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DUMBLEDORE: They'll not distinguish between the one they hunt and the one who gets in their way.
DUMBLEDORE: Therefore, I must warn each and every one of you to give them no reason to harm you.
DUMBLEDORE: It is not in the nature of a dementor to be forgiving.
DUMBLEDORE: But you know, happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light.
SEAMUS: Fortuna Major.
SEAMUS: Here, listen.
SEAMUS: She just won't let me in.
HARRY: Fortuna Major.
FAT LADY: No, no. Wait, wait.
FAT LADY: Watch this.
FAT LADY: Amazing. Just with my voice.
HARRY: Fortuna Major.
FAT LADY: Yes, all right. Go in.
HARRY: Thank you.
HARRY: Still doing that after three years.
HARRY: She can't even sing.
SEAMUS: Exactly.
HARRY: Hey, man.
SEAMUS: Hey, man.
DEAN: Oh, God.
HERMIONE: That's awful.
RON: Green. That's a monkey.
RON: What is that?
DEAN: You call that a monkey?
RON: Do not give him one again.
RON: Hey, Neville, try an elephant.
SEAMUS: Ron, catch.
RON: I will.
SEAMUS: I think we have a winner.
RON: Oh, don't try one of them.
SEAMUS: Oh, no.
RON: Look at him. His face.
TRELAWNEY: Welcome, my children.
TRELAWNEY: In this room, you shall explore the noble art of Divination.
TRELAWNEY: In this room, you shall discover if you possess the Sight.
TRELAWNEY: Hello. I am Professor Trelawney.
TRELAWNEY: Together we shall cast ourselves into the future.
TRELAWNEY: This term, we'll focus on Tasseomancy, the art of reading tea leaves.
TRELAWNEY: So please, take the cup of the person sitting opposite you.
TRELAWNEY: What do you see?
TRELAWNEY: The truth lies buried like a sentence deep within a book, waiting to be read.
TRELAWNEY: But first, you must broaden your minds.
TRELAWNEY: First, you must look beyond.
HERMIONE: What a load of rubbish.
RON: Where did you come from?
HERMIONE: Me?
HERMIONE: I've been here all this time.
TRELAWNEY: You, boy...
TRELAWNEY: Is your grandmother quite well?
NEVILLE: I think so.
TRELAWNEY: I wouldn't be so sure of that.
TRELAWNEY: Give me the cup.
TRELAWNEY: Pity.
TRELAWNEY: Broaden your minds.
TRELAWNEY: Your aura is pulsing, dear.
TRELAWNEY: Are you in the beyond?
TRELAWNEY: I think you are.
RON: Sure.
TRELAWNEY: Look at the cup.
TRELAWNEY: Tell me what you see.
RON: Yeah.
RON: Harry's got sort of a wonky cross.
RON: That's trials and suffering.
RON: And that there could be the sun and that's happiness.
RON: So you're gonna suffer, but you're gonna be happy about it.
TRELAWNEY: Give me the cup.
TRELAWNEY: Oh, my dear boy.
TRELAWNEY: My dear you have the Grim.
SEAMUS: The Grin? What's the Grin?
BEM: Not the Grin, you idiot. The Grim.
BEM: Taking form of a giant spectral dog.
BEM: It's among the darkest omens in our world.
BEM: "It's an omen of death."""
RON: You don't think that Grim thing's got anything to do with Sirius Black?
HERMIONE: Oh, honestly, Ron. If you ask me, Divination's a woolly discipline.
HERMIONE: Now, Ancient Runes, that's a fascinating subject.
RON: Ancient Runes? Exactly how many classes are you taking?
HERMIONE: A fair few.
RON: Hang on. That's not possible.
RON: Ancient Runes is in the same time as Divination.
RON: You have to be in two classes at once.
HERMIONE: Don't be silly. How could anyone be in two classes at once?
HERMIONE: Broaden your minds. Use your Inner Eye to see the future.
HAGRID: That's it. Come on, now. Come closer.
HAGRID: Less talking, if you don't mind.
HAGRID: I got a real treat for you today.
HAGRID: A great lesson. So follow me.
HAGRID: Right, you lot. Less chattering.
HAGRID: Form a group over there.
HAGRID: And open your books to page 49.
DRACO: Exactly how do we do that?
HAGRID: Just stroke the spine, of course.
HAGRID: Goodness me.
DRACO: Don't be such a wimp, Longbottom.
NEVILLE: I'm okay. Okay.
HERMIONE: I think they're funny.
DRACO: Oh, yeah. Terribly funny.
DRACO: Witty. God, this place has gone to the dogs.
DRACO: Wait until Father hears Dumbledore's got this oaf teaching classes.
HARRY: Shut up, Malfoy.

