FilsThe muttering at the Quidditch matchDuring Harry’s first match, Snape looks as if he is cursing the broom. The book later shows he was holding Quirrell’s jinx back.Mise en place1 · Harry Potter à l’école des sorciers · The first Quidditch matchHarry’s broom bucks. Hermione sees Snape staring at him and muttering, and she sets fire to Snape’s robes to break his concentration.The scene is staged so the obvious suspect is the teacher who already dislikes Harry.DénouementHarry Potter à l’école des sorciers · After the traps under the schoolQuirrell tells Harry that he himself was jinxing the broom, and that Snape’s muttering was a counter-curse. Snape’s refereeing and his glares were cover for protecting the Stone, not for helping Voldemort.Personnes de ce fil4Harry PotterÉlèveGryffondorÉlèveHermione GrangerÉlèveGryffondorÉlèveSeverus RogueMaître des potions, puis directeurSerpentardProfesseurOrdre du PhénixQuirinus QuirrellProfesseurProfesseur
