..If he isn't simply bowled over by it, I won't know what to think.Julie: (speaking to an assistant who carries off a red dress) Wait a minute.Bring that over here.(She holds the dress up to herself) Saucy, isn't it?Aunt Belle: And vulgar.Julie: Yes, isn't it? Come on, get me out of this.Aunt Belle: Julie, what are you doing?If it fits me, I'm gonna wear it to the Olympus Ball.Aunt Belle: A red dress to the Olympus Ball? Why, you're out of your senses.Julie:...Mary Vickers couldn't possibly do it justice.Aunt Belle: Child, you're out of your mind.You know you can't wear red to the Olympus Ball.Julie: Can't I? I'm goin' to.This is 1852, dumplin,' 1852.Not the Dark Ages.Girls don't have to simp around in white just because hey're not married.Aunt Belle: In New Orleans they do.Julie, you'd insult every woman on the floor.Mme.Poulard: Mademoiselle, your aunt - she's right.Look how beautiful his dress is.Julie: Will you kindly get me out of this? (She removes the white dress)Aunt Belle: Julie, you can't be serious!Julie: Never more serious in my life.Reassembled and transformed, Freddy had caught up to Jacob and had made friends with him (Jacob: "Mommy, meet my friend").In the Dursley household at Surrey, where he lived with his Uncle Vernon (Richard Griffiths) and Aunt Petunia (Fiona Shaw) during the summers, Harry received a letter from the Ministry of Magic, informing him that they had detected his performance of the Patronus Charm in the presence of a Muggle.Other staff members included:Laurie's busy-body secretary Norma Watson (Janet Leigh) [In her first lines of dialogue, Norma spoke about the clogged drains in the girls' shower room, a tongue-in-cheek reference to her role inPsycho (1960)!]the school's security guard Ronny (LL Cool J), an aspiring writer of semi-erotic novelsJohn convinced Ronny to let him leave the locked and gated grounds during lunchtime, with Charlie, to go to town to get a gift for his girlfriend.The second scene, producing even more unease in the viewer, is introduced by the opening of a creaking old iron gate (by an unidentified hand of a black man) outside a tropical garden and bungalow.