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Or not, I advise all of you to concentrate your efforts upon maintaining the high-pass level I have come to expect from my O. students. Today we will be mixing a potion that often comes up at Ordinary Wizarding Level: the Draught of Peace, a potion to calm anxiety and soothe agitation. Be warned: If you are too heavy-handed with the ingredients you will put the drinker into a heavy and sometimes irreversible sleep, so you will need to pay close attention to what you are doing. On Harrys left, Hermione sat up a little straighter, her expression one of the utmost attentiveness. The ingredients and method - Snape flicked his wand - are on the blackboard - (they appeared there) - you will find everything you need - he flicked his wand again - in the store cupboard - (the door of the said cupboard sprang open) - you have an hour and a half. Start. Just as Harry, Ron, and Hermione had predicted, Snape could hardly have set them a more difficult, fiddly potion. The ingredients had to be added to the cauldron in precisely the right order and quantities; the mixture had to be stirred exactly the right number of times, firstly in clockwise, then in counterclockwise directions; the heat of the flames on which it was simmering had to be lowered to exactly the right level for a specific number of minutes before the final ingredient was added. A light silver vapor should now be rising from your potion, called Snape, with ten minutes left to go. Harry, who was sweating profusely, looked desperately around the dungeon. His own cauldron was issuing copious amounts of dark gray steam; Rons was spitting green sparks. Seamus was feverishly prodding the flames at the base of his cauldron with the tip of his wand, as they had gone out. The surface of Hermiones potion, however, was a shimmering mist of silver vapor, and as Snape swept by he looked down his hooked nose at it without comment, which meant that he could find nothing to criticize. At Harrys cauldron, however, Snape stopped, looking down at Harry with a horrible smirk on his face. Potter, what is this supposed to be. The Slytherins at the front of the class all looked up eagerly; they loved hearing Snape taunt Harry. The Draught of Peace, said Harry tensely. Tell me, Potter, said Snape softly, can you read. Draco Malfoy laughed. Yes, I can, said Harry, his fingers clenched tightly around his wand. Read the third line of the instructions for me, Potter. Harry squinted at the blackboard; it was not easy to make out the instructions through the haze of multicolored steam now filling the dungeon. Add powdered moonstone, stir three times counterclockwise, allow to simmer for seven minutes, then add two drops of syrup of hellebore. His heart sank. He had not added syrup of hellebore, but had proceeded straight to the fourth line of the instructions after allowing his potion to simmer for seven minutes. Did you do everything on the third line, Potter. No, said Harry very quietly. I beg your pardon. No, said Harry, more loudly. I forgot the hellebore. I know you did, Potter, which means that this mess is utterly worthless. Evanesco. The contents of Harrys potion vanished; he was left standing foolishly beside an empty cauldron. Those of you who have managed to read the instructions, fill one flagon with a sample of your potion, label it clearly with your name, and bring it up to my desk for testing, said Https://godeddaddygogogo.cloud/steam-deck/steam-deck-vs-mini-pc-reddit.php. Homework: twelve inches of parchment on the properties of moonstone and its uses in potion-making, to be handed in on Thursday. While everyone around him filled their flagons, Harry cleared away his things, seething. His potion had been no worse than Rons, which was now giving off a foul odor of bad eggs, or Nevilles, which had achieved the consistency of just-mixed cement and which Neville was now having to gouge out of his cauldron, yet it was he, Harry, who would be receiving zero marks for the days work. He stuffed his wand back into his bag and slumped down onto his seat, watching everyone else march up to Snapes desk with filled and corked flagons. When at long last the bell rang, Harry was first out of the dungeon and had already started his lunch by the time Ron and Fallout 4 combat rifle replacer joined him in the Great Hall. The ceiling had turned an even murkier gray during the morning. Rain was lashing the high windows. That was really unfair, said Hermione consolingly, sitting down next to Harry and helping herself to shepherds pie. Your potion wasnt nearly as bad as Goyles, when he put it in his flagon the whole thing shattered and set his robes on fire. Yeah, well, said Harry, glowering at his plate, since when has Snape ever been fair to me. Neither of the others answered; all three of them knew that Snape and Harrys mutual enmity had been absolute from the moment Harry click at this page set foot in Hogwarts. I did think he might be a bit better this year, said Hermione in a disappointed voice. I mean. you know. She looked carefully around; there were half a dozen empty seats on either side of them and nobody was passing the table. Now hes in the Order and everything. Poisonous toadstools dont change their spots, said Ron sagely. Anyway, Ive always thought Dumbledore was cracked trusting Snape, wheres the evidence he ever really stopped working for You-Know-Who. I think Dumbledores probably got plenty of evidence, even if he doesnt share it with you, Ron, snapped Hermione. Oh, shut up, the pair of you, said Harry heavily, as Ron opened his mouth to argue back. Hermione and Ron both froze, looking angry and offended. Cant you give it a rest. he said. Youre always having a go at each other, its driving me mad. And abandoning his shepherds pie, he swung his schoolbag back over his shoulder and left them sitting there. He walked up the marble staircase two steps at a time, past the many students hurrying toward lunch. The anger that had just flared so