Chapter 72: Time Turner Task
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Lionus cleared his throat. "Next chapter, Twenty-first chapter"
Fred and George looked gleefully over to Hermione.
Bill smacked Charlie hard.
"OW! What did I do?" asked Charlie.
"Where do you think the twin's got their humor from?" said Bill.
Dialogue set, third pause.
"Who the hell is talking?" asked Charlie.
“Judging by the word ‘shocking’ it’s Fudge.” said Tempest.
End of dialogue set.
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Tempest smirked.
“Wait a minute, what did you do?” asked Tonks looking at Snape.
“Nothing helpful.” said George.
Dialogue line.
“He didn’t do a damn thing, he just hung around.” said Lee.
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“You damned...” said Bill shaking his head, but his eyes began to bulge. “You surrendered Sirius to him...”
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“Proud of it!.” said Ron loudly.
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Dialogue set, first sentence.
“You liar!” shouted Madam Bones loudly.
Dialogue set, second sentence.
“No, they were just disgusted by your juvenile behavior.” said McGonagall angrily.
Dialogue set, third sentence.
“You vile...” said Mrs. Weasley angrily.
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Mrs. Weasley stopped growling, slightly.
Dialogue set, sixth sentence.
“You slimy....” snarled Bill.
End of dialogue set.
Dumbledore’s normally twinkling blue eyes, were now flashing with a sort of fury that he seldom ever used.
Snape could barely keep his seat, out of pure fear.
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“You can keep your blind spots.” said Harry frowning slightly.
Dialogue set, second sentence.
“Do you really treat him like any other student?” said Professor Flitwick with a raised brow.
Snape continued to look at the floor.
End of Dialogue set.
“You just love slamming him don’t you?” said Sirius angrily. “He’s not James dammit!”
Dialogue line.
“Not nearly as foolish as you, Fudge.” said Madam Bones crossing her arms.
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FantasyUmbridge was watching her class, containing the Gryffindor and Slytherin fifth years, as they read her "Ministry Approved" textbook. She was confident in the knowledge that now; there was no way that they were going to rise up against the Ministry...
