1o-o26) 'It's not any old broomstick,' he said, 'it's a Nimbus Two Thousand. (o1o-o26)

(o1o-o26) 'It's not any old broomstick,' he said, 'it's a Nimbus Two Thousand. (o1o-o26)



(o1o-o27) What did you say you've got at home, Malfoy, a Comet Two Sixty?' Ron grinned at Harry. (o1o-o27)

(o1o-o27) What did you say you've got at home, Malfoy, a Comet Two Sixty?' Ron grinned at Harry. (o1o-o27)

(o1o-o27) What did you say you've got at home, Malfoy, a Comet Two Sixty?' Ron grinned at Harry. (o1o-o27)



(o1o-o28) 'Comets look flashy, but they're not in the same league as the Nimbus.' (o1o-o28)

(o1o-o28) 'Comets look flashy, but they're not in the same league as the Nimbus.' (o1o-o28)

(o1o-o28) 'Comets look flashy, but they're not in the same league as the Nimbus.' (o1o-o28)












(o1o-o29) 'What would you know about it, Weasley, you couldn't afford half the handle,' Malfoy snapped back. (o1o-o29)

(o1o-o29) 'What would you know about it, Weasley, you couldn't afford half the handle,' Malfoy snapped back. (o1o-o29)

(o1o-o29) 'What would you know about it, Weasley, you couldn't afford half the handle,' Malfoy snapped back. (o1o-o29)



(o1o-o3o) 'I suppose you and your brothers have to save up, twig by twig.' (o1o-o3o)

(o1o-o3o) 'I suppose you and your brothers have to save up, twig by twig.' (o1o-o3o)

(o1o-o3o) 'I suppose you and your brothers have to save up, twig by twig.' (o1o-o3o)












(o1o-o31) Before Ron could answer, Professor Flitwick appeared at Malfoy's elbow. (o1o-o31)

(o1o-o31) Before Ron could answer, Professor Flitwick appeared at Malfoy's elbow. (o1o-o31)

(o1o-o31) Before Ron could answer, Professor Flitwick appeared at Malfoy's elbow. (o1o-o31)












(o1o-o32) 'Not arguing, I hope, boys?' he squeaked. (o1o-o32)

(o1o-o32) 'Not arguing, I hope, boys?' he squeaked. (o1o-o32)

(o1o-o32) 'Not arguing, I hope, boys?' he squeaked. (o1o-o32)












(o1o-o33) 'Potter's been sent a broomstick, Professor,' said Malfoy quickly. (o1o-o33)

(o1o-o33) 'Potter's been sent a broomstick, Professor,' said Malfoy quickly. (o1o-o33)

(o1o-o33) 'Potter's been sent a broomstick, Professor,' said Malfoy quickly. (o1o-o33)












(o1o-o34) 'Yes, yes, that's right,' said Professor Flitwick, beaming at Harry. (o1o-o34)

(o1o-o34) 'Yes, yes, that's right,' said Professor Flitwick, beaming at Harry. (o1o-o34)

(o1o-o34) 'Yes, yes, that's right,' said Professor Flitwick, beaming at Harry. (o1o-o34)



(o1o-o35) 'Professor McGonagall told me all about the special circumstances, Potter. (o1o-o35)

(o1o-o35) 'Professor McGonagall told me all about the special circumstances, Potter. (o1o-o35)

(o1o-o35) 'Professor McGonagall told me all about the special circumstances, Potter. (o1o-o35)



(o1o-o36) And what model is it?' (o1o-o36)

(o1o-o36) And what model is it?' (o1o-o36)

(o1o-o36) And what model is it?' (o1o-o36)












(o1o-o37) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand, sir,' said Harry, fighting not to laugh at the look of horror on Malfoy's face. (o1o-o37)

(o1o-o37) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand, sir,' said Harry, fighting not to laugh at the look of horror on Malfoy's face. (o1o-o37)

(o1o-o37) 'A Nimbus Two Thousand, sir,' said Harry, fighting not to laugh at the look of horror on Malfoy's face. (o1o-o37)



(o1o-o38) 'And it's really thanks to Malfoy here that I've got it,' he added. (o1o-o38)

(o1o-o38) 'And it's really thanks to Malfoy here that I've got it,' he added. (o1o-o38)

(o1o-o38) 'And it's really thanks to Malfoy here that I've got it,' he added. (o1o-o38)












(o1o-o39) Harry and Ron headed upstairs, smothering their laughter at Malfoy's obvious rage and confusion. (o1o-o39)

(o1o-o39) Harry and Ron headed upstairs, smothering their laughter at Malfoy's obvious rage and confusion. (o1o-o39)

(o1o-o39) Harry and Ron headed upstairs, smothering their laughter at Malfoy's obvious rage and confusion. (o1o-o39)












(o1o-o4o) 'Well, it's true,' Harry chortled as they reached the top of the marble staircase. (o1o-o4o)

(o1o-o4o) 'Well, it's true,' Harry chortled as they reached the top of the marble staircase. (o1o-o4o)

(o1o-o4o) 'Well, it's true,' Harry chortled as they reached the top of the marble staircase. (o1o-o4o)



(o1o-o41) 'If he hadn't stolen Neville's Remembrall I wouldn't be in the team ...' (o1o-o41)

(o1o-o41) 'If he hadn't stolen Neville's Remembrall I wouldn't be in the team ...' (o1o-o41)

(o1o-o41) 'If he hadn't stolen Neville's Remembrall I wouldn't be in the team ...' (o1o-o41)












(o1o-o42) 'So I suppose you think that's a reward for breaking rules?' came an angry voice from just behind them. (o1o-o42)

(o1o-o42) 'So I suppose you think that's a reward for breaking rules?' came an angry voice from just behind them. (o1o-o42)

(o1o-o42) 'So I suppose you think that's a reward for breaking rules?' came an angry voice from just behind them. (o1o-o42)



(o1o-o43) Hermione was stomping up the stairs looking disapprovingly at the package in Harry's hand. (o1o-o43)

(o1o-o43) Hermione was stomping up the stairs looking disapprovingly at the package in Harry's hand. (o1o-o43)

(o1o-o43) Hermione was stomping up the stairs looking disapprovingly at the package in Harry's hand. (o1o-o43)












(o1o-o44) 'I thought you weren't speaking to us?' said Harry. (o1o-o44)

(o1o-o44) 'I thought you weren't speaking to us?' said Harry. (o1o-o44)

(o1o-o44) 'I thought you weren't speaking to us?' said Harry. (o1o-o44)












(o1o-o45) 'Yes, don't stop now,' said Ron, 'it's doing us so much good.' (o1o-o45)

(o1o-o45) 'Yes, don't stop now,' said Ron, 'it's doing us so much good.' (o1o-o45)

(o1o-o45) 'Yes, don't stop now,' said Ron, 'it's doing us so much good.' (o1o-o45)












(o1o-o46) Hermione marched away with her nose in the air. (o1o-o46)

(o1o-o46) Hermione marched away with her nose in the air. (o1o-o46)

(o1o-o46) Hermione marched away with her nose in the air. (o1o-o46)












(o1o-o47) Harry had a lot of trouble keeping his mind on his lessons that day. (o1o-o47)

(o1o-o47) Harry had a lot of trouble keeping his mind on his lessons that day. (o1o-o47)

(o1o-o47) Harry had a lot of trouble keeping his mind on his lessons that day. (o1o-o47)



(o1o-o48) It kept wandering up to the dormitory, where his new broomstick was lying under his bed, or straying off to the Quidditch pitch where he'd be learning to play that night. (o1o-o48)

(o1o-o48) It kept wandering up to the dormitory, where his new broomstick was lying under his bed, or straying off to the Quidditch pitch where he'd be learning to play that night. (o1o-o48)

(o1o-o48) It kept wandering up to the dormitory, where his new broomstick was lying under his bed, or straying off to the Quidditch pitch where he'd be learning to play that night. (o1o-o48)



(o1o-o49) He bolted his dinner that evening without noticing what he was eating and then rushed upstairs with Ron to unwrap the Nimbus Two Thousand at last. (o1o-o49)

(o1o-o49) He bolted his dinner that evening without noticing what he was eating and then rushed upstairs with Ron to unwrap the Nimbus Two Thousand at last. (o1o-o49)

(o1o-o49) He bolted his dinner that evening without noticing what he was eating and then rushed upstairs with Ron to unwrap the Nimbus Two Thousand at last. (o1o-o49)












(o1o-o5o) 'Wow,' Ron sighed, as the broomstick rolled on to Harry's bedspread. (o1o-o5o)

(o1o-o5o) 'Wow,' Ron sighed, as the broomstick rolled on to Harry's bedspread. (o1o-o5o)

(o1o-o5o) 'Wow,' Ron sighed, as the broomstick rolled on to Harry's bedspread. (o1o-o5o)












(o1o-o51) Even Harry, who knew nothing about the different brooms, thought it looked wonderful. (o1o-o51)

(o1o-o51) Even Harry, who knew nothing about the different brooms, thought it looked wonderful. (o1o-o51)

(o1o-o51) Even Harry, who knew nothing about the different brooms, thought it looked wonderful. (o1o-o51)



(o1o-o52) Sleek and shiny, with a mahogany handle, it had a long tail of neat, straight twigs and Nimbus Two Thousand written in gold near the top. (o1o-o52)

(o1o-o52) Sleek and shiny, with a mahogany handle, it had a long tail of neat, straight twigs and Nimbus Two Thousand written in gold near the top. (o1o-o52)

(o1o-o52) Sleek and shiny, with a mahogany handle, it had a long tail of neat, straight twigs and Nimbus Two Thousand written in gold near the top. (o1o-o52)












(o1o-o53) As seven o'clock drew nearer, Harry left the castle and set off towards the Quidditch pitch in the dusk. (o1o-o53)

(o1o-o53) As seven o'clock drew nearer, Harry left the castle and set off towards the Quidditch pitch in the dusk. (o1o-o53)

(o1o-o53) As seven o'clock drew nearer, Harry left the castle and set off towards the Quidditch pitch in the dusk. (o1o-o53)



(o1o-o54) He'd never been inside the stadium before. (o1o-o54)

(o1o-o54) He'd never been inside the stadium before. (o1o-o54)

(o1o-o54) He'd never been inside the stadium before. (o1o-o54)



(o1o-o55) Hundreds of seats were raised in stands around the pitch so that the spectators were high enough to see what was going on. (o1o-o55)

(o1o-o55) Hundreds of seats were raised in stands around the pitch so that the spectators were high enough to see what was going on. (o1o-o55)

(o1o-o55) Hundreds of seats were raised in stands around the pitch so that the spectators were high enough to see what was going on. (o1o-o55)



(o1o-o56) At either end of the pitch were three golden poles with hoops on the end. (o1o-o56)

(o1o-o56) At either end of the pitch were three golden poles with hoops on the end. (o1o-o56)

(o1o-o56) At either end of the pitch were three golden poles with hoops on the end. (o1o-o56)



(o1o-o57) They reminded Harry of the little plastic sticks Muggle children blew bubbles through, except that they were fifty feet high. (o1o-o57)

(o1o-o57) They reminded Harry of the little plastic sticks Muggle children blew bubbles through, except that they were fifty feet high. (o1o-o57)

(o1o-o57) They reminded Harry of the little plastic sticks Muggle children blew bubbles through, except that they were fifty feet high. (o1o-o57)












