El corazón digital Harry Potter
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ROSE: Mum! Dad’s doing that lame thing again.
HERMIONE: You say lame, he says glorious, I say —
somewhere in between.
RON: Hang on. Let me just munch this . . . air. And now it’s
just a simple matter of . . . Excuse me if I smell
slightly of garlic . . .
He breathes on her face. LILY giggles.
LILY: You smell of porridge.
RON: Bing. Bang. Boing. Young lady, get ready to not being
able to smell at all . . .
He lifts her nose off.
LILY: Where’s my nose?
RON: Ta-da!
His hand is empty. It’s a lame trick. Everyone
enjoys its lameness.
LILY: You are silly.
ALBUS: Everyone’s staring at us again.
RON: Because of me! I’m extremely famous. My nose
experiments are legendary!
HERMIONE: They’re certainly something.
HARRY: Parked all right, then?
RON: I did. Hermione didn’t believe I could pass a Muggle
driving test, did you? She thought I’d have to Confund
the examiner.
HERMIONE: I thought nothing of the kind, I have complete
faith in you.
ROSE: And I have complete faith he did Confund the
examiner.
RON: Oi!
ALBUS: Dad . . .
ALBUS pulls on HARRY’s robes. HARRY looks down.
Do you think — what if I am — what if I’m put in
Slytherin . . .
HARRY: And what would be wrong with that?
ALBUS: Slytherin is the House of the snake, of Dark
Magic . . . It’s not a House of brave wizards.
HARRY: Albus Severus, you were named after two
headmasters of Hogwarts. One of them was a
Slytherin and he was probably the bravest man I ever
knew.
ALBUS: But just say . . .
HARRY: If it matters to you, you, the Sorting Hat will take
your feelings into account.
ALBUS: Really?
HARRY: It did for me.
This is something he’s never said before, it
resonates around his head a moment.
Hogwarts will be the making of you, Albus. I
promise you, there is nothing to be frightened of
there.
JAMES: Apart from the Thestrals. Watch out for the
Thestrals.
ALBUS: I thought they were invisible!
HARRY: Listen to your professors, don’t listen to James,
and remember to enjoy yourself. Now, if you don’t
want this train to leave without you, you should leap
on . . .
LILY: I’m going to chase the train out.
GINNY: Lily, come straight back.
HERMIONE: Rose. Remember to send Neville our love.
ROSE: Mum, I can’t give a professor love!
ROSE exits for the train. And then ALBUS turns and
hugs GINNY and HARRY one last time before following
after her.
ALBUS: Okay, then. Bye.
He climbs on board. HERMIONE, GINNY, RON, and
HARRY stand watching the train — as whistles blow
up and down the platform.
GINNY: They’re going to be okay, right?
HERMIONE: Hogwarts is a big place.
RON: Big. Wonderful. Full of food. I’d give anything to be
going back.
HARRY: Strange, Al being worried he’ll be sorted into
Slytherin.
HERMIONE: That’s nothing, Rose is worried whether she’ll
break the Quidditch scoring record in her first or
second year. And how early she can take her
O.W.L.s.
RON: I have no idea where she gets her ambition from.
GINNY: And how would you feel, Harry, if Al — if he is?
RON: You know, Gin, we always thought there was a
chance you could be sorted into Slytherin.
GINNY: What?
RON: Honestly, Fred and George ran a book.
HERMIONE: Can we go? People are looking, you know.
GINNY: People always look when you three are together.
And apart. People always look at you.
The four exit. GINNY stops HARRY.
Harry . . . He’ll be all right, won’t he?
HARRY: Of course he will.
ACT ONE, SCENE THREE
THE HOGWARTS EXPRESS
ALBUS and ROSE walk along the carriage of the train.
The TROLLEY WITCH approaches, pushing her trolley.
TROLLEY WITCH: Anything from the trolley, dears?
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