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HARRY: Egypt. What's it like? -Brilliant. Loads of old stuff... ...like mummies, tombs, even Scabbers enjoyed himself. -Egyptians used to worship cats. -Along with the dung beetle. GEORGE: Not flashing that clipping again? -I haven't shown anyone. No, not a soul. Not unless you count Tom. GEORGE: The day maid. -Night maid. GEORGE: Cook. -The bloke who fixed the toilet. -Harry. HARRY: Mrs. Weasley. -Good to see you, dear. -Good to see you. -Got everything? -Yes. -Yes? All your books? -It's all upstairs. -Your clothes? -Everything. -Good boy. -Thank you. -Harry Potter. HARRY: Mr. Weasley. -Harry, wonder if I might have a word? -Yeah, sure. MR. WEASLEY: Hermione. HERMIONE: Good morning, Mr. Weasley. -Looking forward to a new term? -Yeah. It should be great.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
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-Not a moment ago! DUMBLEDORE: How extraordinary. Buckbeak. FUDGE: Come now, Dumbledore. Someone's obviously released him. -Hagrid? -Buckbeak. DUMBLEDORE: I don't think he suggests you had anything to do with this. How could you? You've been with us all the time. HAGRID: Right. -Well, well. We must search the grounds. Well, search the skies, if you must, minister. Meanwhile, I'd like a nice cup of tea or a large brandy. Oh, executioner, your services are no longer required. Thank you. HAGRID: You'll find no small glasses in this house, professor.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban