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302 | Harry Potter: I won't let Sirius die!
Ginny Weasley: We heard Harry yelling. What's up?
Harry Potter: Voldemort's broken into the Department of Mysteries. He's got Sirius there! | Think, Harry! Voldemort knows you! He knows you'd rush off to save Sirius. |
303 | Harry Potter: There isn't anyone else, Hermione! Everyone from the Order is gone!
Ginny Weasley: Anything we can do to help?
Harry Potter: No, there isn't! | Yes, they can, Harry. |
304 | Harry Potter: How? | Before we do anything, we need to establish that Sirius really isn't at Headquarters. Which means we'll need to break into Umbridge's office. |
305 | George Weasley: Might be able to.
Fred Weasley: Just give us a few seconds. | Mind you, it's got to be really good! |
306 | Fred Weasley: It's been too quiet around here
George Weasley: Time we did some real damage to this place. | We'll also need to keep everyone away from her office. |
307 | Ginny Weasley: We can do that! Me and Luna'll guard the hallway. | We'll probably only manage five minutes or so. |
308 | Harry Potter: That's all we'll need.
Fred Weasley: Right. You've got ten minutes to get to Umbridge's office. And whatever you do, stay away from the Astronomy Tower for the next couple of hours.
George Weasley: Unless they spread, in which case, I'd get out of the castle for a while. | Break out your Invisibility Cloak, Harry. |
309 | Dolores Umbridge: Well, well.
Harry Potter: Hermione, no! | We have to tell her, Harry... |
310 | Harry Potter: I would rather die!
Dolores Umbridge: Shut up, Potter! Now talk, you silly girl! Who were you talking to? | We were trying to find Professor Dumbledore. We had to tell him... |
311 | Dolores Umbridge: Tell him? | That it's ready. The weapon. |
312 | Dolores Umbridge: You and Mr. Potter will take me to it.
Dolores Umbridge: Much further, is it? | Oh, yes. It's very well hidden. |
313 | Magorian: What are you doing in our forest?
Dolores Umbridge: Your forest? This forest belongs to the Ministry of Magic!
Dolores Umbridge: Stay back, you beasts!
Dolores Umbridge: You cannot attack me! Any attack on a wizard by a half-breed-- | Don't call them that! |
314 | Grawp: Grawp save Hermy!
Harry Potter: Great plan, Hermione. | I thought it worked out rather nicely. |
315 | Ron Weasley: That's just what we were wondering.
Ron Weasley: So, how do we get to the Ministry? | I'd imagine we should fly. |
316 | Harry Potter: We've got no brooms.
Luna Lovegood: There are other ways to fly.
Luna Lovegood: I mean, they can fly, and they're
Harry Potter: What are those?
Ron Weasley: What are what? | There's nothing there, Harry. |
317 | Harry Potter: Yeah. I'll know the way when I see it.
Harry Potter: Who's there?
Harry Potter: Sirius? | There's no one here, Harry. This isn't the right room. |
318 | Harry Potter: Does anyone else hear that?
Luna Lovegood: I do. It's coming from the Veil.
Luna Lovegood: There are people in there!
Ron Weasley: What do you mean, people? | Harry, I think we should leave. |
319 | Ron Weasley: Harry, have you seen this?
Ron Weasley: Er...it's got your name on it.
Harry Potter: What's my name doing here? | Don't touch it, Harry! |
320 | Lucius Malfoy: Stop them! | Colloportus! |
321 | Harry Potter: Where'd the rest go? | Harry, they went the wrong way! |
322 | Harry Potter: How are you?
Ron Weasley: Good as new, mate.
Harry Potter: Better. | Come on, let's go in to the feast. |
323 | Harry Potter: I've got something to tell you. Something important.
Harry Potter: But not right now. I'm not ready. | Take your time, Harry. We'll be here when you are. |
324 | Harry Potter: I've been thinking about something Dumbledore said to me. | What's that ? |
325 | Ginny Weasley: Harry's. Haven't seen him, have you? Apparently, he's wandering about the house. | Really? |
326 | Harry Potter: Really. | Harry! |
327 | Molly Weasley: But why didn't you tell us you were coming?
Harry Potter: Didn't know. Dumbledore.
Molly Weasley: That man. But then, what would we do without him? Ron!
Ron Weasley: You've a bit of...
Harry Potter: When'd you get here? | A few days ago. Though... for a bit, I wasn't sure I was coming. |
328 | Ron Weasley: Mum sort of lost it last week. Said Ginny and I had no business going back to Hogwarts. That it's too dangerous.
