Mayhem at the Ministry
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Arthur Weasley Uses Magic to Quickly Pack and Leave the Campsite
After only a few hours of sleep, Arthur Weasley uses magic to swiftly pack the tents as the family prepares to leave the chaotic Quidditch World Cup campsite. They pass a dazed Mr. Roberts, the campsite manager, who has had his memory modified, leaving him confused. Arthur Weasley explains the effects of memory modification to Harry, Ron, and Hermione as they make their way to the Portkeys.
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After only a few hours of sleep, Arthur Weasley uses magic to swiftly pack the tents as the family prepares to leave the chaotic Quidditch World Cup campsite. They pass a dazed Mr. Roberts, the campsite manager, who has had his memory modified, leaving him confused. Arthur Weasley explains the effects of memory modification to Harry, Ron, and Hermione as they make their way to the Portkeys.
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Molly Weasley's Relief Upon Their Return to The Burrow
As the Weasley family returns home, a distressed Molly Weasley rushes out to meet them, clutching a rolled-up copy of the The Daily Prophet reporting on the chaos at the Quidditch World Cup. She is overcome with relief, having been worried about their safety, especially after having a heated exchange with Fred and George before they left. Molly hugs them all tightly, expressing regret for her last words to the twins.
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As the Weasley family returns home, a distressed Molly Weasley rushes out to meet them, clutching a rolled-up copy of the The Daily Prophet reporting on the chaos at the Quidditch World Cup. She is overcome with relief, having been worried about their safety, especially after having a heated exchange with Fred and George before they left. Molly hugs them all tightly, expressing regret for her last words to the twins.
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Arthur Weasley and Percy Discuss Rita Skeeter's Article on Ministry Failures
After returning to the Burrow, Arthur Weasley reads an article by Rita Skeeter, criticizing the Ministry's handling of the Quidditch World Cup and implying that several bodies were removed from the woods. Percy Weasley is outraged by Skeeter's attack on the Ministry, but Bill dismisses his complaints. Arthur admits he must go into the office to help manage the fallout.
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After returning to the Burrow, Arthur Weasley reads an article by Rita Skeeter, criticizing the Ministry's handling of the Quidditch World Cup and implying that several bodies were removed from the woods. Percy Weasley is outraged by Skeeter's attack on the Ministry, but Bill dismisses his complaints. Arthur admits he must go into the office to help manage the fallout.
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Harry Confides in Ron and Hermione About His Scar
Harry takes Ron and Hermione upstairs to Ron's room, where he reveals that his scar hurt again recently, just before the Death Eaters' attack. He recalls his dream about Lord Voldemort and Peter Pettigrew connectionting to kill someone. Hermione is alarmed and suggests seeking advice from Dumbledore, while Ron tries to dismiss it as a nightmare. Harry also mentions that he has written to Sirius Black, hoping for advice.
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Harry takes Ron and Hermione upstairs to Ron's room, where he reveals that his scar hurt again recently, just before the Death Eaters' attack. He recalls his dream about Lord Voldemort and Peter Pettigrew connectionting to kill someone. Hermione is alarmed and suggests seeking advice from Dumbledore, while Ron tries to dismiss it as a nightmare. Harry also mentions that he has written to Sirius Black, hoping for advice.
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Percy's Ministry Work and the Aftermath of the Quidditch World Cup
Percy Weasley discusses the chaos at the Ministry in the days following the Quidditch World Cup, including complaints from the public and fraudulent compensation claims. He boasts about his role in handling the crisis, much to the annoyance of the rest of the family. Meanwhile, Molly Weasley worries about Arthur, who is overworked due to the Ministry's response to the Death Eaters' attack.
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Percy Weasley discusses the chaos at the Ministry in the days following the Quidditch World Cup, including complaints from the public and fraudulent compensation claims. He boasts about his role in handling the crisis, much to the annoyance of the rest of the family. Meanwhile, Molly Weasley worries about Arthur, who is overworked due to the Ministry's response to the Death Eaters' attack.
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The Weasley Twins and Their Secret Plans
Back in the Burrow, Fred and George Weasley secretly work on plans for their joke shop, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, while pretending to do homework. Molly Weasley is suspicious but unaware of the details. The twins continue to keep their business venture under wraps as the rest of the family engages in various tasks around the house.
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Back in the Burrow, Fred and George Weasley secretly work on plans for their joke shop, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, while pretending to do homework. Molly Weasley is suspicious but unaware of the details. The twins continue to keep their business venture under wraps as the rest of the family engages in various tasks around the house.
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Percy and Molly Weasley Argue Over Arthur's Role in the Ministry
Percy Weasley blames Arthur Weasley for making the Ministry look bad after the Quidditch World Cup incident, suggesting that Arthur was unwise to make a public statement without proper clearance. Molly angrily defends her husband, while Bill points out that Rita Skeeter would have found a way to criticize the Ministry regardless. The family's frustration with Skeeter's reporting and Percy's self-righteous attitude causes further tension.
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Percy Weasley blames Arthur Weasley for making the Ministry look bad after the Quidditch World Cup incident, suggesting that Arthur was unwise to make a public statement without proper clearance. Molly angrily defends her husband, while Bill points out that Rita Skeeter would have found a way to criticize the Ministry regardless. The family's frustration with Skeeter's reporting and Percy's self-righteous attitude causes further tension.
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Arthur Weasley Discusses Bertha Jorkins and the Ministry's Struggles
Arthur Weasley returns home exhausted, revealing to the family that Rita Skeeter has been investigating more Ministry scandals, including the disappearance of Bertha Jorkins. He also expresses concern that Skeeter might discover Winky's involvement with the Dark Mark. The conversation turns to Percy's unwavering loyalty to Bartemius Crouch Sr., which leads to a tense debate about the treatment of house-elves, with Hermione passionately defending Winky.
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Arthur Weasley returns home exhausted, revealing to the family that Rita Skeeter has been investigating more Ministry scandals, including the disappearance of Bertha Jorkins. He also expresses concern that Skeeter might discover Winky's involvement with the Dark Mark. The conversation turns to Percy's unwavering loyalty to Bartemius Crouch Sr., which leads to a tense debate about the treatment of house-elves, with Hermione passionately defending Winky.
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Harry Worries About Sirius and the Lack of News
Harry continues to worry about Sirius Black, especially since Hedwig has not returned with any letter. He expresses his concerns to Ron, wondering if Sirius might have been caught. Ron reassures him that the Ministry would have publicized the capture if it had happened. Nevertheless, Harry's anxiety persists as he unpacks his things for Hogwarts.
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Harry continues to worry about Sirius Black, especially since Hedwig has not returned with any letter. He expresses his concerns to Ron, wondering if Sirius might have been caught. Ron reassures him that the Ministry would have publicized the capture if it had happened. Nevertheless, Harry's anxiety persists as he unpacks his things for Hogwarts.
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Ron's Horror Over His Second-Hand Dress Robes
Molly Weasley gives Ron a set of second-hand dress robes for formal occasions, which he finds horrifying due to their old-fashioned and frilly appearance. Harry, on the other hand, is relieved that his dress robes are plain and bottle green. The difference between the two robes highlights Ron's frustration with his family's financial situation, and he angrily vows never to wear them.
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Molly Weasley gives Ron a set of second-hand dress robes for formal occasions, which he finds horrifying due to their old-fashioned and frilly appearance. Harry, on the other hand, is relieved that his dress robes are plain and bottle green. The difference between the two robes highlights Ron's frustration with his family's financial situation, and he angrily vows never to wear them.
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