Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

too dangerous — I’m sure they’ll be looking for you and . . .
ALBUS: She’s right.
DELPHI: Now, you’re going to need to wear these.
She pulls out two large paper bags. The boys pull robes from them.
ALBUS: But these are Durmstrang robes.
DELPHI: My uncle’s idea. If you are in Hogwarts robes people will expect to know who you are.
But there are two other schools competing at the Triwizard Tournament — and if you’re in
Durmstrang robes — well, you can fade into the background, can’t you?
ALBUS: Good thinking! Hang on, where are your robes?
DELPHI: Albus, I’m flattered, but I don’t think I can pretend to be a student, do you? I’ll just keep
in the background and pretend to be a — ooh, maybe I could pretend to be a dragon tamer.
You’re doing all the spell stuff anyway.
SCORPIUS looks at her and then at ALBUS.
SCORPIUS: You shouldn’t come.
DELPHI: What?
SCORPIUS: You’re right. We don’t need you for the spell. And if you can’t wear student robes —
you’re too big a risk. Sorry, Delphi, you shouldn’t come.
DELPHI: But I have to — he’s my cousin. Albus?
ALBUS: I think he’s right. I’m sorry.
DELPHI: What?
ALBUS: We won’t mess up.
DELPHI: But without me — you won’t be able to work the Time-Turner.
SCORPIUS: You taught us how to use the Time-Turner.
DELPHI is really upset.
DELPHI: No. I won’t let you do this . . .
ALBUS: You told your uncle to trust us. Now it’s your turn. The school is close now. We should
leave you here.