unexpectedly still blazed inside him, and the vision of Ron and Hermiones shocked faces afforded him a sense of deep satisfaction. Serve them right, he thought. Why cant they give it a rest. Bickering all the time. Its enough to drive anyone up the wall. He passed the large picture of Sir Cadogan the knight on a landing; Sir Cadogan drew his sword and brandished it fiercely at Harry, who ignored him. Come back, you scurvy dog, stand fast and fight. yelled Sir Cadogan in a muffled voice from behind his visor, but Harry merely walked on, and when Sir Cadogan attempted to follow him by running into a neighboring picture, he was rebuffed by its inhabitant, a large and angry-looking wolfhound. Harry spent the rest of the lunch hour sitting alone underneath the trapdoor at the top of North Tower, and consequently he was the first to ascend the silver ladder that led to Sybill Trelawneys classroom when the bell rang. Divination was Harrys least favorite class after Potions, which was due mainly to Professor Trelawneys habit of predicting his premature death every few lessons. A thin woman, heavily draped in shawls and glittering with strings of beads, she always reminded Harry of some kind of insect, with her glasses hugely magnifying her eyes. She was busy putting copies of battered, leather-bound books on each of the spindly little tables with which her room was littered when Harry entered the room, but so dim was the light cast by the lamps covered by scarves and the low-burning, sickly-scented fire that she appeared not to notice him as he took a seat in the shadows. The rest of the class arrived over the next five minutes. Ron emerged from the trapdoor, looked around carefully, spotted Harry and made directly for him, or as directly as he could while having to wend his way between tables, chairs, and overstuffed poufs. Hermione and me have stopped arguing, he said, sitting down beside Harry. Good, grunted Harry. But Hermione says she thinks it would be nice if you stopped taking out your temper on us, said Ron. Im not - Im just passing on the message, said Ron, talking over him. But I reckon shes right. Its not our fault how Seamus and Snape treat you. I never said it - Good day, said Professor Trelawney in her usual misty, dreamy voice, and Harry broke off, feeling both annoyed and slightly ashamed of himself again. And welcome back to Divination. I have, of course, been following your fortunes most carefully over the holidays, and am delighted to see that you have all returned to Hogwarts safely - as, of course, I knew you would. You will find on the tables before you copies of The Dream Oracle, by Inigo Imago. Dream interpretation is a most important means of divining the future and one that may very probably be tested in your O. Not, of course, that I believe examination passes or failures are of the remotest importance when it comes to the sacred art of divination. If you have the Seeing Eye, certificates and grades matter very little. However, the headmaster likes you to sit the examination, so. Her voice trailed away delicately, leaving them all in no doubt that Professor Trelawney considered her subject above such sordid matters as examinations. Turn, please, to the introduction and read what Imago has to say on the matter of dream interpretation. Then divide into pairs. Use The Dream Oracle to interpret each others most recent dreams. Carry on. The one good thing to be said for this lesson was that it was not a double period. By the time they had all finished reading the introduction of the book, they had barely ten minutes left for dream interpretation. At the table next to Harry and Ron, Dean had paired up with Neville, who immediately embarked on a long-winded explanation of a nightmare involving a pair of giant scissors wearing his grandmothers best hat; Harry and Ron merely looked at each other glumly. I never remember my dreams, said Ron. You say one. You must remember one of them, said Harry impatiently. He was not going to share his dreams with anyone. He knew perfectly well what his regular nightmare about a graveyard meant, he did not need Ron or Professor Trelawney or the stupid Dream Oracle to tell him that. Well, I had one that I was playing Right! different counter strike games for the other night, said Ron, screwing up his face in an effort to remember. What dyou reckon that means. Probably that youre going to be eaten by a giant marshmallow or something, said Harry, turning the pages of The Dream Oracle without interest. It was very dull work looking up bits of dreams in the Oracle and Harry was not cheered up when Professor Trelawney set them the task of keeping a dream diary for a month as homework. Link the bell went, he and Ron led the way back down the ladder, Ron grumbling loudly. Dyou realize how much homework weve got already. Binns set us a foot-and-a-half-long essay on giant wars, Snape wants a foot on the use of moonstones, and now weve got a months dream diary from Trelawney. Fred and George werent wrong about O. year, were they. That Umbridge woman had better not give us any. When they entered the Defense Against this web page Dark Arts classroom link found Professor Umbridge already seated at the teachers desk, wearing the fluffy pink cardigan of the night before and the black velvet bow on top of her head. Harry was again reminded forcibly of a large fly perched unwisely on top of an even larger toad. The class was quiet as it entered the room; Professor Umbridge was, as yet, an unknown quantity and nobody knew yet how strict a disciplinarian she was likely to be. Well, good afternoon. she said when finally the whole class had sat down. A few people mumbled Good afternoon, in reply. Tut, tut, said Professor Umbridge. That wont do, now, will it. I should like you, please, to reply Good Fallout 4 combat rifle replacer, Professor Umbridge. One more time, please. Good afternoon, class. Good afternoon, Professor Umbridge, they chanted back at her. There, now, said Professor Umbridge sweetly. That wasnt too difficult, was it. Wands away and quills out, please. Many of the class exchanged gloomy looks; the order wands away had never yet been followed by a lesson they had found interesting. Harry shoved his wand back inside his bag and pulled out quill, ink, and parchment. Professor Umbridge opened her handbag, extracted her own wand, which was an unusually short one, and tapped the blackboard sharply with it; words appeared on the board at once: Defense Against the Dark Arts A Return to Basic Principles Well now, your teaching in this subject has been rather disrupted and fragmented, hasnt it. stated Professor Umbridge, turning to face the class with her hands clasped neatly in front of her. The constant changing of teachers, many of whom do not seem to have followed any Ministry-approved curriculum, has unfortunately resulted in your being far below the standard we would expect to see in your O. year. You will be pleased to know, however, that these problems are now to be rectified. We will be following click carefully structured, theory-centered, Ministry-approved course of defensive magic this year. Copy down the following, please. She rapped the blackboard again; the first message vanished and was replaced by: Course please click for source 1. Understanding the principles underlying defensive magic. Learning to recognize situations in which defensive magic can legally be used. Placing the use of defensive magic in a context for practical use. For a couple of minutes the room was full of the sound of scratching quills on parchment. When everyone had copied down Professor Umbridges three course aims she said, Has everybody got a copy of Defensive Magical Theory by Wilbert Slinkhard. There was a dull murmur of assent throughout the class. I think well try that again, said Professor Umbridge. When I ask you a question, I should like you to reply Yes, Professor Umbridge, or No, Jeep call vehicles duty of Fallout 4 combat rifle replacer. So, has everyone got a copy of Defensive Magical Theory by Wilbert Slinkhard. Yes, Professor Umbridge, rang through the room. Good, said Professor Umbridge. I should like you to turn to page five and read chapter one, Basics for Beginners. There will be no need to talk. Professor Umbridge left the blackboard and settled herself in the chair behind the teachers desk, observing them all with those pouchy toads eyes. Harry turned to page five of his copy of Defensive Magical Theory and started to read. It was desperately dull, quite as bad as listening to Professor Binns. He felt his concentration sliding away from him; he had soon read the same line half a dozen times without taking in more than the first few words. Several silent minutes passed. Next to him, Ron was absentmindedly turning his quill over and over in his fingers, staring at the same spot on the page. Harry looked right and received a surprise to shake him out of his torpor. Hermione had not even opened her copy of Defensive Magical Theory. She was staring fixedly at Professor Umbridge with her hand in the air. Harry could not remember Hermione ever neglecting to read when instructed to, or indeed resisting the temptation to open any book that came under her nose. He looked at her questioningly, but she merely shook her head slightly to indicate that she was not about to answer questions, and continued to stare at Professor Umbridge, who was looking just as resolutely in another direction. After several more minutes had passed, however, Harry was not the only one watching Hermione. The chapter they had been instructed to read was so tedious that more and more people were choosing to watch Hermiones mute attempt to catch Professor Umbridges eye than to struggle on with Basics for Beginners. When more than half the class were staring at Hermione rather than at their books, Professor Umbridge seemed to decide that she could ignore the situation no longer. Did you want to ask something about the chapter, dear. she asked Hermione, as though she had only just noticed her. Not about the chapter, no, said Hermione. Well, were reading just now, said Professor Umbridge, showing her small, pointed teeth.
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Its nothing, Molly, mumbled Mr. Weasley, Fred and George just - but Ive had words with them - What have they done this time. said Mrs. Weasley. If its got anything to do with Weasleys Wizard Wheezes - Why dont you show Harry where hes Baldurs gate 3 strange ox deck, Ron. said Hermione from the doorway. He knows where hes sleeping, said Ron, in my check this out, he slept there last - We can all go, said Hermione pointedly. Oh, said Ron, cottoning on. Right. Yeah, well come too, said George. You stay where you are. snarled Baldurs gate 3 strange ox deck. Weasley. Harry and Ron edged out of the kitchen, and they, Hermione, and Ginny set off along the narrow hallway and up the rickety staircase that zigzagged through the house to the xtrange stories. What are Weasleys Wizard Wheezes. Harry asked as they climbed. Ron and Ginny both laughed, although Hermione didnt. Mum found this stack strangge order forms when she was cleaning Fred and Georges room, said Ron quietly. Great long price lists for stuff theyve invented. Joke stuff, you know. Fake wands and trick sweets, loads of feck. It was brilliant, I never knew theyd Balxurs inventing all that. Weve been hearing explosions out of their room for ages, but we never thought they were actually making things, said Ginny. We o they just liked the noise. Only, most of the stuff - well, all of it, really - was a bit dangerous, said Ron, and, you know, they were planning to sell it at Hogwarts o make some srtange, and Mum went mad at them. Told them they werent allowed to make any more of it, and burned all the order forms. Shes furious at stfange anyway. They didnt get as many O. s as she expected. s Balxurs Ordinary Wizarding Levels, the examinations Hogwarts students took at the age of fifteen. 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