Together [HP]

"But Snape wants to steal it." Jacqueline heard Harry yell when she approached Hagrid's cabin.

"Nonsense," said Hagrid again, "Snape was a teacher at Hogwarts, and he would never do such a thing."

"Then why did he want to kill Harry?" Hermione asked aloud.

Snape wanted to kill Harry?The corner of Jacqueline's mouth curled up, and she pushed open the door and walked in, "Sorry, it looks like I'm late. But, Miss 'Know-it-all', first of all, please call him Professor Snape, and secondly, if The dean wants to kill Harry, he can't sit here and frame the professor now."

"Jacqueline," said Hermione, emotionally agitated when she saw Jacqueline, "I can recognize evil spirits when I see them. I've read all about them in books! You have to make eye contact with them, Snape didn't blink, I saw it!"

"Oh," Jacqueline curled her lips in feigned regret, "I think you must be busy staring at 'Professor Snape'," Jacqueline emphasized the last two words, "forget watching Professor Quirrell. "

"Professor Quirrell?" Ron snorted next to Hermione, "Jacqueline, you only want to help Snape because you're a Slytherin student! But, blame Professor Quirrell? What are you kidding?"

"And, how do you explain that when I set Snape's robes on fire, Harry was safe." Hermione exclaimed excitedly.

"Miss Hermione Granger," Jacqueline shook her head and spread her hands, "If your memory is correct, you should remember that before you lit Professor Snape's robe, let me say by the way, it seems It's against school rules, and you bumped into Professor Quirrell."

"Enough, I tell you, you're all wrong!" said Hagrid petulantly, "I don't know why Harry's broom behaved like that, but there's no way Snape, or Quirrell, would have thought Killing a student! Now, you guys, listen to me, you're meddling in things that don't concern you. It's dangerous. Forget that big dog, forget what it's guarding, it's Professor Dumbledore and Between Nicolas..."

"Aha!" said Harry, "so there's a man named Nicole Flamel involved, isn't it?" Hagrid was furious, angry with himself.