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"
Naturally
,
"
said
Madam
Rosmerta
,
with
a
small
laugh
.
"
Never
saw
one
without
the
other
,
did
you
?
The
number
of
times
I
had
them
in
here
--
ooh
,
they
used
to
make
me
laugh
.
Quite
the
double
act
,
Sirius
Black
and
James
Potter
!
"
Harry
dropped
his
tankard
with
a
loud
clunk
.
Ron
kicked
him
.
"
Precisely
,
"
said
Professor
McGonagall
.
"
Black
and
Potter
.
Ringleaders
of
their
little
gang
.
"
Both
very
bright
,
of
course
--
exceptionally
bright
,
in
fact
--
but
I
do
n't
think
we
've
ever
had
such
a
pair
of
troublemakers
--
"
"
I
dunno
,
"
chuckled
Hagrid
.
"
Fred
and
George
Weasley
could
give
'em
a
run
fer
their
money
.
"
"
You
'd
have
thought
Black
and
Potter
were
brothers
!
"
chimed
in
Professor
Flitwick
.
"
Inseparable
!
"
"
Of
course
they
were
,
"
said
Fudge
.
"
Potter
trusted
Black
beyond
all
his
other
friends
.
Nothing
changed
when
they
left
school
.
Black
was
best
man
when
James
married
Lily
.
Then
they
named
him
godfather
to
Harry
.
Harry
has
no
idea
,
of
course
.
You
can
imagine
how
the
idea
would
torment
him
.
"
"
Because
Black
turned
out
to
be
in
league
with
You-Know-Who
?
"
whispered
Madam
Rosmerta
.
"
Worse
even
than
that
,
m
'd
ear
...
"
Fudge
dropped
his
voice
and
proceeded
in
a
sort
of
low
rumble
.
"
Not
many
people
are
aware
that
the
Potters
knew
You-Know-Who
was
after
them
.
Dumbledore
,
who
was
of
course
working
tirelessly
against
You-Know-Who
,
had
a
number
of
useful
spies
.
One
of
them
tipped
him
off
,
and
he
alerted
James
and
Lily
at
once
.
He
advised
them
to
go
into
hiding
.
Well
,
of
course
,
You-Know-Who
was
n't
an
easy
person
to
hide
from
.
Dumbledore
told
them
that
their
best
chance
was
the
Fidelius
Charm
.
"
"
How
does
that
work
?
"
said
Madam
Rosmerta
,
breathless
with
interest
.
Professor
Flitwick
cleared
his
throat
.