(o1o-o58) Too eager to fly again to wait for Wood, Harry mounted his broomstick and kicked off from the ground. (o1o-o58)

(o1o-o58) Too eager to fly again to wait for Wood, Harry mounted his broomstick and kicked off from the ground. (o1o-o58)

(o1o-o58) Too eager to fly again to wait for Wood, Harry mounted his broomstick and kicked off from the ground. (o1o-o58)



(o1o-o59) What a feeling - he swooped in and out of the goalposts and then sped up and down the pitch. (o1o-o59)

(o1o-o59) What a feeling - he swooped in and out of the goalposts and then sped up and down the pitch. (o1o-o59)

(o1o-o59) What a feeling - he swooped in and out of the goalposts and then sped up and down the pitch. (o1o-o59)



(o1o-o6o) The Nimbus Two Thousand turned wherever he wanted at his lightest touch. (o1o-o6o)

(o1o-o6o) The Nimbus Two Thousand turned wherever he wanted at his lightest touch. (o1o-o6o)

(o1o-o6o) The Nimbus Two Thousand turned wherever he wanted at his lightest touch. (o1o-o6o)












(o1o-o61) 'Hey, Potter, come down!' (o1o-o61)

(o1o-o61) 'Hey, Potter, come down!' (o1o-o61)

(o1o-o61) 'Hey, Potter, come down!' (o1o-o61)












(o1o-o62) Oliver Wood had arrived. (o1o-o62)

(o1o-o62) Oliver Wood had arrived. (o1o-o62)

(o1o-o62) Oliver Wood had arrived. (o1o-o62)



(o1o-o63) He was carrying a large wooden crate under his arm. (o1o-o63)

(o1o-o63) He was carrying a large wooden crate under his arm. (o1o-o63)

(o1o-o63) He was carrying a large wooden crate under his arm. (o1o-o63)



(o1o-o64) Harry landed next to him. (o1o-o64)

(o1o-o64) Harry landed next to him. (o1o-o64)

(o1o-o64) Harry landed next to him. (o1o-o64)












(o1o-o65) 'Very nice,' said Wood, his eyes glinting. (o1o-o65)

(o1o-o65) 'Very nice,' said Wood, his eyes glinting. (o1o-o65)

(o1o-o65) 'Very nice,' said Wood, his eyes glinting. (o1o-o65)



(o1o-o66) 'I see what McGonagall meant ... you really are a natural. (o1o-o66)

(o1o-o66) 'I see what McGonagall meant ... you really are a natural. (o1o-o66)

(o1o-o66) 'I see what McGonagall meant ... you really are a natural. (o1o-o66)



(o1o-o67) I'm just going to teach you the rules this evening, then you'll be joining team practice three times a week.' (o1o-o67)

(o1o-o67) I'm just going to teach you the rules this evening, then you'll be joining team practice three times a week.' (o1o-o67)

(o1o-o67) I'm just going to teach you the rules this evening, then you'll be joining team practice three times a week.' (o1o-o67)












(o1o-o68) He opened the crate. (o1o-o68)

(o1o-o68) He opened the crate. (o1o-o68)

(o1o-o68) He opened the crate. (o1o-o68)



(o1o-o69) Inside were four different-sized balls. (o1o-o69)

(o1o-o69) Inside were four different-sized balls. (o1o-o69)

(o1o-o69) Inside were four different-sized balls. (o1o-o69)












(o1o-o7o) 'Right,' said Wood. (o1o-o7o)

(o1o-o7o) 'Right,' said Wood. (o1o-o7o)

(o1o-o7o) 'Right,' said Wood. (o1o-o7o)



(o1o-o71) 'Now, Quidditch is easy enough to understand, even if it's not too easy to play. (o1o-o71)

(o1o-o71) 'Now, Quidditch is easy enough to understand, even if it's not too easy to play. (o1o-o71)

(o1o-o71) 'Now, Quidditch is easy enough to understand, even if it's not too easy to play. (o1o-o71)



(o1o-o72) There are seven players on each side. (o1o-o72)

(o1o-o72) There are seven players on each side. (o1o-o72)

(o1o-o72) There are seven players on each side. (o1o-o72)



(o1o-o73) Three of them are called Chasers.' (o1o-o73)

(o1o-o73) Three of them are called Chasers.' (o1o-o73)

(o1o-o73) Three of them are called Chasers.' (o1o-o73)












(o1o-o74) 'Three Chasers,' Harry repeated, as Wood took out a bright red ball about the size of a football. (o1o-o74)

(o1o-o74) 'Three Chasers,' Harry repeated, as Wood took out a bright red ball about the size of a football. (o1o-o74)

(o1o-o74) 'Three Chasers,' Harry repeated, as Wood took out a bright red ball about the size of a football. (o1o-o74)












(o1o-o75) 'This ball's called the Quaffle,' said Wood. (o1o-o75)

(o1o-o75) 'This ball's called the Quaffle,' said Wood. (o1o-o75)

(o1o-o75) 'This ball's called the Quaffle,' said Wood. (o1o-o75)



(o1o-o76) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle to each other and try and get it through one of the hoops to score a goal. (o1o-o76)

(o1o-o76) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle to each other and try and get it through one of the hoops to score a goal. (o1o-o76)

(o1o-o76) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle to each other and try and get it through one of the hoops to score a goal. (o1o-o76)



(o1o-o77) Ten points every time the Quaffle goes through one of the hoops. (o1o-o77)

(o1o-o77) Ten points every time the Quaffle goes through one of the hoops. (o1o-o77)

(o1o-o77) Ten points every time the Quaffle goes through one of the hoops. (o1o-o77)



(o1o-o78) Follow me?' (o1o-o78)

(o1o-o78) Follow me?' (o1o-o78)

(o1o-o78) Follow me?' (o1o-o78)












(o1o-o79) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle and put it through the hoops to score,' Harry recited. (o1o-o79)

(o1o-o79) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle and put it through the hoops to score,' Harry recited. (o1o-o79)

(o1o-o79) 'The Chasers throw the Quaffle and put it through the hoops to score,' Harry recited. (o1o-o79)



(o1o-o8o) 'So - that's sort of like basketball on broomsticks with six hoops, isn't it?' (o1o-o8o)

(o1o-o8o) 'So - that's sort of like basketball on broomsticks with six hoops, isn't it?' (o1o-o8o)

(o1o-o8o) 'So - that's sort of like basketball on broomsticks with six hoops, isn't it?' (o1o-o8o)












(o1o-o81) 'What's basketball?' said Wood curiously. (o1o-o81)

(o1o-o81) 'What's basketball?' said Wood curiously. (o1o-o81)

(o1o-o81) 'What's basketball?' said Wood curiously. (o1o-o81)












(o1o-o82) 'Never mind,' said Harry quickly. (o1o-o82)

(o1o-o82) 'Never mind,' said Harry quickly. (o1o-o82)

(o1o-o82) 'Never mind,' said Harry quickly. (o1o-o82)












(o1o-o83) 'Now, there's another player on each side who's called the Keeper - I'm Keeper for Gryffindor. (o1o-o83)

(o1o-o83) 'Now, there's another player on each side who's called the Keeper - I'm Keeper for Gryffindor. (o1o-o83)

(o1o-o83) 'Now, there's another player on each side who's called the Keeper - I'm Keeper for Gryffindor. (o1o-o83)



(o1o-o84) I have to fly around our hoops and stop the other team from scoring.' (o1o-o84)

(o1o-o84) I have to fly around our hoops and stop the other team from scoring.' (o1o-o84)

(o1o-o84) I have to fly around our hoops and stop the other team from scoring.' (o1o-o84)












(o1o-o85) 'Three Chasers, one Keeper,' said Harry, who was determined to remember it all. (o1o-o85)

(o1o-o85) 'Three Chasers, one Keeper,' said Harry, who was determined to remember it all. (o1o-o85)

(o1o-o85) 'Three Chasers, one Keeper,' said Harry, who was determined to remember it all. (o1o-o85)



(o1o-o86) 'And they play with the Quaffle. (o1o-o86)

(o1o-o86) 'And they play with the Quaffle. (o1o-o86)

(o1o-o86) 'And they play with the Quaffle. (o1o-o86)



(o1o-o87) OK, got that. (o1o-o87)

(o1o-o87) OK, got that. (o1o-o87)

(o1o-o87) OK, got that. (o1o-o87)



(o1o-o88) So what are they for?' (o1o-o88)

(o1o-o88) So what are they for?' (o1o-o88)

(o1o-o88) So what are they for?' (o1o-o88)



(o1o-o89) He pointed at the three balls left inside the box. (o1o-o89)

(o1o-o89) He pointed at the three balls left inside the box. (o1o-o89)

(o1o-o89) He pointed at the three balls left inside the box. (o1o-o89)












(o1o-o9o) 'I'll show you now,' said Wood. (o1o-o9o)

(o1o-o9o) 'I'll show you now,' said Wood. (o1o-o9o)

(o1o-o9o) 'I'll show you now,' said Wood. (o1o-o9o)



(o1o-o91) 'Take this.' (o1o-o91)

(o1o-o91) 'Take this.' (o1o-o91)

(o1o-o91) 'Take this.' (o1o-o91)












(o1o-o92) He handed Harry a small club, a bit like a rounders bat. (o1o-o92)

(o1o-o92) He handed Harry a small club, a bit like a rounders bat. (o1o-o92)

(o1o-o92) He handed Harry a small club, a bit like a rounders bat. (o1o-o92)












(o1o-o93) 'I'm going to show you what the Bludgers do,' Wood said. (o1o-o93)

(o1o-o93) 'I'm going to show you what the Bludgers do,' Wood said. (o1o-o93)

(o1o-o93) 'I'm going to show you what the Bludgers do,' Wood said. (o1o-o93)



(o1o-o94) 'These two are the Bludgers.' (o1o-o94)

(o1o-o94) 'These two are the Bludgers.' (o1o-o94)

(o1o-o94) 'These two are the Bludgers.' (o1o-o94)












(o1o-o95) He showed Harry two identical balls, jet black and slightly smaller than the red Quaffle. (o1o-o95)

(o1o-o95) He showed Harry two identical balls, jet black and slightly smaller than the red Quaffle. (o1o-o95)

(o1o-o95) He showed Harry two identical balls, jet black and slightly smaller than the red Quaffle. (o1o-o95)



(o1o-o96) Harry noticed that they seemed to be straining to escape the straps holding them inside the box. (o1o-o96)

(o1o-o96) Harry noticed that they seemed to be straining to escape the straps holding them inside the box. (o1o-o96)

(o1o-o96) Harry noticed that they seemed to be straining to escape the straps holding them inside the box. (o1o-o96)












(o1o-o97) 'Stand back,' Wood warned Harry. (o1o-o97)

(o1o-o97) 'Stand back,' Wood warned Harry. (o1o-o97)

(o1o-o97) 'Stand back,' Wood warned Harry. (o1o-o97)



(o1o-o98) He bent down and freed one of the Bludgers. (o1o-o98)

(o1o-o98) He bent down and freed one of the Bludgers. (o1o-o98)

(o1o-o98) He bent down and freed one of the Bludgers. (o1o-o98)












(o1o-o99) At once, the black ball rose high in the air and then pelted straight at Harry's face. (o1o-o99)

(o1o-o99) At once, the black ball rose high in the air and then pelted straight at Harry's face. (o1o-o99)

(o1o-o99) At once, the black ball rose high in the air and then pelted straight at Harry's face. (o1o-o99)



