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Dumbledore: I should've known that you would be here, Professor McGonagall.
McGonagall: Good evening, Professor Dumbledore.
McGonagall: Are the rumors true, Albus?
Dumbledore: I'm afraid so, professor.
Dumbledore: The good and the bad.
McGonagall: And the boy?
Dumbledore: Hagrid is bringing him.
McGonagall: Do you think it wise to trust Hagrid with something as important as this?
Dumbledore: Ah, Professor, I would trust Hagrid with my life.
Hagrid: Professor Dumbledore, sir.
Hagrid: Professor McGonagall.
Dumbledore: No problems, I trust, Hagrid?
Hagrid: No, sir.
Hagrid: Little tyke fell asleep just as we were flying over Bristol.
Hagrid: Try not to wake him.
Hagrid: There you go.
Dumbledore: Albus, do you really think it's safe, leaving him with these people?
McGonagall: I've watched them all day.
McGonagall: They're the worst sort of Muggles, imaginable.
McGonagall: They really are...
Dumbledore: The only family he has.
McGonagall: This boy will be famous.
McGonagall: There won't be a child in our world who doesn't know his name.
Dumbledore: Exactly.
Dumbledore: He's far better off growing up away from all of that.
Dumbledore: Until he's ready.
Dumbledore: There, there, Hagrid.
Dumbledore: It's not really goodbye, after all.
Dumbledore: Good luck...Harry Potter.
Petunia: Up. Get up!
Petunia: Now!
Dudley: Wake up, cousin!
Dudley: We're going to the zoo!
Petunia: Here he comes, the birthday boy.
Vernon: Happy birthday, son.
Petunia: Why don't you just cook the breakfast, and try not to burn anything.
Harry: Yes, Aunt Petunia.
Petunia: I want everything to be perfect for my Dudley's special day!
Vernon: Hurry up! Bring my coffee, boy.
Harry: Yes, Uncle Vernon.
Petunia: Aren't they wonderful, darling?
Dudley: How many are there?
Vernon: 36. Counted them myself.
Dudley: 36?! But last year... last year I had 37!
Vernon: But some of them are quite a bit bigger than last year's.
Dudley: I don't care how big they are!
Petunia: Oh, now, now, now.
Petunia: This is what we're going to do...
Petunia: is that when we go out, we're going to buy you two new presents.
Petunia: How's that, pumpkin?
Petunia: It should be a lovely day at the zoo.
Petunia: I'm really looking forward to it.
Vernon: I'm warning you now, boy.
Vernon: Any funny business, any at all...
Vernon: And you won't have any meals for a week.
Vernon: Get in.
Dudley: Make it move.
Vernon: Move!
Dudley: Move!
Harry: He's asleep!
Dudley: He's boring.
Harry: Sorry about him.
Harry: He doesn't understand what it's like, lying there day after day...
Harry: ...watching people press their ugly faces in on you.
Harry: Can you hear me?
Harry: It's just, I've never talked to a snake before.
Harry: Do you...?
Harry: I mean, do you talk to people often?
Harry: You're from Burma, aren't you?
Harry: Was it nice there?
Harry: Do you miss your family?
Harry: I see. That's me as well.
Harry: I never knew my parents either.
Harry: Mummy, Dad, come here!
Dudley: you won't believe what this snake is doing!
Snake: Thanks.
Harry: Anytime.
Someone: Snake!
Dudley: Mum! Mummy! Help me!
Petunia: My darling boy!
Petunia: How did you get in there?
Petunia: Who did this?
Petunia: How did you get in there?
Petunia: ls there a snake?
Petunia: It's all right, sweetheart.
Petunia: We'll get you out of these cold clothes.
Vernon: What happened?
Harry: I swear, I don't know!
Harry: One minute the glass was there and then it was gone, it was like magic.
Vernon: There's no such thing as magic.
Petunia: And smile!
Petunia: Vernon, just look at him!
Petunia: I can't believe it!
Petunia: In just a week, he'll be off to Smeltings.
Vernon: Caveat Smeltonia.
Vernon: Proudest moment of my life.
Harry: Will I have to wear that too?
Petunia: What? You? Go to Smeltings?
Petunia: Don't be so stupid!
Petunia: You're going to go to the state school.

