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LUPIN: Immobulus! |
HERMIONE: And Snape's coming. |
HARRY: And now we wait. |
HERMIONE: And now we wait. |
HERMIONE: At least someone's enjoying himself. |
HARRY: Yeah. |
HARRY: Hermione? |
HERMIONE: Yeah? |
HARRY: Before, down by the lake, when I was with Sirius I did see someone. |
HARRY: That someone made the dementors go away. |
HERMIONE: With a Patronus. |
HERMIONE: I heard Snape telling Dumbledore. |
HERMIONE: According to him only a really powerful wizard could have conjured it. |
HARRY: It was my dad. |
HARRY: It was my dad conjured the Patronus. |
HERMIONE: Harry, but your dad's... |
HARRY: Dead. I know. |
HARRY: I'm just telling you what I saw. |
HERMIONE: Here we come. |
HARRY: You see Sirius talking to me there? |
HARRY: He's asking me to come live with him. |
HERMIONE: That's great. |
HARRY: When we free him, I'll never have to go back to the Dursleys'. |
HARRY: It'll just be me and him. |
HARRY: We could live in the country someplace you can see the sky. |
HARRY: He'll like that after all those years in Azkaban. |
HERMIONE: Harry! |
SIRIUS: Run! Run! |
HARRY: Let's go. |
HARRY: What are you doing? |
HERMIONE: Saving your life. |
HARRY: Thanks. |
HARRY: Great. Now he's coming for us. |
HERMIONE: Yeah, I didn't think about that. Run! |
HERMIONE: That was so scary. |
HARRY: Poor Professor Lupin's having a really tough night. |
HARRY: Sirius. Come on! |
HERMIONE: This is horrible. |
HARRY: Don't worry. |
HARRY: My dad will come. |
HARRY: He'll conjure the Patronus. |
HARRY: Any minute now. |
HARRY: Right there. You'll see. |
HERMIONE: Harry, listen to me. |
HERMIONE: No one's coming. |
HARRY: Don't worry, he will. |
HARRY: He will come. |
HARRY: Sirius. |
HERMIONE: You're dying both of you. |
HERMIONE: Harry! |
HARRY: Expecto Patronum! |
HARRY: You were right, Hermione. |
HARRY: It wasn't my dad I saw earlier. It was me! |
HARRY: I saw myself conjuring the Patronus before. |
HARRY: I knew I could do it this time because well, I had already done it. |
HARRY: Does that make sense? |
HERMIONE: No. But I don't like flying...! |
HERMIONE: Bombarda! |
SIRIUS: I'll be forever grateful for this to both of you. |
HARRY: I want to go with you. |
SIRIUS: One day, perhaps. |
SIRIUS: For some time, my life will be too unpredictable. |
SIRIUS: And besides you're meant to be here. |
HARRY: But you're innocent. |
SIRIUS: And you know it. |
SIRIUS: And for now, that will do. |
SIRIUS: I expect you're tired of hearing this but you look so like your father. |
SIRIUS: Except your eyes. You have... |
HARRY: My mother's eyes. |
SIRIUS: It's cruel that I spent so much time with James and Lily, and you so little. |
SIRIUS: But know this: The ones that love us never really leave us. |
SIRIUS: And you can always find them in here. |
SIRIUS: You really are the brightest witch of your age. |
HERMIONE: We have to go. |
DUMBLEDORE: Well? |
HARRY: He's free. We did it. |
DUMBLEDORE: Did what? |
DUMBLEDORE: Good night. |
RON: How did you get there? |
RON: I was talking to you there. |
RON: And now you're there. |
HERMIONE: What's he talking about, Harry? |
HARRY: I don't know. |
HARRY: Honestly, Ron. How can somebody be in two places at once? |
LUPIN: Hello, Harry. |
LUPIN: I saw you coming. |
LUPIN: I've looked worse, believe me. |
HARRY: You've been sacked. |
LUPIN: No. No. I resigned, actually. |
HARRY: Resigned? Why? |
LUPIN: Well, it seems that somebody let slip the nature of my condition. |
LUPIN: This time tomorrow, the owls will start arriving and parents will not want well, someone like me teaching their children. |
HARRY: But Dumbledore... |
LUPIN: Dumbledore has already risked enough on my behalf. |
LUPIN: Besides, people like me are... |
LUPIN: Well, let's just say that I'm used to it by now. |
LUPIN: Why do you look so miserable, Harry? |
HARRY: None of it made any difference. |
HARRY: Pettigrew escaped. |
LUPIN: Didn't make any difference? |