(o1o-1oo) Harry swung at it with the bat to stop it breaking his nose and sent it zig-zagging away into the air - it zoomed around their heads and then shot at Wood, who dived on top of it and managed to pin it to the ground. (o1o-1oo)

(o1o-1oo) Harry swung at it with the bat to stop it breaking his nose and sent it zig-zagging away into the air - it zoomed around their heads and then shot at Wood, who dived on top of it and managed to pin it to the ground. (o1o-1oo)

(o1o-1oo) Harry swung at it with the bat to stop it breaking his nose and sent it zig-zagging away into the air - it zoomed around their heads and then shot at Wood, who dived on top of it and managed to pin it to the ground. (o1o-1oo)












(o1o-1o1) 'See?' Wood panted, forcing the struggling Bludger back into the crate and strapping it down safely. (o1o-1o1)

(o1o-1o1) 'See?' Wood panted, forcing the struggling Bludger back into the crate and strapping it down safely. (o1o-1o1)

(o1o-1o1) 'See?' Wood panted, forcing the struggling Bludger back into the crate and strapping it down safely. (o1o-1o1)



(o1o-1o2) 'The Bludgers rocket around trying to knock players off their brooms. (o1o-1o2)

(o1o-1o2) 'The Bludgers rocket around trying to knock players off their brooms. (o1o-1o2)

(o1o-1o2) 'The Bludgers rocket around trying to knock players off their brooms. (o1o-1o2)



(o1o-1o3) That's why you have two Beaters on each team. (o1o-1o3)

(o1o-1o3) That's why you have two Beaters on each team. (o1o-1o3)

(o1o-1o3) That's why you have two Beaters on each team. (o1o-1o3)



(o1o-1o4) The Weasley twins are ours - it's their job to protect their side from the Bludgers and try and knock them towards the other team. (o1o-1o4)

(o1o-1o4) The Weasley twins are ours - it's their job to protect their side from the Bludgers and try and knock them towards the other team. (o1o-1o4)

(o1o-1o4) The Weasley twins are ours - it's their job to protect their side from the Bludgers and try and knock them towards the other team. (o1o-1o4)



(o1o-1o5) So - think you've got all that?' (o1o-1o5)

(o1o-1o5) So - think you've got all that?' (o1o-1o5)

(o1o-1o5) So - think you've got all that?' (o1o-1o5)












(o1o-1o6) 'Three Chasers try and score with the Quaffle; (o1o-1o6)

(o1o-1o6) 'Three Chasers try and score with the Quaffle; (o1o-1o6)

(o1o-1o6) 'Three Chasers try and score with the Quaffle; (o1o-1o6)



(o1o-1o7) the Keeper guards the goalposts; (o1o-1o7)

(o1o-1o7) the Keeper guards the goalposts; (o1o-1o7)

(o1o-1o7) the Keeper guards the goalposts; (o1o-1o7)



(o1o-1o8) the Beaters keep the Bludgers away from their team,' Harry reeled off. (o1o-1o8)

(o1o-1o8) the Beaters keep the Bludgers away from their team,' Harry reeled off. (o1o-1o8)

(o1o-1o8) the Beaters keep the Bludgers away from their team,' Harry reeled off. (o1o-1o8)












(o1o-1o9) 'Very good,' said Wood. (o1o-1o9)

(o1o-1o9) 'Very good,' said Wood. (o1o-1o9)

(o1o-1o9) 'Very good,' said Wood. (o1o-1o9)












(o1o-11o) 'Er - have the Bludgers ever killed anyone?' Harry asked, hoping he sounded offhand. (o1o-11o)

(o1o-11o) 'Er - have the Bludgers ever killed anyone?' Harry asked, hoping he sounded offhand. (o1o-11o)

(o1o-11o) 'Er - have the Bludgers ever killed anyone?' Harry asked, hoping he sounded offhand. (o1o-11o)












(o1o-111) 'Never at Hogwarts. (o1o-111)

(o1o-111) 'Never at Hogwarts. (o1o-111)

(o1o-111) 'Never at Hogwarts. (o1o-111)



(o1o-112) We've had a couple of broken jaws but nothing worse than that. (o1o-112)

(o1o-112) We've had a couple of broken jaws but nothing worse than that. (o1o-112)

(o1o-112) We've had a couple of broken jaws but nothing worse than that. (o1o-112)



(o1o-113) Now, the last member of the team is the Seeker. (o1o-113)

(o1o-113) Now, the last member of the team is the Seeker. (o1o-113)

(o1o-113) Now, the last member of the team is the Seeker. (o1o-113)



(o1o-114) That's you. (o1o-114)

(o1o-114) That's you. (o1o-114)

(o1o-114) That's you. (o1o-114)



(o1o-115) And you don't have to worry about the Quaffle or the Bludgers -' (o1o-115)

(o1o-115) And you don't have to worry about the Quaffle or the Bludgers -' (o1o-115)

(o1o-115) And you don't have to worry about the Quaffle or the Bludgers -' (o1o-115)












(o1o-116) '- unless they crack my head open.' (o1o-116)

(o1o-116) '- unless they crack my head open.' (o1o-116)

(o1o-116) '- unless they crack my head open.' (o1o-116)












(o1o-117) 'Don't worry, the Weasleys are more than a match for the Bludgers - I mean, they're like a pair of human Bludgers themselves.' (o1o-117)

(o1o-117) 'Don't worry, the Weasleys are more than a match for the Bludgers - I mean, they're like a pair of human Bludgers themselves.' (o1o-117)

(o1o-117) 'Don't worry, the Weasleys are more than a match for the Bludgers - I mean, they're like a pair of human Bludgers themselves.' (o1o-117)












(o1o-118) Wood reached into the crate and took out the fourth and last ball. (o1o-118)

(o1o-118) Wood reached into the crate and took out the fourth and last ball. (o1o-118)

(o1o-118) Wood reached into the crate and took out the fourth and last ball. (o1o-118)



(o1o-119) Compared with the Quaffle and the Bludgers, it was tiny, about the size of a large walnut. (o1o-119)

(o1o-119) Compared with the Quaffle and the Bludgers, it was tiny, about the size of a large walnut. (o1o-119)

(o1o-119) Compared with the Quaffle and the Bludgers, it was tiny, about the size of a large walnut. (o1o-119)



(o1o-12o) It was bright gold and had little fluttering silver wings. (o1o-12o)

(o1o-12o) It was bright gold and had little fluttering silver wings. (o1o-12o)

(o1o-12o) It was bright gold and had little fluttering silver wings. (o1o-12o)












(o1o-121) 'This,' said Wood, 'is the Golden Snitch, and it's the most important ball of the lot. (o1o-121)

(o1o-121) 'This,' said Wood, 'is the Golden Snitch, and it's the most important ball of the lot. (o1o-121)

(o1o-121) 'This,' said Wood, 'is the Golden Snitch, and it's the most important ball of the lot. (o1o-121)



(o1o-122) It's very hard to catch because it's so fast and difficult to see. (o1o-122)

(o1o-122) It's very hard to catch because it's so fast and difficult to see. (o1o-122)

(o1o-122) It's very hard to catch because it's so fast and difficult to see. (o1o-122)



(o1o-123) It's the Seeker's job to catch it. (o1o-123)

(o1o-123) It's the Seeker's job to catch it. (o1o-123)

(o1o-123) It's the Seeker's job to catch it. (o1o-123)



(o1o-124) You've got to weave in and out of the Chasers, Beaters, Bludgers and Quaffle to get it before the other team's Seeker, because whichever Seeker catches the Snitch wins his team an extra hundred and fifty points, so they nearly always win. (o1o-124)

(o1o-124) You've got to weave in and out of the Chasers, Beaters, Bludgers and Quaffle to get it before the other team's Seeker, because whichever Seeker catches the Snitch wins his team an extra hundred and fifty points, so they nearly always win. (o1o-124)

(o1o-124) You've got to weave in and out of the Chasers, Beaters, Bludgers and Quaffle to get it before the other team's Seeker, because whichever Seeker catches the Snitch wins his team an extra hundred and fifty points, so they nearly always win. (o1o-124)



(o1o-125) That's why Seekers get fouled so much. (o1o-125)

(o1o-125) That's why Seekers get fouled so much. (o1o-125)

(o1o-125) That's why Seekers get fouled so much. (o1o-125)



(o1o-126) A game of Quidditch only ends when the Snitch is caught, so it can go on for ages - I think the record is three months, they had to keep bringing on substitutes so the players could get some sleep. (o1o-126)

(o1o-126) A game of Quidditch only ends when the Snitch is caught, so it can go on for ages - I think the record is three months, they had to keep bringing on substitutes so the players could get some sleep. (o1o-126)

(o1o-126) A game of Quidditch only ends when the Snitch is caught, so it can go on for ages - I think the record is three months, they had to keep bringing on substitutes so the players could get some sleep. (o1o-126)












(o1o-127) 'Well, that's it - any questions?' (o1o-127)

(o1o-127) 'Well, that's it - any questions?' (o1o-127)

(o1o-127) 'Well, that's it - any questions?' (o1o-127)












(o1o-128) Harry shook his head. (o1o-128)

(o1o-128) Harry shook his head. (o1o-128)

(o1o-128) Harry shook his head. (o1o-128)



(o1o-129) He understood what he had to do all right, it was doing it that was going to be the problem. (o1o-129)

(o1o-129) He understood what he had to do all right, it was doing it that was going to be the problem. (o1o-129)

(o1o-129) He understood what he had to do all right, it was doing it that was going to be the problem. (o1o-129)












(o1o-13o) 'We won't practise with the Snitch yet,' said Wood, carefully shutting it back inside the crate. (o1o-13o)

(o1o-13o) 'We won't practise with the Snitch yet,' said Wood, carefully shutting it back inside the crate. (o1o-13o)

(o1o-13o) 'We won't practise with the Snitch yet,' said Wood, carefully shutting it back inside the crate. (o1o-13o)



(o1o-131) 'It's too dark, we might lose it. (o1o-131)

(o1o-131) 'It's too dark, we might lose it. (o1o-131)

(o1o-131) 'It's too dark, we might lose it. (o1o-131)



(o1o-132) Let's try you out with a few of these.' (o1o-132)

(o1o-132) Let's try you out with a few of these.' (o1o-132)

(o1o-132) Let's try you out with a few of these.' (o1o-132)












(o1o-133) He pulled a bag of ordinary golf balls out of his pocket, and a few minutes later, he and Harry were up in the air, Wood throwing the golf balls as hard as he could in every direction for Harry to catch. (o1o-133)

(o1o-133) He pulled a bag of ordinary golf balls out of his pocket, and a few minutes later, he and Harry were up in the air, Wood throwing the golf balls as hard as he could in every direction for Harry to catch. (o1o-133)

(o1o-133) He pulled a bag of ordinary golf balls out of his pocket, and a few minutes later, he and Harry were up in the air, Wood throwing the golf balls as hard as he could in every direction for Harry to catch. (o1o-133)












(o1o-134) Harry didn't miss a single one, and Wood was delighted. (o1o-134)

(o1o-134) Harry didn't miss a single one, and Wood was delighted. (o1o-134)

(o1o-134) Harry didn't miss a single one, and Wood was delighted. (o1o-134)



(o1o-135) After half an hour, night had really fallen and they couldn't carry on. (o1o-135)

(o1o-135) After half an hour, night had really fallen and they couldn't carry on. (o1o-135)

