Shadowing Practice: Harry, Ron and Hermione Look for the Philosopher's Stone | Full Scene - Learn English Speaking with YouTube

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Ow!
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You were still on my foot!
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Sorry.
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Aloha Mora.
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Wait a minute.
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He's...
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snoring.
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Snape's already been here.
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He's put a spell on the harp.
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It's got horrible breath.
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We have to move its paw.
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What?
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Come on!
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Okay.
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Push.
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I'll go
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first.
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Don't follow until I give you a sign.
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If something bad happens, get yourselves out.
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Does it seem a bit quiet to you?
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The harp?
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It stopped playing.
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Yuck!
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Chuck!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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Whoa.
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Lucky this plant thing's here, really.
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Whoa!
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Ah!
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Stop moving!
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Both of you!
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This is Devil's Snare.
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You have to relax.
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If you don't, it'll only kill you faster.
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Kill us faster?
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Oh, now I can relax!
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Hermione!
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Now what are we gonna do?
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Just relax!
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Hermione, where are you?
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Do what I say!
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Trust me!
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Ah!
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Harry!
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Harry! Are you okay?
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Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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He's not relaxing, is he?
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Apparently not.
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I've got to do something.
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What?
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I remember reading something in Herbology.
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Um...
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Devil's snare, devil's snare.
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It's deadly fun, but we'll sulk in the sun.
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That's it!
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Devil's snare hates sunlight.
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Loomis Olem!
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Ron, you OK?
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Yeah.
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OK.
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Whoo!
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Lucky we didn't panic.
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Lucky Hermione pays attention in herbology.
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What is that?
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I don't know.
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Sounds like wings.
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I'm curious.
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I've never seen birds like these.
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They're not birds.
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They're keys.
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And I'll bet one of them fits that door.
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What's this all about?
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I don't know.
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Strange.
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Alohomora!
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Well, it's worth a try.
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What are we going to do?
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There must be a thousand kids up there.
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We're looking for a big old-fashioned one.
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Probably rusty like the handle.
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There!
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I see it!
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The one with the broken wing.
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What's wrong, Harry?
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It's too simple.
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Oh, go on, Harry!
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If Snape could catch it on that old broomstick, you can.
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You're the youngest seeker in a century.
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HE SINGS This complicates things a bit.
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Catch the key!
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Hurry up!
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I don't
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like this.
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I don't like this at all.
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Where are we?
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A graveyard?
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This is no graveyard.
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It's a chess board.
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There's the door!
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I'm sorry.
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Now what do we do?
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It's obvious, isn't it?
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We're gonna play our way across the room.
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All right.
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Harry, you take the empty Bishop Square.
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Hermione, you'll be the Queen's Side Castle.
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And as for me, I'll be a knight.
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You'll be the Queen's Side Castle.
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As for me, I'll be a knight.
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What happens now?
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Well, White moves first. And then...
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We play.
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Ron, you don't suppose this is going to be like...
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real wizard's chest, do you?
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You there, D5!
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Yes, Hermione.
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I think this is gonna be exactly like wizard chess.
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Castle to E4!
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Pawn to C3!
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I'm not sure what you're doing.
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MUSIC Wait a minute.
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You understand right, Harry?
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Once I make my move, the Queen will take me.
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Then you're free to check the King.
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No, Ron, no!
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What is it?
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He's going to sacrifice himself.
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No, you can't!
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There must be another way!
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Do you want to stop Snape from getting that stone or not?
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Harry, to you that has to go on.
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I know it.
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Not me.
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Not Hermione.
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You.

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