I'm just going to put the initials of the person who wrote that bit in front of the note.
SB – When does this stupid class end?
JP – I don't know. Professor Binns is so boring.
SB – Agreed.
RL – You guys really should start paying attention.
JP – What, and ruin all the fun? I don't think so.
SB – It's all in the book anyway. There's no need to take notes.
PP – Hey guys! Did you hear what Professor Binns was saying?
JP – No.
SB – Neither did I.
RL – Look in the book.
PP – When does this class end?
SB – I was asking James myself.
JP – What time is it?
SB – Time for you to get a watch! Hahaha!
JP – It's not funny.
PP – It's funny to me!
RL – You should pay attention.
SB – At least someone appreciates my humor!
JP – I'm not going to pay attention, it's too boring!
RL – Of course you wouldn't pay attention to History of Magic. You're too busy staring at Lily Evans.
JP – I am not!
RL – Face it, you are. And you didn't have to pinch me. It hurt. A lot.
SB – Potter likes Evans, Potter likes Evans!
PP – He does?
RL – Where were you?
PP – Me?
RL – Never mind.
JP – I do not like Evans! And you deserved the pinch, Remy.
RL – Don't call me Remy!
SB – Then why were you staring at her, James? I think she noticed you goggling at her.
RL – She's giving us evil glares because we're passing notes.
SB – I get it! She's a goody-two-shoes! Get a crush on someone who likes to play pranks, James. Evans won't do. And stop pinching me!
JP – I DO NOT LIKE EVANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RL – So why are you staring at someone you hate?
SB – Yeah, good question, why?
JP – I'M NOT STARING AT HER, FOR GOD'S SAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SB – Sorry, that wasn't convincing enough.
JP – And I don't hate her, I just don't like her!
PP – What did she ever do to you?
JP – Forget it!
PP – Forget what?
JP – ARRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PP – What's wrong with you?
SB – That sounds like the Shrieking Shack every month. What's with you, Lupin? You look pale.
RL – What are you talking about? What's with me? And I am not pale.
SB – Never mind. Jeez, don't get all defensive about it now!
PP – What's Binns talking about now? I don't understand!
JP – Read the bloody book!!!
PP – You don't have to yell.
JP – I'm not yelling!!!
RL – You're using excessive amounts of punctuation while writing, and that's like yelling—in words, anyway.
SB – Remus is too smart for his own good.
PP – Why are you so mad, James?
JP – Everyone is saying I like Evans, but I don't!!!
SB – You do, too. You just don't want to admit it.
PP – Hey, when does this class end anyway?
RL – Don't start that again.
PP – Sorry, I won't.
RL – You just did. But it's okay—I wasn't mad at you anyway.
PP – You were mad? Why?
RL – I said I wasn't!
JP – Now who's yelling?
RL – I only used one exclamation point, so it doesn't count. It would have been only a slightly loud remark if I had said it out loud, and not yelling.
SB – Give yourself a concussion or something, Remus! You're too smart.
RL – And why should I do that?
SB – So you'll get stupider.
RL – Stupider isn't a word.
SB – I don't care. Dumber, then.
JP – What time is it?
PP – You already asked that.
JP – I did?
SB – Hey James, I dare you to scream "I love corn!" and run around the room like crazy.
JP – No way!
SB – What if Evans said she would go out with you?
JP – Okay!
SB – See? You like Evans!
JP – But that doesn't mean I like her just because I agreed to go out with her!
SB – Wait a moment while I get Evans to consider the idea.
JP – Okay.
SB – Hey Evans, will you go out with James?
LE – Potter? No way.
SB – What if he agreed to run around the room screaming "I love corn!"
LE – That would be hilarious.
SB – So you'll go out with him?
LE – No.
RL – Why don't you cross your fingers behind your back when you say it, so you don't mean it when you say it?
PP – Huh?
SB – Peter, Remus, you two stay out of this! Well, Peter, stay out of this anyway. That's a bloody brilliant idea, Remus! How about it, Evans?
LE – I would, but the bell's about to ring.
SB – No it's not.
bell rings