Quirinus Quentin Quirrell

You have to be stupid if you think you can bring someone back from the dead.

I’m no-not st-stu-stupid. I-I’ll d-do it. I’ll f-find a w-w-way. 

You know nothing about my relationship with Maddie.

j-just b-b-because I have a stu-stutter d-does-doesn’t mean I’m stu-stu-stupid or blin-blind

[frowns] Don’t talk about Maddie.

y-you woul-would. you kn-know you w-w-would

You’re mental.

d-don-don’t tell me if Ma-Maddie died y-you woul-wouldn’t do an-anythin-thing to ge-get her b-ba-back

This is just the grief talking. It’s understandable, but you shouldn’t do anything crazy. 

I w-will d-d-do an-anythin-thing to ge-get her b-back. 

You can’t bring people back from the dead. 

I c-can f-f-f-fucking try.

I’m pretty sure that’s not possible either.

ev-everyone kee-keeps s-say-saying that, but I kn-know it is. I’ll - I’ll fi-figure it ou-out and I’ll brin-bring her back. Sh-she’s my soulma-mate. That mean-means we’re supposed t-t-to be toge-gether. 

I’m pretty sure there isn’t a spell or potion to cure cancer.

I wa-was go-going to f-find a way tha-that we coul-could li-live toge-gether for-forever. A w-w-way we woul-wouldn’t d-die.

That wasn’t exactly a promise you could keep.

ye-yes it was. I just wasn’t goo-good enough. I wasn’t smar-smart enough to fi-figure it ou-out fa-fa-fast enough

You can’t blame yourself.

I pr-promised I’d s-sa-save her

I-I didn’t know her, but I’m sorry for your loss.

a-are you o-okay? Is ev-ev-everythin-thing okay?

[She rushes out of class, eager to get away from Professor McGonagall persistent questioning. As soon as she leaves, though, someone else is entering and she nearly rams right into them. She stops suddenly, staring at them with wide eyes] I… sorry. I didn’t realize you were coming in…

oh n-no it’s my faul-fault. I sho-shouldn’t have bee-been here