Frequently Asked Questions...
what harry potter movies are these quotes from?
1 socerers stone
2 chamber of secrets
3 prisoner of azkaban
4 goblet of fire
5 order of the pheonix
and who says these quotes:
"i think i'll just go and have some pudding"
"you will lose, harry potter"
"oh my god! i killed harry potter!"
"feet off the table!"
"you're a wizard, harry"
"you are here by expelled from hogwarts.."
"my dad did not strut!"
"as long as it takes for the message to ... sink in"
"you're fratinizing with the enemy!"
"you lost me my servant!"
Answer:
5 luna lovegood
2 voldemort?
4 nevil longbottom
2 mrs. weasley
1 hagrid
5 the letter that harry recieves
1 harry potter
5 dolores umbridge
4 ron weasley
4 lucius malfoy
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