[He goes over and starts prodding at things with his wand. There's a few things he moves aside, clearly writing off, but when he finds a piece of fruit or a vegetable that's wilted, a few sparks fly out, ripening it once more.]
No, I'm afraid not. Turning back time is far more difficult. I am simply giving the apple a little burst of life -- almost like a healing spell, in a way.
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Albus, my friend, you are a wonder.
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Now let me see if I can salvage any of this food you have.
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At some point, I suppose we'll just have to toss it and get something new.
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Anything in particular you'd like saved among everything?
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...The wine?
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I think the wine will survive. If anything, a little airing will probably keep it lively.
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I don't eat for sustenance, only for enjoyment. I'll have to leave it up to you--whatever you think we've got that's left and worth saving.
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[He goes over and starts prodding at things with his wand. There's a few things he moves aside, clearly writing off, but when he finds a piece of fruit or a vegetable that's wilted, a few sparks fly out, ripening it once more.]
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[ He's going to watch with bright, fascinated eyes. ]
Let me know if there's anything I can do. Otherwise, I'm just going to enjoy the view.
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The view of magic, or of me?
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The magic is just an extra bonus.
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What a charmer you are.
[But he does go back to casting spells over food, watching as a piece of fruit or a vegetable livens up to ripeness.]
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[ HE TRIES! but also it comes pretty naturally. ]
Are you...turning back time? For that particular apple?
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No, I'm afraid not. Turning back time is far more difficult. I am simply giving the apple a little burst of life -- almost like a healing spell, in a way.
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That's fascinating.
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Isn't it? I admit, I find it all very fascinating -- even as one who has never lived without it.
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It's good to never lose the sense of wonder at the world around us. Wow, that just makes me sound incredibly old, doesn't it.
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And what not to spend too much energy fussing over.
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[As he says the words, he finishes with a flourish: a small pile of refreshed and revived foods, separated out from the rest.]
These should be all right.
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Albus Dumbledore, I've said it before and I'll say it again: you are a lifesaver. Quite possibly literally, actually.
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I'll have to find some way to properly thank you. You will tell me if you think of anything?
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I do insist. Sweets are certainly no problem--though it might have to wait until the water's mostly receded.
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