Dr. Jørgen Krogshøj was known to his Copenhagen colleagues as Krog, which the translation charm like the TV show's subtitles converted neatly to its English equivalent "Hook". He'd taken to simply introducing himself as Krog, which the translation charm also grabbed and converted to Hook, and by now even such an easygoing man as himself would have
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"Hello," he said pleasantly to the doctor. "Weren't you at that class taught by Professor Snape? I hadn't realized that you worked with him."
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"I'm sure he does," he said dryly. "Does he run the Hospital Wing like he runs his classes?" He felt it was a question worth asking.
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"What sort of emergencies are you equipped to deal with?" he asked. "I assume magical, but what about more mundane accidents?"
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"The equipment here is, of course, different." Hook said this with no trace of apology or embarrassment. Hogwarts was what it was. Hook wasn't responsible for its lack of advanced machinery. "We use magic for the things I'd have used machines to do at the hospital. Some things, the wizards can actually do better than my own training would've allowed. Bone regrowth, for example. Other things, they've got some catching up to
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"I'm sorry for all of the questions," he said, though of course he wasn't. "Coming from the muggle world myself, sometimes I think it's better to approach with a sort of caution. After all, if even the food can't always be trusted, one would hate to think about what could happen with the medicine."
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