| Bagman : | That is correct! Weasley and Potter were caught flying a turquoise Ford Anglia, not a Chevy Impala, Volkswagon Beatle, or Peugeot 504. As for how the Anglia had been bewitched to make it fly, only Arthur Weasley can answer that. |
| Jordan : | I must say that it was a fantastic experience watching them cruise through the clouds. I watched with bated breath as they soared and glided -- a clear field ahead of them and nothing to stop them -- up they rose, downward they descended, banking nicely to change their direction -- then preparing for a landing -- hard to see where -- and they land -- SCORE! -- and it's a direct hit -- the Whomping Willow is -- OUCH -- that must hurt, the Whomping Willow is striking back, and Harry moves in for a play, but he's blocked by the Whomping Willow -- Ron is down! -- oh come, Ron, get up -- now they're both out of the car and they're scrambling down the field -- they're almost home -- they're SAFE! -- and the game's over, but the score has yet to be posted. The Referee is sure to grant the Whomping Willow a penalty. Too bad for Harry and Ron. Referee Snape is clearly biaised, he... |
| McGonagall : | Jordan! |
| Jordan : | Sorry, Professor. I just got a little excited. |
| Bagman : | Never mind, Jordan. That was a thrilling replay of the Anglia vs. Whomping Willow match. If only I'd had a chance to place a bet prior to their landing... And now, for our 500 galleon question: |
| For 500 Galleons: | What is the record for the longest Quidditch match in history? |
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