Harry Potter: Oh come on... | She's not alone. Even my parents -- and they're Muggles -- know something bad is happening. |
329 | Ron Weasley: Anyway, Dad stepped in, told her she was being barmy. Took a day or two, but she came round.
Harry Potter: But we're talking about Hogwarts. Dumbledore. What could be safer? | There's been a lot of chatter lately. That he's gotten... old. |
330 | Ron Weasley: Fred reckons people need a laugh these days.
Harry Potter: Reckon he's right... | Oh no. Look. |
331 | Harry Potter: What just happened? | I don't know. |
332 | Harry Potter: It's happened. He's one of them.
Ron Weasley: One of what? | Harry is under the impression that Draco Malfoy is now a Death Eater. |
333 | Ron Weasley: You're barking. What would You- Know-Who want with a sod like Malfoy?
Harry Potter: So what's he doing in Borgin and Burke's? Browsing for furniture?
Ron Weasley: It's a creepy shop. He's a creepy bloke.
Harry Potter: Look. His father's a Death Eater. It only makes sense. Besides, Hermione saw it. With her own eyes. | I told you. I don't know what I saw. |
334 | Ron Weasley: Don' you worry. He'll be 'long soon 'nuff -- | Will. You. Stop. Eating! Your best friend is missing! |
335 | Ron Weasley: Oi! Turn around, you lunatic.
Ginny Weasley: He's covered in blood again. Why is it he's always covered in blood?
Ron Weasley: Looks like his own this time. | Where've you been, Harry? And what happened to your face? |
336 | Harry Potter: Later. What've I missed?
Ron Weasley: Sorting Hat urged us all to be brave and strong in these troubled times -- easy for it to say -- it's a hat, isn't it? First Years seemed to enjoy it, though. Wankers. Filch give you the wand outside?
Harry Potter: Thanks... | What's happened to his hand? |
337 | Harry Potter: Crush it. Don't cut it. | No. The instructions specifically say to cut. |
338 | Harry Potter: No. Really -- | Sh! |
339 | Harry Potter: Ever heard of this spell? | No I have not. And if you had a shred of self-respect you would turn that book in. |
340 | Ron Weasley: Not bloody likely. He's top of the class. Even better than you, Hermione. Slughorn thinks he's a genius.
Ron Weasley: What? | I'd like to know just whose book that was. Let's take a look, shall we? |
341 | Harry Potter: No. | Why not? |
342 | Harry Potter: It's... old. The binding is fragile. | The binding is fragile? |
343 | Ginny Weasley: Who's the Half-Blood Prince? | The who? |
344 | Ron Weasley: The who?
Ginny Weasley: That's what it says. Right here. 'This Book is the Property of the Half-Blood Prince.' | For weeks you carry around this book, practically sleep with it... and you have no desire to find out who The Half-Blood Prince is? |
345 | Harry Potter: I didn't say I wasn't curious. And, by the way, I don't sleep with it.
Ron Weasley: Yeah. Right. Well, it's true. I like a nice chat before I go to bed. Now you're always reading that bloody book. It's like being with Hermione. | Well, I was curious. So I went to |
346 | Harry Potter: The library.
Ron Weasley: The library.
Harry Potter: And? | And... nothing. There's no reference to the Half-Blood Prince anywhere. |
347 | Rubeus Hagrid: Hey, you three! | What've you got there, Hagrid? |
348 | Rubeus Hagrid: Stinksap. Burn the whiskers right off yer chin. Trees 'ere are drippin' with it. | Stinksap? You're not sick, are you? |
349 | Rubeus Hagrid: It's not fer me. It's fer Aragog. Yeh remember Aragog, don' yeh?
Ron Weasley: Spider? About six feet tall? Ten feet wide?
Rubeus Hagrid: Tha's the one. He's taken ill. I'm hopin' ter nurse 'im back. Keep yer fingers crossed.
Ron Weasley: Barking. Does he not remember that raving arachnid tried to eat us? What? | The Aurors. I know they're here to protect us, but... somehow I don't feel any safer. |
350 | Ron Weasley: Aw, bloody hell... | Oh, honestly, Ronald. They're just holding hands... |
351 | Hermione Granger: And snogging.
Ron Weasley: I'd like to leave. | Leave? You can't be serious. |
352 | Ron Weasley: That happens to be my sister. | So? What if she looked over here and saw you snogging me? Would you expect her to get up and leave? |
353 | Leanne: I warned her! I warned her not to touch it!
Ron Weasley: Harry, she's swallowing her tongue -- | I'll get someone -- |
354 | Horace Slughorn: Fascinating. And is that considered a dangerous profession? | No. Though, a boy named Robbie Fenwick did bite my father once. Needed ten stitches. |
355 | Horace Slughorn: Miss Weasley! Come in, come in.