(o1o-135) After half an hour, night had really fallen and they couldn't carry on. (o1o-135)












(o1o-136) 'That Quidditch Cup'll have our name on it this year,' said Wood happily as they trudged back up to the castle. (o1o-136)

(o1o-136) 'That Quidditch Cup'll have our name on it this year,' said Wood happily as they trudged back up to the castle. (o1o-136)

(o1o-136) 'That Quidditch Cup'll have our name on it this year,' said Wood happily as they trudged back up to the castle. (o1o-136)



(o1o-137) 'I wouldn't be surprised if you turn out better than Charlie Weasley, and he could have played for England if he hadn't gone off chasing dragons.' (o1o-137)

(o1o-137) 'I wouldn't be surprised if you turn out better than Charlie Weasley, and he could have played for England if he hadn't gone off chasing dragons.' (o1o-137)

(o1o-137) 'I wouldn't be surprised if you turn out better than Charlie Weasley, and he could have played for England if he hadn't gone off chasing dragons.' (o1o-137)












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(o1o-138) Perhaps it was because he was now so busy, what with Quidditch practice three evenings a week on top of all his homework, but Harry could hardly believe it when he realised that he'd already been at Hogwarts two months. (o1o-138)

(o1o-138) Perhaps it was because he was now so busy, what with Quidditch practice three evenings a week on top of all his homework, but Harry could hardly believe it when he realised that he'd already been at Hogwarts two months. (o1o-138)

(o1o-138) Perhaps it was because he was now so busy, what with Quidditch practice three evenings a week on top of all his homework, but Harry could hardly believe it when he realised that he'd already been at Hogwarts two months. (o1o-138)



(o1o-139) The castle felt more like home than Privet Drive had ever done. (o1o-139)

(o1o-139) The castle felt more like home than Privet Drive had ever done. (o1o-139)

(o1o-139) The castle felt more like home than Privet Drive had ever done. (o1o-139)



(o1o-14o) His lessons, too, were becoming more and more interesting now that they had mastered the basics. (o1o-14o)

(o1o-14o) His lessons, too, were becoming more and more interesting now that they had mastered the basics. (o1o-14o)

(o1o-14o) His lessons, too, were becoming more and more interesting now that they had mastered the basics. (o1o-14o)












(o1o-141) On Hallowe'en morning they woke to the delicious smell of baking pumpkin wafting through the corridors. (o1o-141)

(o1o-141) On Hallowe'en morning they woke to the delicious smell of baking pumpkin wafting through the corridors. (o1o-141)

(o1o-141) On Hallowe'en morning they woke to the delicious smell of baking pumpkin wafting through the corridors. (o1o-141)



(o1o-142) Even better, Professor Flitwick announced in Charms that he thought they were ready to start making objects fly, something they had all been dying to try since they'd seen him make Neville's toad zoom around the classroom. (o1o-142)

(o1o-142) Even better, Professor Flitwick announced in Charms that he thought they were ready to start making objects fly, something they had all been dying to try since they'd seen him make Neville's toad zoom around the classroom. (o1o-142)

(o1o-142) Even better, Professor Flitwick announced in Charms that he thought they were ready to start making objects fly, something they had all been dying to try since they'd seen him make Neville's toad zoom around the classroom. (o1o-142)



(o1o-143) Professor Flitwick put the class into pairs to practise. (o1o-143)

(o1o-143) Professor Flitwick put the class into pairs to practise. (o1o-143)

(o1o-143) Professor Flitwick put the class into pairs to practise. (o1o-143)



(o1o-144) Harry's partner was Seamus Finnigan (which was a relief, because Neville had been trying to catch his eye). (o1o-144)

(o1o-144) Harry's partner was Seamus Finnigan (which was a relief, because Neville had been trying to catch his eye). (o1o-144)

(o1o-144) Harry's partner was Seamus Finnigan (which was a relief, because Neville had been trying to catch his eye). (o1o-144)



(o1o-145) Ron, however, was to be working with Hermione Granger. (o1o-145)

(o1o-145) Ron, however, was to be working with Hermione Granger. (o1o-145)

(o1o-145) Ron, however, was to be working with Hermione Granger. (o1o-145)



(o1o-146) It was hard to tell whether Ron or Hermione was angrier about this. (o1o-146)

(o1o-146) It was hard to tell whether Ron or Hermione was angrier about this. (o1o-146)

(o1o-146) It was hard to tell whether Ron or Hermione was angrier about this. (o1o-146)



(o1o-147) She hadn't spoken to either of them since the day Harry's broomstick had arrived. (o1o-147)

(o1o-147) She hadn't spoken to either of them since the day Harry's broomstick had arrived. (o1o-147)

(o1o-147) She hadn't spoken to either of them since the day Harry's broomstick had arrived. (o1o-147)












(o1o-148) 'Now, don't forget that nice wrist movement we've been practising!' squeaked Professor Flitwick, perched on top of his pile of books as usual. (o1o-148)

(o1o-148) 'Now, don't forget that nice wrist movement we've been practising!' squeaked Professor Flitwick, perched on top of his pile of books as usual. (o1o-148)

(o1o-148) 'Now, don't forget that nice wrist movement we've been practising!' squeaked Professor Flitwick, perched on top of his pile of books as usual. (o1o-148)



(o1o-149) 'Swish and flick, remember, swish and flick. (o1o-149)

(o1o-149) 'Swish and flick, remember, swish and flick. (o1o-149)

(o1o-149) 'Swish and flick, remember, swish and flick. (o1o-149)



(o1o-15o) And saying the magic words properly is very important, too - never forget Wizard Baruffio, who said 's' instead of 'f' and found himself on the floor with a buffalo on his chest.' (o1o-15o)

(o1o-15o) And saying the magic words properly is very important, too - never forget Wizard Baruffio, who said 's' instead of 'f' and found himself on the floor with a buffalo on his chest.' (o1o-15o)

(o1o-15o) And saying the magic words properly is very important, too - never forget Wizard Baruffio, who said 's' instead of 'f' and found himself on the floor with a buffalo on his chest.' (o1o-15o)












(o1o-151) It was very difficult. (o1o-151)

(o1o-151) It was very difficult. (o1o-151)

(o1o-151) It was very difficult. (o1o-151)



(o1o-152) Harry and Seamus swished and flicked, but the feather they were supposed to be sending skywards just lay on the desktop. (o1o-152)

(o1o-152) Harry and Seamus swished and flicked, but the feather they were supposed to be sending skywards just lay on the desktop. (o1o-152)

(o1o-152) Harry and Seamus swished and flicked, but the feather they were supposed to be sending skywards just lay on the desktop. (o1o-152)



(o1o-153) Seamus got so impatient that he prodded it with his wand and set fire to it - Harry had to put it out with his hat. (o1o-153)

(o1o-153) Seamus got so impatient that he prodded it with his wand and set fire to it - Harry had to put it out with his hat. (o1o-153)

(o1o-153) Seamus got so impatient that he prodded it with his wand and set fire to it - Harry had to put it out with his hat. (o1o-153)












(o1o-154) Ron, at the next table, wasn't having much more luck. (o1o-154)

(o1o-154) Ron, at the next table, wasn't having much more luck. (o1o-154)

(o1o-154) Ron, at the next table, wasn't having much more luck. (o1o-154)












(o1o-155) 'Wingardium Leviosa!' he shouted, waving his long arms like a windmill. (o1o-155)

(o1o-155) 'Wingardium Leviosa!' he shouted, waving his long arms like a windmill. (o1o-155)

(o1o-155) 'Wingardium Leviosa!' he shouted, waving his long arms like a windmill. (o1o-155)












(o1o-156) 'You're saying it wrong,' Harry heard Hermione snap. (o1o-156)

(o1o-156) 'You're saying it wrong,' Harry heard Hermione snap. (o1o-156)

(o1o-156) 'You're saying it wrong,' Harry heard Hermione snap. (o1o-156)



(o1o-157) 'It's Wing-gar-dium Levi-o-sa, make the ''gar'' nice and long.' (o1o-157)

(o1o-157) 'It's Wing-gar-dium Levi-o-sa, make the ''gar'' nice and long.' (o1o-157)

(o1o-157) 'It's Wing-gar-dium Levi-o-sa, make the ''gar'' nice and long.' (o1o-157)












(o1o-158) 'You do it, then, if you're so clever,' Ron snarled. (o1o-158)

(o1o-158) 'You do it, then, if you're so clever,' Ron snarled. (o1o-158)

(o1o-158) 'You do it, then, if you're so clever,' Ron snarled. (o1o-158)












(o1o-159) Hermione rolled up the sleeves of her gown, flicked her wand and said, 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-159)

(o1o-159) Hermione rolled up the sleeves of her gown, flicked her wand and said, 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-159)

(o1o-159) Hermione rolled up the sleeves of her gown, flicked her wand and said, 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-159)












(o1o-16o) Their feather rose off the desk and hovered about four feet above their heads. (o1o-16o)

(o1o-16o) Their feather rose off the desk and hovered about four feet above their heads. (o1o-16o)

(o1o-16o) Their feather rose off the desk and hovered about four feet above their heads. (o1o-16o)












(o1o-161) 'Oh, well done!' cried Professor Flitwick, clapping. (o1o-161)

(o1o-161) 'Oh, well done!' cried Professor Flitwick, clapping. (o1o-161)

(o1o-161) 'Oh, well done!' cried Professor Flitwick, clapping. (o1o-161)



(o1o-162) 'Everyone see here, Miss Granger's done it!' (o1o-162)

(o1o-162) 'Everyone see here, Miss Granger's done it!' (o1o-162)

(o1o-162) 'Everyone see here, Miss Granger's done it!' (o1o-162)












(o1o-163) Ron was in a very bad temper by the end of the class. (o1o-163)

(o1o-163) Ron was in a very bad temper by the end of the class. (o1o-163)

(o1o-163) Ron was in a very bad temper by the end of the class. (o1o-163)












(o1o-164) 'It's no wonder no one can stand her,' he said to Harry as they pushed their way into the crowded corridor. (o1o-164)

(o1o-164) 'It's no wonder no one can stand her,' he said to Harry as they pushed their way into the crowded corridor. (o1o-164)

(o1o-164) 'It's no wonder no one can stand her,' he said to Harry as they pushed their way into the crowded corridor. (o1o-164)



(o1o-165) 'She's a nightmare, honestly.' (o1o-165)

(o1o-165) 'She's a nightmare, honestly.' (o1o-165)

(o1o-165) 'She's a nightmare, honestly.' (o1o-165)












(o1o-166) Someone knocked into Harry as they hurried past him. (o1o-166)

(o1o-166) Someone knocked into Harry as they hurried past him. (o1o-166)

(o1o-166) Someone knocked into Harry as they hurried past him. (o1o-166)



(o1o-167) It was Hermione. (o1o-167)

(o1o-167) It was Hermione. (o1o-167)

(o1o-167) It was Hermione. (o1o-167)



(o1o-168) Harry caught a glimpse of her face - and was startled to see that she was in tears. (o1o-168)

(o1o-168) Harry caught a glimpse of her face - and was startled to see that she was in tears. (o1o-168)

(o1o-168) Harry caught a glimpse of her face - and was startled to see that she was in tears. (o1o-168)












(o1o-169) 'I think she heard you.' (o1o-169)

(o1o-169) 'I think she heard you.' (o1o-169)

(o1o-169) 'I think she heard you.' (o1o-169)












