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"
I
'll
show
you
now
,
"
said
Wood
.
"
Take
this
.
"
He
handed
Harry
a
small
club
,
a
bit
like
a
short
baseball
bat
.
"
I
'm
going
to
show
you
what
the
Bludgers
do
,
"
Wood
said
.
"
These
two
are
the
Bludgers
.
"
He
showed
Harry
two
identical
balls
,
jet
black
and
slightly
smaller
than
the
red
Quaffle
.
Harry
noticed
that
they
seemed
to
be
straining
to
escape
the
straps
holding
them
inside
the
box
.
"
Stand
back
,
"
Wood
warned
Harry
.
He
bent
down
and
freed
one
of
the
Bludgers
.
At
once
,
the
black
ball
rose
high
in
the
air
and
then
pelted
straight
at
Harry
's
face
.
Harry
swung
at
it
with
the
bat
to
stop
it
from
breaking
his
nose
,
and
sent
it
zigzagging
away
into
the
air
--
it
zoomed
around
their
heads
and
then
shot
at
Wood
,
who
dived
on
top
of
it
and
managed
to
pin
it
to
the
ground
.
"
See
?
"
Wood
panted
,
forcing
the
struggling
Bludger
back
into
the
crate
and
strapping
it
down
safely
.
"
The
Bludgers
rocket
around
,
trying
to
knock
players
off
their
brooms
.
That
's
why
you
have
two
Beaters
on
each
team
--
the
Weasley
twins
are
ours
--
it
's
their
job
to
protect
their
side
from
the
Bludgers
and
try
and
knock
them
toward
the
other
team
.
So
--
think
you
've
got
all
that
?
"
"
Three
Chasers
try
and
score
with
the
Quaffle
;
the
Keeper
guards
the
goal
posts
;
the
Beaters
keep
the
Bludgers
away
from
their
team
,
"
Harry
reeled
off
.
"
Very
good
,
"
said
Wood
.
"
Er
--
have
the
Bludgers
ever
killed
anyone
?
"
Harry
asked
,
hoping
he
sounded
offhand
.