Ginny Weasley: Sorry, I'm not ordinarily late --
Horace Slughorn: No matter. You'll be just in time for dessert. That is -- if Belby leaves you any. | Look at her eyes. They've been fighting again. Her and Dean. |
356 | Harry Potter: What? | Nothing. |
357 | Neville Longbottom: Good luck, eh, Ron?
Seamus Finnigan: Counting on you, Ron. I've two Galleons on Gryffindor.
Ron Weasley: So. How was it? | How was what? |
358 | Ron Weasley: Your dinner party. | Dead boring. Though I think Harry enjoyed dessert. |
359 | Hermione Granger: Ol' Sluggy's having a Christmas do, you know. And we're meant to bring someone...
Ron Weasley: I expect you'll be going with McLaggen. Isn't he a member of the Slug Club? | Actually, I was going to ask you. |
360 | Ron Weasley: Really? | Really. But seeing as you have such a distaste for the idea -- |
361 | Harry Potter: Yep. Apparently it's his lucky day. | You shouldn't have done it, Harry. |
362 | Harry Potter: Yeah. I suppose I could've just used, I dunno... a Confundus charm? | That was different. It was tryouts. This was an actual match -- |
363 | Hermione Granger: Charms spell. Just practicing.
Harry Potter: Ah. Well... they're really good. | How does it feel, Harry? When you see Dean with Ginny? I know, Harry. You're my best friend. I see how you look at her. |
364 | Lavender Brown: Oops. I think this room's taken.
Ron Weasley: What's with the birds? | Oppugno! |
365 | Harry Potter: It feels like this.
Ron Weasley: Look, I can't help it if she's got her knickers in a twist. What Lav and I have -- well, let's just say there was no stopping it. It's chemical. Will it last? Who knows? Point is, I'm a free agent. | He's at perfect liberty to kiss whomever he likes. I really couldn't care less. Was I under the impression that he and I would be attending Slughorn's Christmas party together? Yes. Of course, now, given the circumstances, I've had to make other arrangements. |
366 | Harry Potter: Have you? | Yes. Why? |
367 | Harry Potter: I just thought, you know, since neither one of us can take who we'd really like... maybe we'd go together. As friends. | Why didn't I think of that? |
368 | Harry Potter: So who are you taking? | Um... it's a surprise. Besides, it's you we need to worry about. And you can't pick just anyone. See that girl over there. That's Romilda Vane. Rumor has it she's trying to slip you a love potion. |
369 | Harry Potter: Really...? | Hey! She's only interested in you because she thinks you're the Chosen One. You know that, right? |
370 | Harry Potter: Cormac! That's who you invited! | I thought it would annoy Ron most. But he's a menace. He's got more tentacles than a Snarfalump plant. |
371 | Waiter: Dragon tartar? | No thank you. |
372 | Waiter: Just as well. They give one horribly bad breath. | On second thought -- maybe it'll keep Cormac at bay. Oh no, here he comes! |
373 | Harry Potter: I know who I am, Hermione, alright? | Sorry. So tell me what Arthur said. |
374 | Harry Potter: If Dumbledore's traveling places, it's news to the Ministry. But get this: that night at Borgin & Burkes? It seems Draco was looking at a Vanishing Cabinet. | What would Draco want with a Vanishing Cabinet? |
375 | Harry Potter: You tell me. | He looks different, don't you think? Draco. Almost... ill. |
376 | Harry Potter: Who could tell the difference?
Ron Weasley: Lav, c'mon. Of course I'll wear it.
Lavender Brown: That's my Won-Won. | Excuse me, I have to go vomit. |
377 | Harry Potter: Nice. | You're going to have to persuade him somehow. And now, I'm afraid, you've made it a lot harder. |
378 | Harry Potter: Hermione. I think Malfoy's leaving the castle.
Harry Potter: I've seen it. Sometimes... sometimes he just disappears off the Map. | That's... not possible. No one can leave the castle these days. The Map is wrong. |
379 | Lavender Brown: I happen to be his girlfriend. | I happen to be his... friend. |
380 | Lavender Brown: Don't make me laugh. You haven't spoken in weeks. I suppose you want to make up with him now that he's suddenly all interesting. | He's been poisoned, you daft dimbo! And for the record, I've always found him interesting. |
381 | Lavender Brown: Ha! See? He senses my presence. I'm here, Won-Won. I'm here --
Ron Weasley: Er... My... Nee... Er! My! Nee!
