Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Page #5
Don't your family sleep in one room?
- Shut your mouth, Malfoy.
- Not very friendly.
Boys, I think it's time we teach
Weasle-Bee how to respect his superiors.
- Hope you don't mean yourself.
- How dare you talk to me!
Who is that?
- Don't stand there! Do something!
- What?
What's up, Malfoy? Lost your skis?
Get out of the way!
Move!
Malfoy! Wait! Wait!
Harry!
Bloody hell, Harry.
That was not funny.
Those weasels! Never told me
about any Marauder's Map.
He won't keep it. He'll turn it over
to Professor McGonagall.
- Aren't you?
- Sure. Along with his Invisibility Cloak.
Look who it is. Madam Rosmerta.
- Ron fancies her.
- That's not true!
- Professor McGonagall!
- Cornelius!
Allow me, minister.
- Oh, Hagrid...
Rosmerta, my dear.
I hope business is good.
It'd be a lot better if the Ministry
wasn't sending dementors...
...into my pub every other night!
- We have...
- We have a killer on the loose.
And what would bring him here?
- Harry Potter.
- Harry Potter?
Come.
Harry!
- No underage wizards allowed in today!
- Shut the damn door!
- So rude.
- Thick heads.
- Thick heads?!
- How dare they!
- Who are they calling thick heads?
- Young whippersnappers!
Nobody will come to a pub where
they'll get scared out of their wits.
Professor Dumbledore doesn't want
dementors around the place.
Tell me what this is all about.
Years ago, when Harry Potter's parents
realized they were marked for death...
Remember? They hid.
Few knew where they were.
One who did was Sirius Black.
And he told You-Know-Who.
Not only did Black lead him
to the Potters that night...
...he also killed Peter Pettigrew!
- Peter Pettigrew?
- Little lump of a boy.
- Always trailing after Black.
- I remember.
Never let James and Sirius
out of his sight.
- What happened?
- Peter tried to warn the Potters...
...and might have, had he not
run into an old friend, Sirius Black.
Black was vicious.
He didn't kill Pettigrew.
He destroyed him!
A finger. That's all that was left.
A finger. Nothing else.
Sirius Black may not have
put his hands to the Potters...
...but he's the reason they're dead.
- I don't believe it.
- That's not the worst of it.
- What could be worse?
...and remains to this day...
...Harry Potter's godfather!
Ron, look!
- Sorry. Excuse me, excuse me.
- Merry Christmas.
Harry, what happened?
He was their friend...
...and he betrayed them.
He was their friend!
I hope he finds me.
Because when he does,
I'm gonna be ready!
When he does, I'm gonna kill him!
Harry.
There you are. You came.
Are you sure about this, Harry?
This is very advanced magic...
...well beyond the Ordinary
Wizarding Level.
I'm sure.
Well, everything's prepared.
The spell I'm going to teach you
Did you ever hear of it?
No? Well...
A Patronus is a positive force.
For the wizard who conjures one...
...it works like a shield, with the
dementor feeding on it rather than him.
But in order for it to work,
you need to think of a memory.
Not just any memory, a very happy
memory, a very powerful memory.
Can you do this?
Yes. Very well.
Close your eyes.
Concentrate.
Explore your past.
Do you have a memory?
Allow it to fill you up.
Then speak the incantation,
Expecto Patronum.
- Expecto Patronum.
- Very good.
Shall we? Wand at the ready.
Expecto Patronum!
Expecto... Expecto...
Expect...
Here we go. Come on.
Sit up. Deep breaths.
It's all right. I didn't expect you
to do it the first time.
That would have been remarkable.
Here, eat this. You'll feel better.
- That's one nasty dementor.
- Oh, no, no, no.
That was a boggart, Harry.
A boggart.
The real thing would be worse.
Much, much worse.
As a matter of interest,
what were you thinking?
- Which memory did you choose?
- The first time I rode a broom.
That's not good enough.
Not nearly good enough.
There's another.
It's not happy, exactly.
Well, it is.
It's the happiest I've ever felt...
...but it's complicated.
- Is it strong?
Then let's give it a try. You feel ready?
Just do it.
Expecto Patronum!
Expecto Patronum!
Yes!
Well done, Harry. Well done!
- I think I've had enough for today.
- Yes. Sit down. Here.
Eat this, it helps. It really helps.
And just so you know, Harry...
...I think you'd have given your father
a run for his money. And that...
...is saying something.
I was thinking of him.
And Mum.
Seeing their faces.
They were talking to me.
Just talking.
That's the memory I chose.
I don't even know if it's real.
But it's the best I have.
- Beautiful day.
- Gorgeous.
Unless you've been ripped to pieces!
Ripped to pieces?
What are you talking about?
- Ronald has lost his rat.
- I haven't lost anything!
- Your cat killed him!
- Rubbish.
Harry, you've seen the way
that bloodthirsty beast of hers...
And Scabbers is gone.
Well, maybe you should
take better care of your pets!
- Your cat killed him!
- Did not.
- Did.
- Didn't.
How did it go, Hagrid? The hearing?
Well, first off, the committee members
took turns...
...talking about why we were there.
I got up and did my piece.
Said how Buckbeak...
...was a good hippogriff,
always cleaned his feathers.
And then Lucius Malfoy got up.
Well, you can imagine.
He said Buckbeak was a deadly
and dangerous creature...
...who would kill you
as soon as look at you.
And then?
And then he asked for the worst,
did old Lucius.
- They're not sacking you!
- No, I'm not sacked.
Buckbeak's been sentenced to death!
Spiders! There's... There's spiders.
Spiders. They want me to tap-dance.
- I don't wanna tap-dance!
- Tell those spiders.
Right, yeah. Tell them. I'll tell them...
- Peter Pettigrew?
- Little lump of a boy.
- Always trailing after Sirius Black.
- Black was vicious.
He didn 't kill Pettigrew,
he destroyed him!
- Put that light out!
- Sorry.
- Watch it there, boy.
Mischief managed. Nox.
Potter.
What are you doing
wandering the corridors at night?
I was sleepwalking.
How extraordinarily like your father
you are, Potter.
He, too, was exceedingly arrogant,
strutting about the castle.
My dad didn't strut. And nor do I.
If you don't mind, I would appreciate
it if you could lower your wand.
Turn out your pockets.
Turn out your pockets!
What's this?
- Spare bit of parchment.
- Really? Open it.
Reveal your secrets.
Read it.
"Messrs. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot,
and Prongs...
...offer their compliments
Go on.
"And request he keep his large nose
out of other people's business."
- You insolent little...
- Professor!
Well, well. Lupin.
Out for a little walk
in the moonlight, are we?
Harry, are you all right?
That remains to be seen.
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