Sorry, don't wish to be rude
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but I'm in no fit state to
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[All] We know about the Sorcerer's Stone.
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We think Snape's trying to steal it.
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Blimey, you're not still on about him,
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Hagrid, we know he's after the stone,
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we just don't know why.
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Snape is one of the teachers
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protecting the stone.
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He's not about to steal it.
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Right, come on now.
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I'm a bit preoccupied today.
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One of the teachers?
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There are other things
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defending the stone,
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Spells, enchantments.
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Waste of bloody time,
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Ain't no one gonna get past Fluffy.
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Ain't a soul knows how,
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except for me and Dumbledore.
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I shouldn't have told you that.
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I should not have told you that.
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Uh, Hagrid, what exactly is that?
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I know what that is.
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But, Hagrid, how did you get one?
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off a stranger I met down the pub.
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Seemed quite glad to be rid of it,
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as a matter of fact.
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That's not just a dragon,
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that's a Norwegian Ridgeback.
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My brother Charlie works
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with these in Romania.
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Isn't he beautiful?
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Oh, bless him, look he knows his mummy.
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Yeah well, he's gotta have a name, don't he?
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Don't you, Norbert?
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He'll have to be trained up a bit, of course.
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Don't you think it's a bit odd
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that what Hagrid wants more than
02:55
anything is a dragon,
02:56
and a stranger turns up who just
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happens to have one?
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I mean, how many people wander
03:00
around with dragon eggs in
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Why didn't I see it before?
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Hagrid, who gave you the dragon egg?
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What did he look like?
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I never saw his face.
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He kept his hood up.
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This stranger though,
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you and he must have talked?
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Well, he wanted to know what sort
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of creatures I looked after.
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I said, "After Fluffy,
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a dragon is gonna be no problem."
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Did he seem interested in Fluffy?
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Well, of course he was interested in Fluffy.
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How often do you come across a
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even if you're in the trade?
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But I told him, I said —
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I said, "The trick with any
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beast is to know how to calm him."
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Take Fluffy, for example,
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just play him a bit of music and
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he falls straight to sleep.
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I shouldn't have told you that.
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Ooh, this calls for
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specialist equipment.
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Nothing to do but wait till it stops, I'm afraid.
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Better out than in.
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Who was Ron trying to curse anyway?
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He called Hermione...
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I don't know exactly what it means.
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He called me a Mudblood.
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What's a "Mudblood?"
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It means dirty blood.
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Mudblood is a really foul name
04:34
for someone who is Muggle-born,
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someone with non-magic parents.
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It's not a term one usually hears
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in civilised conversation.
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See, the thing is, Harry,
04:47
there are some wizards,
04:49
like the Malfoy family,
04:51
who think they're better than
04:52
everyone else because they're
04:53
what people call "pure blood."
04:54
And it's codswallop to boot.
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Why, there isn't a wizard alive today
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that's not half-blood or less.
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they've yet to think of a spell
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that our Hermione can't do.
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Don't you think on it, Hermione.
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Don't you think on it for one minute.
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Oh, nothing, I was expecting, uh...
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Come on in, just made a pot of tea.
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Hagrid, are you okay?
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Did you hear about Hermione?
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Oh, yeah, I heard about that all right.
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Look, we have to ask you something.
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Do you know who's opened the Chamber of Secrets?
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What you have to understand about that is —
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Quick, under the Cloak.
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Professor Dumbledore, sir.
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Good evening, Hagrid.
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The Minister for Magic.
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Bad business, Hagrid.
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Three attacks on Muggle-borns.
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Things have gone far enough,
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the Ministry's got to act.
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You know I never, Professor.
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I want it understood, Cornelius,
07:12
has my full confidence.
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Hagrid's record is against him.
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I've got to take him.
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Not Azkaban prison?
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I'm afraid we have no choice, Hagrid.
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Already here Fudge?
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What are you doing 'ere?
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Get outta my house!
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I take absolutely no pleasure
07:43
being inside your...
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You call this a house?
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I simply called at the school
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and was told the headmaster was here.
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What exactly is it that you want with me?
