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Hogwarts Front 2
Find Hagrid’s hut.
[2.13] Harry runs up the ramp again and meets Neville near the Entrance of Hogwarts.
You got my Remembrall back! Thanks, Harry, I’ll be able to find my toad now!
Harry returns the Remembrall to Neville
Come here, Trevor! Come back! Apparently “Trevor” is Neville’s toad: I remember now, I left Trevor near the Herbology class. There are plants there that eat toads!
Trevor leaves the scene and a lady comes in:
Mr. Potter, I’m
Professor McGonagall
She’s the Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts, and Head of Gryffindor House.
Although I do not approve of your chasing Malfoy about, I’ll admit you have remarkable talent on a broomstick. Ordinarily, first year students may not compete in Quidditch. In your case, we might overlook that rule. Harry, Gryffindor’s first Quidditch match of the year is later this afternoon, against the formidable Slytherin team. See you then!
Continue past the fountain and the Main Entrance and enter the open gates of the gardens.
Should this be the
right way?
Let's
follow Harry into the
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