"The Interrupting House Elf"

Scene: A room at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry Potter and his friends, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, are sitting at a table, studying for their exams.

Harry: (sighs) I can't seem to get this spell right. (focuses on his book)

Ron: (chuckles) That's because you're not pronouncing it correctly. Let me show you. (starts to say the spell)

House Elf: (interrupts) Excuse me, Master Ron, but that is not the correct pronunciation.

Ron: (frustrated) What do you mean? I've been saying it that way for years.

House Elf: (smiling) I'm sorry, Master Ron, but that is not the correct way. Allow me to show you. (says the spell correctly)

Hermione: (impressed) Wow, that was perfect. What's your name, house elf?

House Elf: (bows) My name is Dobby, Miss Hermione.

Harry: (rolling his eyes) Great. Just what we need, another distraction.

Dobby: (excited) Distraction? No, Master Harry, I am here to help. (interrupts again) Excuse me, Master Harry, but that wand is not the correct one. (hands Harry a different wand)

Harry: (baffled) How do you know that?

Dobby: (smiling) I have a keen eye for detail, Master Harry.

(The play continues with Dobby constantly interrupting Harry, Ron, and Hermione, making silly but funny corrections to their spells, pronunciation, and actions. The three friends try to get rid of Dobby, but he keeps popping back up, always eager to help. In the end, they realize that Dobby's corrections have actually helped them pass their exams and they thank him for his help. The play ends with Dobby happily bowing and thanking them for allowing him to help.)
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