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The other governors and I have decided
08:02
it's time for you to step aside.
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This is an Order of Suspension.
08:08
You'll find all twelve signatures on it.
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I'm afraid we feel you've rather
08:24
Well, what with all these attacks,
08:29
there'll be no Muggle-borns left at Hogwarts.
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I could only imagine
08:35
what an awful loss that would be for the school.
08:36
You can't take Professor Dumbledore away.
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and the Muggle-borns won't stand a chance.
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You mark my words, there'll be killings next.
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Calm yourself, Hagrid.
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If the governors desire my removal,
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I will, of course, step aside.
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you will find that help
09:04
will always be given at Hogwarts
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to those who ask for it.
09:09
Admirable sentiments.
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If anybody was looking for some stuff,
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then all they'd have to do
09:49
would be to follow the spiders.
09:51
Yep, that'd lead 'em right.
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That's all I have to say.
09:57
Oh, and someone will need to feed Fang
10:00
With Dumbledore gone,
10:18
there'll be an attack a day.
10:19
You heard what Hagrid said,
10:58
"Follow the spiders."
10:59
They're heading into the Dark Forest.
11:01
Why couldn't it be, "Follow the butterflies?"
11:07
[Hagrid] Oh, look at him.
11:37
Loves the smell of the trees
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when the wind blows through 'em.
11:40
Why don't we just set him free?
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They'd know it was me.
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And Dumbledore would get into trouble.
11:46
He's coming down, you know, Dumbledore?
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Says he wants to be with me when they...
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Great man, Dumbledore.
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We'll stay with you too, Hagrid.
12:02
You'll do no such thing.
12:03
Think I want you seeing something like that?
12:05
You just drink your tea and be off.
12:08
Oh, before you do, Ron...
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Wanna keep a closer eye on your pets, Ron.
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I think that means you owe someone an apology.
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Next time I see Crookshanks,
12:27
You shouldn't be here.
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Someone sees you outside the castle
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this time of night, you'll be in trouble.
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Particularly you, Harry.
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With you in a moment!
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[Dumbledore] That's the ling you see, over there.
13:13
[Dumbledore] Ah, Hagrid.
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[Hagrid] Professor Dumbledore.
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[Fudge] Good evening.
13:19
Just make your way through.
13:20
Have a tea, if you like.
13:22
[Fudge] No, Hagrid, thank you...
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[Dumbledore] I'd quite like a cup of tea.
13:27
[Fudge] Well, I think we should
13:30
get down to our business, shall we?
13:31
It is the decision of the
13:35
Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures
13:37
that the Hippogriff known as Buckbeak,
13:39
hereinafter called "the condemned"
13:42
shall be executed this day at sundown.
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[Hagrid] Dear, dear...
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[Dumbledore] Now, now, Hagrid.
13:49
All right. It'll be all right.
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[Fudge] The execution shall dispatch...
13:53
I thought I just saw —
13:58
[Hagrid] Buckbeak didn't do no harm.
14:07
Fudge has to see Buckbeak before we steal him.
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Otherwise, he'll think Hagrid set him free.
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[Hagrid] Wanna keep a closer eye on your pets.
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Hermione, that's the man who betrayed my parents.
14:54
You don't expect me to just sit here.
14:56
You're in Hagrid's hut now.
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If you just go bursting in,
15:06
you'll think you've gone mad.
15:07
Awful things happen to wizards who
15:09
meddle with time, Harry.
15:10
And we aren't leaving.
15:20
Why aren't we leaving?
15:24
[Dumbledore] Ah, Hagrid.
16:02
We're coming out the back door.
16:08
Is that really what my hair looks like
16:29
[Hermione] Thought I just saw...
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Okay, go, Harry, go!
16:55
[Fudge] All right, gentlemen, shall we
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[Dumbledore] Minister, I really think
17:27
I should sign as well.
17:29
[Fudge] Yes, very well.
17:31
In fact it would be a good thing...
17:33
Okay, Buckbeak, come quickly.
17:35
Come with us now, hey.
17:37
[Fudge] Here on the line.
17:51
[Dumbledore] It is a very long name, Minister.