Dumbledore: I should've known that you would be here, Professor McGonagall.

McGonagall: Good evening, Professor Dumbledore.

McGonagall: Are the rumors true, Albus?

Dumbledore: I'm afraid so, professor.

Dumbledore: The good and the bad.

McGonagall: And the boy?

Dumbledore: Hagrid is bringing him.

McGonagall: Do you think it wise to trust Hagrid with something as important as this?

Dumbledore: Ah, Professor, I would trust Hagrid with my life.

Hagrid: Professor Dumbledore, sir.

Hagrid: Professor McGonagall.

Dumbledore: No problems, I trust, Hagrid?

Hagrid: No, sir.

Hagrid: Little tyke fell asleep just as we were flying over Bristol.

Hagrid: Try not to wake him.

Hagrid: There you go.

Dumbledore: Albus, do you really think it's safe, leaving him with these people?

McGonagall: I've watched them all day.

McGonagall: They're the worst sort of Muggles, imaginable.

McGonagall: They really are...

Dumbledore: The only family he has.

McGonagall: This boy will be famous.

McGonagall: There won't be a child in our world who doesn't know his name.

Dumbledore: Exactly.

Dumbledore: He's far better off growing up away from all of that.

Dumbledore: Until he's ready.

Dumbledore: There, there, Hagrid.

Dumbledore: It's not really goodbye, after all.

Dumbledore: Good luck...Harry Potter.

Petunia: Up. Get up!

Petunia: Now!

Dudley: Wake up, cousin!

Dudley: We're going to the zoo!

Petunia: Here he comes, the birthday boy.

Vernon: Happy birthday, son.

Petunia: Why don't you just cook the breakfast, and try not to burn anything.

Harry: Yes, Aunt Petunia.

Petunia: I want everything to be perfect for my Dudley's special day!

Vernon: Hurry up! Bring my coffee, boy.

Harry: Yes, Uncle Vernon.

Petunia: Aren't they wonderful, darling?

Dudley: How many are there?

Vernon: 36. Counted them myself.

Dudley: 36?! But last year... last year I had 37!

Vernon: But some of them are quite a bit bigger than last year's.

Dudley: I don't care how big they are!

Petunia: Oh, now, now, now.

Petunia: This is what we're going to do...

Petunia: is that when we go out, we're going to buy you two new presents.

Petunia: How's that, pumpkin?

Petunia: It should be a lovely day at the zoo.

Petunia: I'm really looking forward to it.

Vernon: I'm warning you now, boy.

Vernon: Any funny business, any at all...

Vernon: And you won't have any meals for a week.

Vernon: Get in.

Dudley: Make it move.

Vernon: Move!

Dudley: Move!

Harry: He's asleep!

Dudley: He's boring.

Harry: Sorry about him.

Harry: He doesn't understand what it's like, lying there day after day...

Harry: ...watching people press their ugly faces in on you.

Harry: Can you hear me?

Harry: It's just, I've never talked to a snake before.

Harry: Do you...?

Harry: I mean, do you talk to people often?

Harry: You're from Burma, aren't you?

Harry: Was it nice there?

Harry: Do you miss your family?

Harry: I see. That's me as well.

Harry: I never knew my parents either.

Harry: Mummy, Dad, come here!

Dudley: you won't believe what this snake is doing!

Snake: Thanks.

Harry: Anytime.

Someone: Snake!

Dudley: Mum! Mummy! Help me!

Petunia: My darling boy!

Petunia: How did you get in there?

Petunia: Who did this?

Petunia: How did you get in there?

Petunia: ls there a snake?

Petunia: It's all right, sweetheart.

Petunia: We'll get you out of these cold clothes.

Vernon: What happened?

Harry: I swear, I don't know!

Harry: One minute the glass was there and then it was gone, it was like magic.

Vernon: There's no such thing as magic.

Petunia: And smile!

Petunia: Vernon, just look at him!

Petunia: I can't believe it!

Petunia: In just a week, he'll be off to Smeltings.

Vernon: Caveat Smeltonia.

Vernon: Proudest moment of my life.

Harry: Will I have to wear that too?

Petunia: What? You? Go to Smeltings?

Petunia: Don't be so stupid!

Petunia: You're going to go to the state school.