Act 2, Scene 6
SCORPIUS and ALBUS round a corner to be faced with a gap in the trees . . . A gap through which is visible . . . a glorious light . . .
SCORPIUS: And there it is . . .
ALBUS: Hogwarts. Never seen this view of it before.
SCORPIUS: Still get a tingle, don’t you? When you see it?
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ALBUS: And then you got there and it turned out to be terrible after all.
SCORPIUS: Not for me.
All I ever wanted to do was go to Hogwarts and have a mate to get up to mayhem with. Just like Harry Potter. And I got his son. How crazily fortunate is that.
ALBUS: But I’m nothing like my dad.
SCORPIUS: You’re better. You’re my best friend, Albus. And this is mayhem to the nth degree. Which is great, thumbs-up great, it’s just — I have got to say — I don’t mind admitting — I am a tiny bit — just a tiny bit scared.
ALBUS looks at SCORPIUS and smiles.
ALBUS: You’re my best friend too. And don’t worry — I have a good feeling about this.




















