Always You Three Meme Template

Professor McGonagall asks why trouble always involves the same three people. Label her with the person or situation affected, then turn Hermione, Ron, and Harry into three familiar causes of the problem.

The three figures are recurring suspects. They do not have to be people: they can stand for habits, expenses, distractions, or things that reliably go wrong together.

The joke needs a clear connection between the problem above and all three labels below. A trio of unrelated objects will not explain why McGonagall has summoned them.

Maggie Smith’s Professor McGonagall delivers the line in the 2009 film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. She addresses Harry, Ron, and Hermione, whose involvement in another incident prompts her exasperated question. [1] [2]

The scene circulated as a video clip and GIF before edited versions replaced or relabeled the trio. A documented 2016 Reddit example substituted characters from Daredevil, keeping the idea that trouble repeatedly leads back to the same group. [2]

Put the affected person or situation in the dark space to McGonagall’s right. Add one short label to each student’s clothing in the lower picture.

The original question is already printed between the pictures. Leave it visible and use the new labels to answer it, rather than writing the question a second time.

The affected person or situation

On the dark wall to McGonagall’s right.

The first recurring cause

On Hermione’s clothing in the lower-left.

The second recurring cause

On Ron’s clothing in the lower middle.

The third recurring cause

On Harry’s clothing in the lower-right.

• Label the students left to right: Hermione, Ron, Harry.
• Use exactly three connected causes.
• Keep the printed question unobstructed.
• Place labels on clothing rather than faces.