(o1o-17o) 'So?' said Ron, but he looked a bit uncomfortable. (o1o-17o)

(o1o-17o) 'So?' said Ron, but he looked a bit uncomfortable. (o1o-17o)

(o1o-17o) 'So?' said Ron, but he looked a bit uncomfortable. (o1o-17o)



(o1o-171) 'She must've noticed she's got no friends.' (o1o-171)

(o1o-171) 'She must've noticed she's got no friends.' (o1o-171)

(o1o-171) 'She must've noticed she's got no friends.' (o1o-171)












(o1o-172) Hermione didn't turn up for the next class and wasn't seen all afternoon. (o1o-172)

(o1o-172) Hermione didn't turn up for the next class and wasn't seen all afternoon. (o1o-172)

(o1o-172) Hermione didn't turn up for the next class and wasn't seen all afternoon. (o1o-172)



(o1o-173) On their way down to the Great Hall for the Hallowe'en feast, Harry and Ron overheard Parvati Patil telling her friend Lavender that Hermione was crying in the girls' toilets and wanted to be left alone. (o1o-173)

(o1o-173) On their way down to the Great Hall for the Hallowe'en feast, Harry and Ron overheard Parvati Patil telling her friend Lavender that Hermione was crying in the girls' toilets and wanted to be left alone. (o1o-173)

(o1o-173) On their way down to the Great Hall for the Hallowe'en feast, Harry and Ron overheard Parvati Patil telling her friend Lavender that Hermione was crying in the girls' toilets and wanted to be left alone. (o1o-173)



(o1o-174) Ron looked still more awkward at this, but a moment later they had entered the Great Hall, where the Hallowe'en decorations put Hermione out of their minds. (o1o-174)

(o1o-174) Ron looked still more awkward at this, but a moment later they had entered the Great Hall, where the Hallowe'en decorations put Hermione out of their minds. (o1o-174)

(o1o-174) Ron looked still more awkward at this, but a moment later they had entered the Great Hall, where the Hallowe'en decorations put Hermione out of their minds. (o1o-174)












(o1o-175) A thousand live bats fluttered from the walls and ceiling while a thousand more swooped over the tables in low black clouds, making the candles in the pumpkins stutter. (o1o-175)

(o1o-175) A thousand live bats fluttered from the walls and ceiling while a thousand more swooped over the tables in low black clouds, making the candles in the pumpkins stutter. (o1o-175)

(o1o-175) A thousand live bats fluttered from the walls and ceiling while a thousand more swooped over the tables in low black clouds, making the candles in the pumpkins stutter. (o1o-175)



(o1o-176) The feast appeared suddenly on the golden plates, as it had at the start-of-term banquet. (o1o-176)

(o1o-176) The feast appeared suddenly on the golden plates, as it had at the start-of-term banquet. (o1o-176)

(o1o-176) The feast appeared suddenly on the golden plates, as it had at the start-of-term banquet. (o1o-176)












(o1o-177) Harry was just helping himself to a jacket potato when Professor Quirrell came sprinting into the Hall, his turban askew and terror on his face. (o1o-177)

(o1o-177) Harry was just helping himself to a jacket potato when Professor Quirrell came sprinting into the Hall, his turban askew and terror on his face. (o1o-177)

(o1o-177) Harry was just helping himself to a jacket potato when Professor Quirrell came sprinting into the Hall, his turban askew and terror on his face. (o1o-177)



(o1o-178) Everyone stared as he reached Professor Dumbledore's chair, slumped against the table and gasped, 'Troll - in the dungeons - thought you ought to know.' (o1o-178)

(o1o-178) Everyone stared as he reached Professor Dumbledore's chair, slumped against the table and gasped, 'Troll - in the dungeons - thought you ought to know.' (o1o-178)

(o1o-178) Everyone stared as he reached Professor Dumbledore's chair, slumped against the table and gasped, 'Troll - in the dungeons - thought you ought to know.' (o1o-178)












(o1o-179) He then sank to the floor in a dead faint. (o1o-179)

(o1o-179) He then sank to the floor in a dead faint. (o1o-179)

(o1o-179) He then sank to the floor in a dead faint. (o1o-179)












(o1o-18o) There was uproar. (o1o-18o)

(o1o-18o) There was uproar. (o1o-18o)

(o1o-18o) There was uproar. (o1o-18o)



(o1o-181) It took several purple firecrackers exploding from the end of Professor Dumbledore's wand to bring silence. (o1o-181)

(o1o-181) It took several purple firecrackers exploding from the end of Professor Dumbledore's wand to bring silence. (o1o-181)

(o1o-181) It took several purple firecrackers exploding from the end of Professor Dumbledore's wand to bring silence. (o1o-181)












(o1o-182) 'Prefects,' he rumbled, 'lead your houses back to the dormitories immediately!' (o1o-182)

(o1o-182) 'Prefects,' he rumbled, 'lead your houses back to the dormitories immediately!' (o1o-182)

(o1o-182) 'Prefects,' he rumbled, 'lead your houses back to the dormitories immediately!' (o1o-182)












(o1o-183) Percy was in his element. (o1o-183)

(o1o-183) Percy was in his element. (o1o-183)

(o1o-183) Percy was in his element. (o1o-183)












(o1o-184) 'Follow me! (o1o-184)

(o1o-184) 'Follow me! (o1o-184)

(o1o-184) 'Follow me! (o1o-184)



(o1o-185) Stick together, first-years! (o1o-185)

(o1o-185) Stick together, first-years! (o1o-185)

(o1o-185) Stick together, first-years! (o1o-185)



(o1o-186) No need to fear the troll if you follow my orders! (o1o-186)

(o1o-186) No need to fear the troll if you follow my orders! (o1o-186)

(o1o-186) No need to fear the troll if you follow my orders! (o1o-186)



(o1o-187) Stay close behind me, now. (o1o-187)

(o1o-187) Stay close behind me, now. (o1o-187)

(o1o-187) Stay close behind me, now. (o1o-187)



(o1o-188) Make way, first-years coming through! (o1o-188)

(o1o-188) Make way, first-years coming through! (o1o-188)

(o1o-188) Make way, first-years coming through! (o1o-188)



(o1o-189) Excuse me, I'm a Prefect!' (o1o-189)

(o1o-189) Excuse me, I'm a Prefect!' (o1o-189)

(o1o-189) Excuse me, I'm a Prefect!' (o1o-189)












(o1o-19o) 'How could a troll get in?' Harry asked as they climbed the stairs. (o1o-19o)

(o1o-19o) 'How could a troll get in?' Harry asked as they climbed the stairs. (o1o-19o)

(o1o-19o) 'How could a troll get in?' Harry asked as they climbed the stairs. (o1o-19o)












(o1o-191) 'Don't ask me, they're supposed to be really stupid,' said Ron. (o1o-191)

(o1o-191) 'Don't ask me, they're supposed to be really stupid,' said Ron. (o1o-191)

(o1o-191) 'Don't ask me, they're supposed to be really stupid,' said Ron. (o1o-191)



(o1o-192) 'Maybe Peeves let it in for a Hallowe'en joke.' (o1o-192)

(o1o-192) 'Maybe Peeves let it in for a Hallowe'en joke.' (o1o-192)

(o1o-192) 'Maybe Peeves let it in for a Hallowe'en joke.' (o1o-192)












(o1o-193) They passed different groups of people hurrying in different directions. (o1o-193)

(o1o-193) They passed different groups of people hurrying in different directions. (o1o-193)

(o1o-193) They passed different groups of people hurrying in different directions. (o1o-193)



(o1o-194) As they jostled their way through a crowd of confused Hufflepuffs, Harry suddenly grabbed Ron's arm. (o1o-194)

(o1o-194) As they jostled their way through a crowd of confused Hufflepuffs, Harry suddenly grabbed Ron's arm. (o1o-194)

(o1o-194) As they jostled their way through a crowd of confused Hufflepuffs, Harry suddenly grabbed Ron's arm. (o1o-194)












(o1o-195) 'I've just thought - Hermione.' (o1o-195)

(o1o-195) 'I've just thought - Hermione.' (o1o-195)

(o1o-195) 'I've just thought - Hermione.' (o1o-195)












(o1o-196) 'What about her?' (o1o-196)

(o1o-196) 'What about her?' (o1o-196)

(o1o-196) 'What about her?' (o1o-196)












(o1o-197) 'She doesn't know about the troll.' (o1o-197)

(o1o-197) 'She doesn't know about the troll.' (o1o-197)

(o1o-197) 'She doesn't know about the troll.' (o1o-197)












(o1o-198) Ron bit his lip. (o1o-198)

(o1o-198) Ron bit his lip. (o1o-198)

(o1o-198) Ron bit his lip. (o1o-198)












(o1o-199) 'Oh, all right,' he snapped. (o1o-199)

(o1o-199) 'Oh, all right,' he snapped. (o1o-199)

(o1o-199) 'Oh, all right,' he snapped. (o1o-199)



(o1o-2oo) 'But Percy'd better not see us.' (o1o-2oo)

(o1o-2oo) 'But Percy'd better not see us.' (o1o-2oo)

(o1o-2oo) 'But Percy'd better not see us.' (o1o-2oo)












(o1o-2o1) Ducking down, they joined the Hufflepuffs going the other way, slipped down a deserted side corridor and hurried off towards the girls' toilets. (o1o-2o1)

(o1o-2o1) Ducking down, they joined the Hufflepuffs going the other way, slipped down a deserted side corridor and hurried off towards the girls' toilets. (o1o-2o1)

(o1o-2o1) Ducking down, they joined the Hufflepuffs going the other way, slipped down a deserted side corridor and hurried off towards the girls' toilets. (o1o-2o1)



(o1o-2o2) They had just turned the corner when they heard quick footsteps behind them. (o1o-2o2)

(o1o-2o2) They had just turned the corner when they heard quick footsteps behind them. (o1o-2o2)

(o1o-2o2) They had just turned the corner when they heard quick footsteps behind them. (o1o-2o2)












(o1o-2o3) 'Percy!' hissed Ron, pulling Harry behind a large stone griffin. (o1o-2o3)

(o1o-2o3) 'Percy!' hissed Ron, pulling Harry behind a large stone griffin. (o1o-2o3)

(o1o-2o3) 'Percy!' hissed Ron, pulling Harry behind a large stone griffin. (o1o-2o3)












(o1o-2o4) Peering around it, however, they saw not Percy but Snape. (o1o-2o4)

(o1o-2o4) Peering around it, however, they saw not Percy but Snape. (o1o-2o4)

(o1o-2o4) Peering around it, however, they saw not Percy but Snape. (o1o-2o4)



(o1o-2o5) He crossed the corridor and disappeared from view. (o1o-2o5)

(o1o-2o5) He crossed the corridor and disappeared from view. (o1o-2o5)

(o1o-2o5) He crossed the corridor and disappeared from view. (o1o-2o5)












(o1o-2o6) 'What's he doing?' Harry whispered. (o1o-2o6)

(o1o-2o6) 'What's he doing?' Harry whispered. (o1o-2o6)

(o1o-2o6) 'What's he doing?' Harry whispered. (o1o-2o6)



(o1o-2o7) 'Why isn't he down in the dungeons with the rest of the teachers?' (o1o-2o7)

(o1o-2o7) 'Why isn't he down in the dungeons with the rest of the teachers?' (o1o-2o7)

(o1o-2o7) 'Why isn't he down in the dungeons with the rest of the teachers?' (o1o-2o7)