Albus Dumbledore: Ah, to be young and feel love's keen sting. Come, everyone, I think Mr. Weasley is well tended.
Ginny Weasley: Bout time, don't you think?
Horace Slughorn: I've always cherished my students. They're my life... | Oh shut up. |
382 | Hermione Granger: Ron. Stop. You're making it snow.
Ron Weasley: Huh?
Ron Weasley: Tell me again how I broke up with Lavender? | Um, well, she came to visit you in the hospital, you see, and you talked -- I don't believe it was a long conversation -- |
383 | Ron Weasley: Don't get me wrong. I'm bloody thrilled to be shot of her. It's just she seems... a bit put out. | Does, doesn't she? And you say you don't remember a thing from that night? Not one thing? |
384 | Ron Weasley: Well... there is... something. But no. It can't be. Besides, I was completely boggled, wasn't I? | Right. Boggled... |
385 | Harry Potter: Excellent. Really excellent. | Now remember. Slughorn usually eats early, takes a short walk and then returns to his office. |
386 | Harry Potter: Right. I'm going down to Hagrid's. | What? No, Harry -- you've got to go see Slughorn. We have a plan -- |
387 | Harry Potter: No. I've got a good feeling about going to Hagrid's. I feel like it's the place to be tonight, know what I mean? | No. |
388 | Harry Potter: Hermione, is the Room of Requirement unplottable? | If one wants it to be. Why? |
389 | Harry Potter: It would explain why I thought Malfoy was leaving the castle when he disappeared off the Map.
Harry Potter: He was going to the Room of Requirement. | Of course, and that explains the Vanishing Cabinet as well! |
390 | Ron Weasley: No. I got an owl from Dad this morning. The one at Borgin & Burke's? It's still there.
Harry Potter: But I'm telling you. I saw it --
Harry Potter: What if there are two? Vanishing cabinets. | What if there are? |
391 | Minerva McGonagall: Potter.
Minerva McGonagall: Potter, in light of what's happened... should you feel the need to talk to someone...
Minerva McGonagall: You should know... Professor Dumbledore...
Minerva McGonagall: You meant a great deal to him. | Dumbledore. |
392 | Harry Potter: Do you think he would've done it. Draco?
Harry Potter: No. He was lowering his wand. In the end, it was Snape. It was always Snape. And I did nothing... | Strange. Thinking this is a piece of Voldemort's soul... |
393 | Harry Potter: Yeah, strange. Only... it's not. It's a fake.
Harry Potter: Go on. Open it. | To the Dark Lord. I know I will be dead long before you read this but I want you to know that it was I who discovered your secret. I have stolen the real Horcrux and intend to destroy it as soon as I can. I face death in the hope that when you meet your match, you will be mortal once more. R.A.B.' |
394 | Harry Potter: Dunno. But whoever they are, they have the real Horcrux. Which means, it was a waste. All of it. | Ron's okay with it, you know. You and Ginny. But if I were you, when he's around, I'd keep the snogging to a minimum. |
395 | Harry Potter: I'm not coming back, Hermione. | We reckoned -- Ron and me. |
396 | Harry Potter: I have to finish what Dumbledore started. I'm not sure where that will lead me... but I'll let you and Ron konw where I am -- when I can. | I've always admired your courage, Harry, but sometimes... you're really thick. |
397 | Hermione Granger: You don't honestly think you can find all those Horcruxes by yourself, do you? You need us, Harry.
Harry Potter: Yeah. I do. But do me a favor. When I'm around? Keep the snogging to a minimum. | Like that's going to happen. |
398 | Hermione Granger: Besides, he's barking.
Harry Potter: Funny, he says the same about you. | Yes, but I'm exceptionally perceptive. |
399 | Harry Potter: You're brilliant. You both are. | Do you think we'll ever... come back? |
400 | Rufus Scrimgeour: These are dark times, there is no denying. Our world has perhaps faced no greater threat than it does today. But I say this to our citizenry: we, ever your servants, continue to defend your liberty and repel the forces that would seek to take it from you. Your Ministry remains strong...
Mrs. Granger: Hermione. Your tea is ready, dear. | Coming, Mum. |
401 | Mrs. Granger: Don't you look lovely. All packed?
Mr. Granger: Are you sure these biscuits are sugar-free?
Mrs. Granger: Quite sure, dear. See the big bold letters that say 'Sugar Free'? Dead giveaway.
Mr. Granger: Mm. Yes. Hello, kitten. Don't you look lovely.
Mrs. Granger: Darling, don't be suspicious the biscuits taste so good, be grateful the company's so clever... | Obliviate. |