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If one were to say that this was not Harry Potter’s finest hour, then they would be correct. Sitting in the potions dungeon late one night, with professor Snape all but growling at him; another occlumency lesson. Let us rewind to earlier that day. Harry Potter was in bed in the gryffindor tower. For the sake of argument let us assume he was having a rather pleasant dream. Harry was having a rather pleasant dream: he had just caught the snitch winning the game; while not an unusual occurrence this was for some unknown reason better than normal, Possibly because of the presence of a certain Ravenclaw seeker. “Harry” a voice called. “meh”. “HARRY”! the voice called. “What”?! cried Harry. “It’s breakfast” replied Ron. “oh”. “well thanks mate”. Harry and Ron met up with Hermione on the way to breakfast and the trio proceeded in company.
Flash forward to that night.
“Harry”? “yes Hermione”? “Don’t you have occlumency with snape”? Harry turned white. “What’s wrong mate?” came Ron’s questioning voice. “I’m late”.
Present time.
“Potter”. “Yes sir”. “Why, might I ask, are you late”? Hissed Severus Snape“I forgot the time, sir”. “Well, mister potter, I must ask you to refrain from further tardiness”. “Now let us begin”. “Legillimens”! Harry could feel Snape in his mind. He pushed at Snape’s mental probe. Nothing happened. On a whim he stopped protecting himself and tried to …show more content…
“Oh he’s awake!” exclaimed Hermione. “Hey mate” smiled Ron. “Harry, my boy!” twinkled Dumbledore. “Wha-where are we?” grumbled Harry Potter “what are we doing here?”. “Harry” said Hermione slowly “there was an explosion in the dungeons”. “Harry, my boy” said dumbledore again “I must ask you of the whereabouts of professor Snape”. “We are unharmed” stated the person that was definitely Harry Potter. “Yes harry, but professor Sna-” Dumbledore was cut off. “we are unharmed, professor” came the hiss issuing out of the lips of Harry

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