(o1o-2o8) 'Search me.' (o1o-2o8)

(o1o-2o8) 'Search me.' (o1o-2o8)

(o1o-2o8) 'Search me.' (o1o-2o8)












(o1o-2o9) Quietly as possible, they crept along the next corridor after Snape's fading footsteps. (o1o-2o9)

(o1o-2o9) Quietly as possible, they crept along the next corridor after Snape's fading footsteps. (o1o-2o9)

(o1o-2o9) Quietly as possible, they crept along the next corridor after Snape's fading footsteps. (o1o-2o9)












(o1o-21o) 'He's heading for the third floor,' Harry said, but Ron held up his hand. (o1o-21o)

(o1o-21o) 'He's heading for the third floor,' Harry said, but Ron held up his hand. (o1o-21o)

(o1o-21o) 'He's heading for the third floor,' Harry said, but Ron held up his hand. (o1o-21o)












(o1o-211) 'Can you smell something?' (o1o-211)

(o1o-211) 'Can you smell something?' (o1o-211)

(o1o-211) 'Can you smell something?' (o1o-211)












(o1o-212) Harry sniffed and a foul stench reached his nostrils, a mixture of old socks and the kind of public toilet no one seems to clean. (o1o-212)

(o1o-212) Harry sniffed and a foul stench reached his nostrils, a mixture of old socks and the kind of public toilet no one seems to clean. (o1o-212)

(o1o-212) Harry sniffed and a foul stench reached his nostrils, a mixture of old socks and the kind of public toilet no one seems to clean. (o1o-212)












(o1o-213) And then they heard it - a low grunting and the shuffling footfalls of gigantic feet. (o1o-213)

(o1o-213) And then they heard it - a low grunting and the shuffling footfalls of gigantic feet. (o1o-213)

(o1o-213) And then they heard it - a low grunting and the shuffling footfalls of gigantic feet. (o1o-213)



(o1o-214) Ron pointed: at the end of a passage to the left, something huge was moving towards them. (o1o-214)

(o1o-214) Ron pointed: at the end of a passage to the left, something huge was moving towards them. (o1o-214)

(o1o-214) Ron pointed: at the end of a passage to the left, something huge was moving towards them. (o1o-214)



(o1o-215) They shrank into the shadows and watched as it emerged into a patch of moonlight. (o1o-215)

(o1o-215) They shrank into the shadows and watched as it emerged into a patch of moonlight. (o1o-215)

(o1o-215) They shrank into the shadows and watched as it emerged into a patch of moonlight. (o1o-215)












(o1o-216) It was a horrible sight. (o1o-216)

(o1o-216) It was a horrible sight. (o1o-216)

(o1o-216) It was a horrible sight. (o1o-216)



(o1o-217) Twelve feet tall, its skin was a dull, granite grey, its great lumpy body like a boulder with its small bald head perched on top like a coconut. (o1o-217)

(o1o-217) Twelve feet tall, its skin was a dull, granite grey, its great lumpy body like a boulder with its small bald head perched on top like a coconut. (o1o-217)

(o1o-217) Twelve feet tall, its skin was a dull, granite grey, its great lumpy body like a boulder with its small bald head perched on top like a coconut. (o1o-217)



(o1o-218) It had short legs thick as tree trunks with flat, horny feet. (o1o-218)

(o1o-218) It had short legs thick as tree trunks with flat, horny feet. (o1o-218)

(o1o-218) It had short legs thick as tree trunks with flat, horny feet. (o1o-218)



(o1o-219) The smell coming from it was incredible. (o1o-219)

(o1o-219) The smell coming from it was incredible. (o1o-219)

(o1o-219) The smell coming from it was incredible. (o1o-219)



(o1o-22o) It was holding a huge wooden club, which dragged along the floor because its arms were so long. (o1o-22o)

(o1o-22o) It was holding a huge wooden club, which dragged along the floor because its arms were so long. (o1o-22o)

(o1o-22o) It was holding a huge wooden club, which dragged along the floor because its arms were so long. (o1o-22o)












(o1o-221) The troll stopped next to a doorway and peered inside. (o1o-221)

(o1o-221) The troll stopped next to a doorway and peered inside. (o1o-221)

(o1o-221) The troll stopped next to a doorway and peered inside. (o1o-221)



(o1o-222) It waggled its long ears, making up its tiny mind, then slouched slowly into the room. (o1o-222)

(o1o-222) It waggled its long ears, making up its tiny mind, then slouched slowly into the room. (o1o-222)

(o1o-222) It waggled its long ears, making up its tiny mind, then slouched slowly into the room. (o1o-222)












(o1o-223) 'The key's in the lock,' Harry muttered. (o1o-223)

(o1o-223) 'The key's in the lock,' Harry muttered. (o1o-223)

(o1o-223) 'The key's in the lock,' Harry muttered. (o1o-223)



(o1o-224) 'We could lock it in.' (o1o-224)

(o1o-224) 'We could lock it in.' (o1o-224)

(o1o-224) 'We could lock it in.' (o1o-224)












(o1o-225) 'Good idea,' said Ron nervously. (o1o-225)

(o1o-225) 'Good idea,' said Ron nervously. (o1o-225)

(o1o-225) 'Good idea,' said Ron nervously. (o1o-225)












(o1o-226) They edged towards the open door, mouths dry, praying the troll wasn't about to come out of it. (o1o-226)

(o1o-226) They edged towards the open door, mouths dry, praying the troll wasn't about to come out of it. (o1o-226)

(o1o-226) They edged towards the open door, mouths dry, praying the troll wasn't about to come out of it. (o1o-226)



(o1o-227) With one great leap, Harry managed to grab the key, slam the door and lock it. (o1o-227)

(o1o-227) With one great leap, Harry managed to grab the key, slam the door and lock it. (o1o-227)

(o1o-227) With one great leap, Harry managed to grab the key, slam the door and lock it. (o1o-227)












(o1o-228) 'Yes!' (o1o-228)

(o1o-228) 'Yes!' (o1o-228)

(o1o-228) 'Yes!' (o1o-228)












(o1o-229) Flushed with their victory they started to run back up the passage, but as they reached the corner they heard something that made their hearts stop - a high, petrified scream - and it was coming from the chamber they'd just locked up. (o1o-229)

(o1o-229) Flushed with their victory they started to run back up the passage, but as they reached the corner they heard something that made their hearts stop - a high, petrified scream - and it was coming from the chamber they'd just locked up. (o1o-229)

(o1o-229) Flushed with their victory they started to run back up the passage, but as they reached the corner they heard something that made their hearts stop - a high, petrified scream - and it was coming from the chamber they'd just locked up. (o1o-229)












(o1o-23o) 'Oh, no,' said Ron, pale as the Bloody Baron. (o1o-23o)

(o1o-23o) 'Oh, no,' said Ron, pale as the Bloody Baron. (o1o-23o)

(o1o-23o) 'Oh, no,' said Ron, pale as the Bloody Baron. (o1o-23o)












(o1o-231) 'It's the girls' toilets!' Harry gasped. (o1o-231)

(o1o-231) 'It's the girls' toilets!' Harry gasped. (o1o-231)

(o1o-231) 'It's the girls' toilets!' Harry gasped. (o1o-231)












(o1o-232) 'Hermione!' they said together. (o1o-232)

(o1o-232) 'Hermione!' they said together. (o1o-232)

(o1o-232) 'Hermione!' they said together. (o1o-232)












(o1o-233) It was the last thing they wanted to do, but what choice did they have? (o1o-233)

(o1o-233) It was the last thing they wanted to do, but what choice did they have? (o1o-233)

(o1o-233) It was the last thing they wanted to do, but what choice did they have? (o1o-233)



(o1o-234) Wheeling around they sprinted back to the door and turned the key, fumbling in their panic - Harry pulled the door open - they ran inside. (o1o-234)

(o1o-234) Wheeling around they sprinted back to the door and turned the key, fumbling in their panic - Harry pulled the door open - they ran inside. (o1o-234)

(o1o-234) Wheeling around they sprinted back to the door and turned the key, fumbling in their panic - Harry pulled the door open - they ran inside. (o1o-234)












(o1o-235) Hermione Granger was shrinking against the wall opposite, looking as if she was about to faint. (o1o-235)

(o1o-235) Hermione Granger was shrinking against the wall opposite, looking as if she was about to faint. (o1o-235)

(o1o-235) Hermione Granger was shrinking against the wall opposite, looking as if she was about to faint. (o1o-235)



(o1o-236) The troll was advancing on her, knocking the sinks off the walls as it went. (o1o-236)

(o1o-236) The troll was advancing on her, knocking the sinks off the walls as it went. (o1o-236)

(o1o-236) The troll was advancing on her, knocking the sinks off the walls as it went. (o1o-236)












(o1o-237) 'Confuse it!' Harry said desperately to Ron, and seizing a tap he threw it as hard as he could against the wall. (o1o-237)

(o1o-237) 'Confuse it!' Harry said desperately to Ron, and seizing a tap he threw it as hard as he could against the wall. (o1o-237)

(o1o-237) 'Confuse it!' Harry said desperately to Ron, and seizing a tap he threw it as hard as he could against the wall. (o1o-237)












(o1o-238) The troll stopped a few feet from Hermione. (o1o-238)

(o1o-238) The troll stopped a few feet from Hermione. (o1o-238)

(o1o-238) The troll stopped a few feet from Hermione. (o1o-238)



(o1o-239) It lumbered around, blinking stupidly, to see what had made the noise. (o1o-239)

(o1o-239) It lumbered around, blinking stupidly, to see what had made the noise. (o1o-239)

(o1o-239) It lumbered around, blinking stupidly, to see what had made the noise. (o1o-239)



(o1o-24o) Its mean little eyes saw Harry. (o1o-24o)

(o1o-24o) Its mean little eyes saw Harry. (o1o-24o)

(o1o-24o) Its mean little eyes saw Harry. (o1o-24o)



(o1o-241) It hesitated, then made for him instead, lifting its club as it went. (o1o-241)

(o1o-241) It hesitated, then made for him instead, lifting its club as it went. (o1o-241)

(o1o-241) It hesitated, then made for him instead, lifting its club as it went. (o1o-241)












(o1o-242) 'Oy, pea-brain!' yelled Ron from the other side of the chamber, and he threw a metal pipe at it. (o1o-242)

(o1o-242) 'Oy, pea-brain!' yelled Ron from the other side of the chamber, and he threw a metal pipe at it. (o1o-242)

(o1o-242) 'Oy, pea-brain!' yelled Ron from the other side of the chamber, and he threw a metal pipe at it. (o1o-242)



(o1o-243) The troll didn't even seem to notice the pipe hitting its shoulder, but it heard the yell and paused again, turning its ugly snout towards Ron instead, giving Harry time to run around it. (o1o-243)

(o1o-243) The troll didn't even seem to notice the pipe hitting its shoulder, but it heard the yell and paused again, turning its ugly snout towards Ron instead, giving Harry time to run around it. (o1o-243)

(o1o-243) The troll didn't even seem to notice the pipe hitting its shoulder, but it heard the yell and paused again, turning its ugly snout towards Ron instead, giving Harry time to run around it. (o1o-243)












(o1o-244) 'Come on, run, run!' Harry yelled at Hermione, trying to pull her towards the door, but she couldn't move, she was still flat against the wall, her mouth open with terror. (o1o-244)