DUMBLEDORE: They'll not distinguish between the one they hunt and the one who gets in their way.

DUMBLEDORE: Therefore, I must warn each and every one of you to give them no reason to harm you.

DUMBLEDORE: It is not in the nature of a dementor to be forgiving.

DUMBLEDORE: But you know, happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light.

SEAMUS: Fortuna Major.

SEAMUS: Here, listen.

SEAMUS: She just won't let me in.

HARRY: Fortuna Major.

FAT LADY: No, no. Wait, wait.

FAT LADY: Watch this.

FAT LADY: Amazing. Just with my voice.

HARRY: Fortuna Major.

FAT LADY: Yes, all right. Go in.

HARRY: Thank you.

HARRY: Still doing that after three years.

HARRY: She can't even sing.

SEAMUS: Exactly.

HARRY: Hey, man.

SEAMUS: Hey, man.

DEAN: Oh, God.

HERMIONE: That's awful.

RON: Green. That's a monkey.

RON: What is that?

DEAN: You call that a monkey?

RON: Do not give him one again.

RON: Hey, Neville, try an elephant.

SEAMUS: Ron, catch.

RON: I will.

SEAMUS: I think we have a winner.

RON: Oh, don't try one of them.

SEAMUS: Oh, no.

RON: Look at him. His face.

TRELAWNEY: Welcome, my children.

TRELAWNEY: In this room, you shall explore the noble art of Divination.

TRELAWNEY: In this room, you shall discover if you possess the Sight.

TRELAWNEY: Hello. I am Professor Trelawney.

TRELAWNEY: Together we shall cast ourselves into the future.

TRELAWNEY: This term, we'll focus on Tasseomancy, the art of reading tea leaves.

TRELAWNEY: So please, take the cup of the person sitting opposite you.

TRELAWNEY: What do you see?

TRELAWNEY: The truth lies buried like a sentence deep within a book, waiting to be read.

TRELAWNEY: But first, you must broaden your minds.

TRELAWNEY: First, you must look beyond.

HERMIONE: What a load of rubbish.

RON: Where did you come from?

HERMIONE: Me?

HERMIONE: I've been here all this time.

TRELAWNEY: You, boy...

TRELAWNEY: Is your grandmother quite well?

NEVILLE: I think so.

TRELAWNEY: I wouldn't be so sure of that.

TRELAWNEY: Give me the cup.

TRELAWNEY: Pity.

TRELAWNEY: Broaden your minds.

TRELAWNEY: Your aura is pulsing, dear.

TRELAWNEY: Are you in the beyond?

TRELAWNEY: I think you are.

RON: Sure.

TRELAWNEY: Look at the cup.

TRELAWNEY: Tell me what you see.

RON: Yeah.

RON: Harry's got sort of a wonky cross.

RON: That's trials and suffering.

RON: And that there could be the sun and that's happiness.

RON: So you're gonna suffer, but you're gonna be happy about it.

TRELAWNEY: Give me the cup.

TRELAWNEY: Oh, my dear boy.

TRELAWNEY: My dear you have the Grim.

SEAMUS: The Grin? What's the Grin?

BEM: Not the Grin, you idiot. The Grim.

BEM: Taking form of a giant spectral dog.

BEM: It's among the darkest omens in our world.

BEM: "It's an omen of death."""

RON: You don't think that Grim thing's got anything to do with Sirius Black?

HERMIONE: Oh, honestly, Ron. If you ask me, Divination's a woolly discipline.

HERMIONE: Now, Ancient Runes, that's a fascinating subject.

RON: Ancient Runes? Exactly how many classes are you taking?

HERMIONE: A fair few.

RON: Hang on. That's not possible.

RON: Ancient Runes is in the same time as Divination.

RON: You have to be in two classes at once.

HERMIONE: Don't be silly. How could anyone be in two classes at once?

HERMIONE: Broaden your minds. Use your Inner Eye to see the future.

HAGRID: That's it. Come on, now. Come closer.

HAGRID: Less talking, if you don't mind.

HAGRID: I got a real treat for you today.

HAGRID: A great lesson. So follow me.

HAGRID: Right, you lot. Less chattering.

HAGRID: Form a group over there.

HAGRID: And open your books to page 49.

DRACO: Exactly how do we do that?

HAGRID: Just stroke the spine, of course.

HAGRID: Goodness me.

DRACO: Don't be such a wimp, Longbottom.

NEVILLE: I'm okay. Okay.

HERMIONE: I think they're funny.

DRACO: Oh, yeah. Terribly funny.

DRACO: Witty. God, this place has gone to the dogs.

DRACO: Wait until Father hears Dumbledore's got this oaf teaching classes.

HARRY: Shut up, Malfoy.