17:54
Hurry up, now, Buckbeak.
17:56
Come and get the nice, dead ferret.
18:04
And here we are, Minister.
18:12
Look, beyond the rocks.
18:15
What am I supposed to see?
18:17
Professor Dippet had
18:19
when he was headmaster.
18:21
And all the strawberries, you see.
18:24
[Fudge] Strawberries?
[Hermione] Come on, Buckbeak.
18:27
[Fudge] I see no strawberries.
18:28
[Dumbledore] Over there.
18:29
[Dumbledore] Over there, look.
18:31
[Fudge] Oh, let's get this over, please.
18:32
I saw the beast just now.
18:40
[Dumbledore] How extraordinary.
18:44
[Fudge] Oh, come now, Dumbledore.
18:47
Someone's obviously released it.
18:49
[Dumbledore] I don't think the Minister's suggesting
18:53
that you had anything to do with this, Hagrid.
18:55
After all, how could you?
18:57
You've been with us all the time.
18:58
We must search the grounds.
19:02
Well, search the skies if you must, Minister.
19:04
Meanwhile, I'd like a nice cup of tea,
19:07
your services are no longer required.
19:14
You'll find no small glasses in this house, Professor.
19:19
[Umbridge] I will say this one last time.
19:43
I'm ordering you to tell me where you've been.
19:46
I've been away for me health.
19:51
Bit of fresh air, you know?
19:55
fresh air must be difficult to come by.
19:59
I shouldn't get too used to being back.
20:05
I mightn't bother unpacking at all.
20:07
This is top secret, right?
20:29
Dumbledore sent me to parley with the giants.
20:32
Well, they're not that hard to find,
20:39
to be perfectly honest.
20:40
They're so big, see?
20:42
I tried to convince them,
20:44
but I wasn't the only one
20:47
that was trying to win them over.
20:48
Trying to persuade them
20:53
to join You Know Who.
20:54
I gave them Dumbledore's message.
20:57
I suppose some of them remember
20:59
he was friendly to them,
21:00
And they did this to you?
21:06
Go on, you have it then,
21:12
It's changing out there.
21:29
Just like last time.
21:31
There's a storm coming, Harry.
21:35
We'd all best be ready when she does.
21:37
♫ Laid him to rest.
21:43
And his wand snapped in two,
21:46
I had him from an egg, you know?
21:58
Tiny little thing he was when he hatched,
21:59
no bigger than a Pekingese.
22:01
A Pekingese, mind you.
22:04
I once had a fish, Francis.
22:07
He was very dear to me.
22:09
One afternoon I came downstairs,
22:11
It's very odd, isn't it?
22:18
You go along and then suddenly...
22:25
It was a student who gave me Francis.
22:49
One spring afternoon,
22:53
I discovered a bowl on my desk.
22:54
With just a few inches
22:58
of clear water in it.
22:59
And floating on the surface
23:02
was a flower petal.
23:03
As I watched, it sank.
23:07
Just before it reached the bottom,
23:11
It was beautiful magic.
23:20
Wondrous to behold.
23:23
The flower petal had
23:28
The day I came downstairs,
23:36
the day the bowl was empty,
23:40
was the day your mother...
23:44
I know why you're here,
23:50
but I can't help you.
23:55
survived, Professor?
24:05
The night I got this?
24:07
Because she sacrificed herself.
24:13
Because she refused to step aside.
24:16
Because her love was more
24:18
powerful than Voldemort.
24:20
Don't say his name.
24:21
I'm not afraid of the name, Professor.
24:22
I'm going to tell you something,
24:26
something others have only guessed at.
24:29
I am the Chosen One.
24:36
Only I can destroy him.
24:38
But in order to do so,
24:40
I need to know what Tom Riddle
24:41
asked you all those years ago
24:42
in your office, and I need to know
24:44
Be brave, Professor.
24:47
Be brave like my mother.
24:51
Otherwise, you disgrace her.
24:55
Otherwise, she died for nothing.
24:58
the bowl will remain empty
25:03
don't think badly of me when you see it.
25:19
You have no idea what
25:23
he was like, even then.
25:24