(o1o-244) 'Come on, run, run!' Harry yelled at Hermione, trying to pull her towards the door, but she couldn't move, she was still flat against the wall, her mouth open with terror. (o1o-244)

(o1o-244) 'Come on, run, run!' Harry yelled at Hermione, trying to pull her towards the door, but she couldn't move, she was still flat against the wall, her mouth open with terror. (o1o-244)












(o1o-245) The shouting and the echoes seemed to be driving the troll berserk. (o1o-245)

(o1o-245) The shouting and the echoes seemed to be driving the troll berserk. (o1o-245)

(o1o-245) The shouting and the echoes seemed to be driving the troll berserk. (o1o-245)



(o1o-246) It roared again and started towards Ron, who was nearest and had no way to escape. (o1o-246)

(o1o-246) It roared again and started towards Ron, who was nearest and had no way to escape. (o1o-246)

(o1o-246) It roared again and started towards Ron, who was nearest and had no way to escape. (o1o-246)












(o1o-247) Harry then did something that was both very brave and very stupid: he took a great running jump and managed to fasten his arms around the troll's neck from behind. (o1o-247)

(o1o-247) Harry then did something that was both very brave and very stupid: he took a great running jump and managed to fasten his arms around the troll's neck from behind. (o1o-247)

(o1o-247) Harry then did something that was both very brave and very stupid: he took a great running jump and managed to fasten his arms around the troll's neck from behind. (o1o-247)



(o1o-248) The troll couldn't feel Harry hanging there, but even a troll will notice if you stick a long bit of wood up its nose, and Harry's wand had still been in his hand when he'd jumped - it had gone straight up one of the troll's nostrils. (o1o-248)

(o1o-248) The troll couldn't feel Harry hanging there, but even a troll will notice if you stick a long bit of wood up its nose, and Harry's wand had still been in his hand when he'd jumped - it had gone straight up one of the troll's nostrils. (o1o-248)

(o1o-248) The troll couldn't feel Harry hanging there, but even a troll will notice if you stick a long bit of wood up its nose, and Harry's wand had still been in his hand when he'd jumped - it had gone straight up one of the troll's nostrils. (o1o-248)












(o1o-249) Howling with pain, the troll twisted and flailed its club, with Harry clinging on for dear life; (o1o-249)

(o1o-249) Howling with pain, the troll twisted and flailed its club, with Harry clinging on for dear life; (o1o-249)

(o1o-249) Howling with pain, the troll twisted and flailed its club, with Harry clinging on for dear life; (o1o-249)



(o1o-25o) any second, the troll was going to rip him off or catch him a terrible blow with the club. (o1o-25o)

(o1o-25o) any second, the troll was going to rip him off or catch him a terrible blow with the club. (o1o-25o)

(o1o-25o) any second, the troll was going to rip him off or catch him a terrible blow with the club. (o1o-25o)












(o1o-251) Hermione had sunk to the floor in fright; (o1o-251)

(o1o-251) Hermione had sunk to the floor in fright; (o1o-251)

(o1o-251) Hermione had sunk to the floor in fright; (o1o-251)



(o1o-252) Ron pulled out his own wand - not knowing what he was going to do he heard himself cry the first spell that came into his head: 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-252)

(o1o-252) Ron pulled out his own wand - not knowing what he was going to do he heard himself cry the first spell that came into his head: 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-252)

(o1o-252) Ron pulled out his own wand - not knowing what he was going to do he heard himself cry the first spell that came into his head: 'Wingardium Leviosa!' (o1o-252)












(o1o-253) The club flew suddenly out of the troll's hand, rose high, high up into the air, turned slowly over - and dropped, with a sickening crack, on to its owner's head. (o1o-253)

(o1o-253) The club flew suddenly out of the troll's hand, rose high, high up into the air, turned slowly over - and dropped, with a sickening crack, on to its owner's head. (o1o-253)

(o1o-253) The club flew suddenly out of the troll's hand, rose high, high up into the air, turned slowly over - and dropped, with a sickening crack, on to its owner's head. (o1o-253)



(o1o-254) The troll swayed on the spot and then fell flat on its face, with a thud that made the whole room tremble. (o1o-254)

(o1o-254) The troll swayed on the spot and then fell flat on its face, with a thud that made the whole room tremble. (o1o-254)

(o1o-254) The troll swayed on the spot and then fell flat on its face, with a thud that made the whole room tremble. (o1o-254)












(o1o-255) Harry got to his feet. (o1o-255)

(o1o-255) Harry got to his feet. (o1o-255)

(o1o-255) Harry got to his feet. (o1o-255)



(o1o-256) He was shaking and out of breath. (o1o-256)

(o1o-256) He was shaking and out of breath. (o1o-256)

(o1o-256) He was shaking and out of breath. (o1o-256)



(o1o-257) Ron was standing there with his wand still raised, staring at what he had done. (o1o-257)

(o1o-257) Ron was standing there with his wand still raised, staring at what he had done. (o1o-257)

(o1o-257) Ron was standing there with his wand still raised, staring at what he had done. (o1o-257)












(o1o-258) It was Hermione who spoke first. (o1o-258)

(o1o-258) It was Hermione who spoke first. (o1o-258)

(o1o-258) It was Hermione who spoke first. (o1o-258)












(o1o-259) 'Is it - dead?' (o1o-259)

(o1o-259) 'Is it - dead?' (o1o-259)

(o1o-259) 'Is it - dead?' (o1o-259)












(o1o-26o) 'I don't think so,' said Harry. (o1o-26o)

(o1o-26o) 'I don't think so,' said Harry. (o1o-26o)

(o1o-26o) 'I don't think so,' said Harry. (o1o-26o)



(o1o-261) 'I think it's just been knocked out.' (o1o-261)

(o1o-261) 'I think it's just been knocked out.' (o1o-261)

(o1o-261) 'I think it's just been knocked out.' (o1o-261)












(o1o-262) He bent down and pulled his wand out of the troll's nose. (o1o-262)

(o1o-262) He bent down and pulled his wand out of the troll's nose. (o1o-262)

(o1o-262) He bent down and pulled his wand out of the troll's nose. (o1o-262)



(o1o-263) It was covered in what looked like lumpy grey glue. (o1o-263)

(o1o-263) It was covered in what looked like lumpy grey glue. (o1o-263)

(o1o-263) It was covered in what looked like lumpy grey glue. (o1o-263)












(o1o-264) 'Urgh - troll bogies.' (o1o-264)

(o1o-264) 'Urgh - troll bogies.' (o1o-264)

(o1o-264) 'Urgh - troll bogies.' (o1o-264)












(o1o-265) He wiped it on the troll's trousers. (o1o-265)

(o1o-265) He wiped it on the troll's trousers. (o1o-265)

(o1o-265) He wiped it on the troll's trousers. (o1o-265)












(o1o-266) A sudden slamming and loud footsteps made the three of them look up. (o1o-266)

(o1o-266) A sudden slamming and loud footsteps made the three of them look up. (o1o-266)

(o1o-266) A sudden slamming and loud footsteps made the three of them look up. (o1o-266)



(o1o-267) They hadn't realised what a racket they had been making, but of course, someone downstairs must have heard the crashes and the troll's roars. (o1o-267)

(o1o-267) They hadn't realised what a racket they had been making, but of course, someone downstairs must have heard the crashes and the troll's roars. (o1o-267)

(o1o-267) They hadn't realised what a racket they had been making, but of course, someone downstairs must have heard the crashes and the troll's roars. (o1o-267)



(o1o-268) A moment later, Professor McGonagall had come bursting into the room, closely followed by Snape, with Quirrell bringing up the rear. (o1o-268)

(o1o-268) A moment later, Professor McGonagall had come bursting into the room, closely followed by Snape, with Quirrell bringing up the rear. (o1o-268)

(o1o-268) A moment later, Professor McGonagall had come bursting into the room, closely followed by Snape, with Quirrell bringing up the rear. (o1o-268)



(o1o-269) Quirrell took one look at the troll, let out a faint whimper and sat quickly down on a toilet, clutching his heart. (o1o-269)

(o1o-269) Quirrell took one look at the troll, let out a faint whimper and sat quickly down on a toilet, clutching his heart. (o1o-269)

(o1o-269) Quirrell took one look at the troll, let out a faint whimper and sat quickly down on a toilet, clutching his heart. (o1o-269)












(o1o-27o) Snape bent over the troll. (o1o-27o)

(o1o-27o) Snape bent over the troll. (o1o-27o)

(o1o-27o) Snape bent over the troll. (o1o-27o)



(o1o-271) Professor McGonagall was looking at Ron and Harry. (o1o-271)

(o1o-271) Professor McGonagall was looking at Ron and Harry. (o1o-271)

(o1o-271) Professor McGonagall was looking at Ron and Harry. (o1o-271)



(o1o-272) Harry had never seen her look so angry. (o1o-272)

(o1o-272) Harry had never seen her look so angry. (o1o-272)

(o1o-272) Harry had never seen her look so angry. (o1o-272)



(o1o-273) Her lips were white. (o1o-273)

(o1o-273) Her lips were white. (o1o-273)

(o1o-273) Her lips were white. (o1o-273)



(o1o-274) Hopes of winning fifty points for Gryffindor faded quickly from Harry's mind. (o1o-274)

(o1o-274) Hopes of winning fifty points for Gryffindor faded quickly from Harry's mind. (o1o-274)

(o1o-274) Hopes of winning fifty points for Gryffindor faded quickly from Harry's mind. (o1o-274)












(o1o-275) 'What on earth were you thinking of?' said Professor McGonagall, with cold fury in her voice. (o1o-275)

(o1o-275) 'What on earth were you thinking of?' said Professor McGonagall, with cold fury in her voice. (o1o-275)

(o1o-275) 'What on earth were you thinking of?' said Professor McGonagall, with cold fury in her voice. (o1o-275)



(o1o-276) Harry looked at Ron, who was still standing with his wand in the air. (o1o-276)

(o1o-276) Harry looked at Ron, who was still standing with his wand in the air. (o1o-276)

(o1o-276) Harry looked at Ron, who was still standing with his wand in the air. (o1o-276)



(o1o-277) 'You're lucky you weren't killed. (o1o-277)

(o1o-277) 'You're lucky you weren't killed. (o1o-277)

(o1o-277) 'You're lucky you weren't killed. (o1o-277)



(o1o-278) Why aren't you in your dormitory?' (o1o-278)

(o1o-278) Why aren't you in your dormitory?' (o1o-278)

(o1o-278) Why aren't you in your dormitory?' (o1o-278)












(o1o-279) Snape gave Harry a swift, piercing look. (o1o-279)

(o1o-279) Snape gave Harry a swift, piercing look. (o1o-279)

(o1o-279) Snape gave Harry a swift, piercing look. (o1o-279)



(o1o-28o) Harry looked at the floor. (o1o-28o)

(o1o-28o) Harry looked at the floor. (o1o-28o)

(o1o-28o) Harry looked at the floor. (o1o-28o)



(o1o-281) He wished Ron would put his wand down. (o1o-281)

(o1o-281) He wished Ron would put his wand down. (o1o-281)

(o1o-281) He wished Ron would put his wand down. (o1o-281)












(o1o-282) Then a small voice came out of the shadows. (o1o-282)

(o1o-282) Then a small voice came out of the shadows. (o1o-282)

(o1o-282) Then a small voice came out of the shadows. (o1o-282)












(o1o-283) 'Please, Professor McGonagall - they were looking for me.' (o1o-283)

(o1o-283) 'Please, Professor McGonagall - they were looking for me.' (o1o-283)

(o1o-283) 'Please, Professor McGonagall - they were looking for me.' (o1o-283)












(o1o-284) 'Miss Granger!' (o1o-284)

(o1o-284) 'Miss Granger!' (o1o-284)

(o1o-284) 'Miss Granger!' (o1o-284)












(o1o-285) Hermione had managed to get to her feet at last. (o1o-285)

(o1o-285) Hermione had managed to get to her feet at last. (o1o-285)

(o1o-285) Hermione had managed to get to her feet at last. (o1o-285)












(o1o-286) 'I went looking for the troll because I - I thought I could deal with it on my own - you know, because I've read all about them.' (o1o-286)

(o1o-286) 'I went looking for the troll because I - I thought I could deal with it on my own - you know, because I've read all about them.' (o1o-286)

(o1o-286) 'I went looking for the troll because I - I thought I could deal with it on my own - you know, because I've read all about them.' (o1o-286)












(o1o-287) Ron dropped his wand. (o1o-287)

(o1o-287) Ron dropped his wand. (o1o-287)

(o1o-287) Ron dropped his wand. (o1o-287)



(o1o-288) Hermione Granger, telling a downright lie to a teacher? (o1o-288)

(o1o-288) Hermione Granger, telling a downright lie to a teacher? (o1o-288)

(o1o-288) Hermione Granger, telling a downright lie to a teacher? (o1o-288)












(o1o-289) 'If they hadn't found me, I'd be dead now. (o1o-289)

(o1o-289) 'If they hadn't found me, I'd be dead now. (o1o-289)

(o1o-289) 'If they hadn't found me, I'd be dead now. (o1o-289)



(o1o-29o) Harry stuck his wand up its nose and Ron knocked it out with its own club. (o1o-29o)

(o1o-29o) Harry stuck his wand up its nose and Ron knocked it out with its own club. (o1o-29o)

(o1o-29o) Harry stuck his wand up its nose and Ron knocked it out with its own club. (o1o-29o)



(o1o-291) They didn't have time to come and fetch anyone. (o1o-291)

(o1o-291) They didn't have time to come and fetch anyone. (o1o-291)

(o1o-291) They didn't have time to come and fetch anyone. (o1o-291)



(o1o-292) It was about to finish me off when they arrived.' (o1o-292)

(o1o-292) It was about to finish me off when they arrived.' (o1o-292)

(o1o-292) It was about to finish me off when they arrived.' (o1o-292)












(o1o-293) Harry and Ron tried to look as though this story wasn't new to them. (o1o-293)

(o1o-293) Harry and Ron tried to look as though this story wasn't new to them. (o1o-293)

(o1o-293) Harry and Ron tried to look as though this story wasn't new to them. (o1o-293)












(o1o-294) 'Well - in that case ...' said Professor McGonagall, staring at the three of them. (o1o-294)

(o1o-294) 'Well - in that case ...' said Professor McGonagall, staring at the three of them. (o1o-294)

(o1o-294) 'Well - in that case ...' said Professor McGonagall, staring at the three of them. (o1o-294)



(o1o-295) 'Miss Granger, you foolish girl, how could you think of tackling a mountain troll on your own?' (o1o-295)

(o1o-295) 'Miss Granger, you foolish girl, how could you think of tackling a mountain troll on your own?' (o1o-295)

(o1o-295) 'Miss Granger, you foolish girl, how could you think of tackling a mountain troll on your own?' (o1o-295)












(o1o-296) Hermione hung her head. (o1o-296)

(o1o-296) Hermione hung her head. (o1o-296)

(o1o-296) Hermione hung her head. (o1o-296)



(o1o-297) Harry was speechless. (o1o-297)

(o1o-297) Harry was speechless. (o1o-297)

(o1o-297) Harry was speechless. (o1o-297)



(o1o-298) Hermione was the last person to do anything against the rules, and here she was, pretending she had, to get them out of trouble. (o1o-298)

(o1o-298) Hermione was the last person to do anything against the rules, and here she was, pretending she had, to get them out of trouble. (o1o-298)

(o1o-298) Hermione was the last person to do anything against the rules, and here she was, pretending she had, to get them out of trouble. (o1o-298)



(o1o-299) It was as if Snape had started handing out sweets. (o1o-299)

(o1o-299) It was as if Snape had started handing out sweets. (o1o-299)

(o1o-299) It was as if Snape had started handing out sweets. (o1o-299)












(o1o-3oo) 'Miss Granger, five points will be taken from Gryffindor for this,' said Professor McGonagall. (o1o-3oo)

(o1o-3oo) 'Miss Granger, five points will be taken from Gryffindor for this,' said Professor McGonagall. (o1o-3oo)

(o1o-3oo) 'Miss Granger, five points will be taken from Gryffindor for this,' said Professor McGonagall. (o1o-3oo)



(o1o-3o1) 'I'm very disappointed in you. (o1o-3o1)

(o1o-3o1) 'I'm very disappointed in you. (o1o-3o1)

(o1o-3o1) 'I'm very disappointed in you. (o1o-3o1)



(o1o-3o2) If you're not hurt at all, you'd better get off to Gryffindor Tower. (o1o-3o2)

(o1o-3o2) If you're not hurt at all, you'd better get off to Gryffindor Tower. (o1o-3o2)

(o1o-3o2) If you're not hurt at all, you'd better get off to Gryffindor Tower. (o1o-3o2)



(o1o-3o3) Students are finishing the feast in their houses.' (o1o-3o3)

(o1o-3o3) Students are finishing the feast in their houses.' (o1o-3o3)

(o1o-3o3) Students are finishing the feast in their houses.' (o1o-3o3)












(o1o-3o4) Hermione left. (o1o-3o4)

(o1o-3o4) Hermione left. (o1o-3o4)

(o1o-3o4) Hermione left. (o1o-3o4)












(o1o-3o5) Professor McGonagall turned to Harry and Ron. (o1o-3o5)

(o1o-3o5) Professor McGonagall turned to Harry and Ron. (o1o-3o5)

(o1o-3o5) Professor McGonagall turned to Harry and Ron. (o1o-3o5)












(o1o-3o6) 'Well, I still say you were lucky, but not many first-years could have taken on a full-grown mountain troll. (o1o-3o6)

(o1o-3o6) 'Well, I still say you were lucky, but not many first-years could have taken on a full-grown mountain troll. (o1o-3o6)

(o1o-3o6) 'Well, I still say you were lucky, but not many first-years could have taken on a full-grown mountain troll. (o1o-3o6)



(o1o-3o7) You each win Gryffindor five points. (o1o-3o7)

(o1o-3o7) You each win Gryffindor five points. (o1o-3o7)

(o1o-3o7) You each win Gryffindor five points. (o1o-3o7)



(o1o-3o8) Professor Dumbledore will be informed of this. (o1o-3o8)

(o1o-3o8) Professor Dumbledore will be informed of this. (o1o-3o8)

(o1o-3o8) Professor Dumbledore will be informed of this. (o1o-3o8)



(o1o-3o9) You may go.' (o1o-3o9)

(o1o-3o9) You may go.' (o1o-3o9)

(o1o-3o9) You may go.' (o1o-3o9)












(o1o-31o) They hurried out of the chamber and didn't speak at all until they had climbed two floors up. (o1o-31o)

(o1o-31o) They hurried out of the chamber and didn't speak at all until they had climbed two floors up. (o1o-31o)

(o1o-31o) They hurried out of the chamber and didn't speak at all until they had climbed two floors up. (o1o-31o)



(o1o-311) It was a relief to be away from the smell of the troll, quite apart from anything else. (o1o-311)

(o1o-311) It was a relief to be away from the smell of the troll, quite apart from anything else. (o1o-311)

(o1o-311) It was a relief to be away from the smell of the troll, quite apart from anything else. (o1o-311)












(o1o-312) 'We should have got more than ten points,' Ron grumbled. (o1o-312)

(o1o-312) 'We should have got more than ten points,' Ron grumbled. (o1o-312)

(o1o-312) 'We should have got more than ten points,' Ron grumbled. (o1o-312)












(o1o-313) 'Five, you mean, once she's taken off Hermione's.' (o1o-313)

(o1o-313) 'Five, you mean, once she's taken off Hermione's.' (o1o-313)

(o1o-313) 'Five, you mean, once she's taken off Hermione's.' (o1o-313)












(o1o-314) 'Good of her to get us out of trouble like that,' Ron admitted. (o1o-314)

(o1o-314) 'Good of her to get us out of trouble like that,' Ron admitted. (o1o-314)

(o1o-314) 'Good of her to get us out of trouble like that,' Ron admitted. (o1o-314)



(o1o-315) 'Mind you, we did save her.' (o1o-315)

(o1o-315) 'Mind you, we did save her.' (o1o-315)

(o1o-315) 'Mind you, we did save her.' (o1o-315)












(o1o-316) 'She might not have needed saving if we hadn't locked the thing in with her,' Harry reminded him. (o1o-316)

(o1o-316) 'She might not have needed saving if we hadn't locked the thing in with her,' Harry reminded him. (o1o-316)

(o1o-316) 'She might not have needed saving if we hadn't locked the thing in with her,' Harry reminded him. (o1o-316)












(o1o-317) They had reached the portrait of the Fat Lady. (o1o-317)

(o1o-317) They had reached the portrait of the Fat Lady. (o1o-317)

(o1o-317) They had reached the portrait of the Fat Lady. (o1o-317)












(o1o-318) 'Pig snout,' they said and entered. (o1o-318)

(o1o-318) 'Pig snout,' they said and entered. (o1o-318)

(o1o-318) 'Pig snout,' they said and entered. (o1o-318)












(o1o-319) The common room was packed and noisy. (o1o-319)

(o1o-319) The common room was packed and noisy. (o1o-319)

(o1o-319) The common room was packed and noisy. (o1o-319)



(o1o-32o) Everyone was eating the food that had been sent up. (o1o-32o)

(o1o-32o) Everyone was eating the food that had been sent up. (o1o-32o)

(o1o-32o) Everyone was eating the food that had been sent up. (o1o-32o)



(o1o-321) Hermione, however, stood alone by the door, waiting for them. (o1o-321)

(o1o-321) Hermione, however, stood alone by the door, waiting for them. (o1o-321)

(o1o-321) Hermione, however, stood alone by the door, waiting for them. (o1o-321)



(o1o-322) There was a very embarrassed pause. (o1o-322)

(o1o-322) There was a very embarrassed pause. (o1o-322)

(o1o-322) There was a very embarrassed pause. (o1o-322)



(o1o-323) Then, none of them looking at each other, they all said 'Thanks', and hurried off to get plates. (o1o-323)

(o1o-323) Then, none of them looking at each other, they all said 'Thanks', and hurried off to get plates. (o1o-323)

(o1o-323) Then, none of them looking at each other, they all said 'Thanks', and hurried off to get plates. (o1o-323)












(o1o-324) But from that moment on, Hermione Granger became their friend. (o1o-324)

(o1o-324) But from that moment on, Hermione Granger became their friend. (o1o-324)

(o1o-324) But from that moment on, Hermione Granger became their friend. (o1o-324)



(o1o-325) There are some things you can't share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them. (o1o-325)

(o1o-325) There are some things you can't share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them. (o1o-325)

(o1o-325) There are some things you can't share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them. (o1o-325)