The Pensieve
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Harry Enters Dumbledore's Office to Discuss His Dream
Harry arrives at Dumbledore's office after overhearing a conversation between Dumbledore, Fudge, and Moody. After a brief greeting from Cornelius Fudge, Harry waits while the others leave to examine the Hogwarts grounds. Alone, Harry contemplates the things he overheard about Barty Crouch and Dumbledore's faith in Olympe Maxime.
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Harry arrives at Dumbledore's office after overhearing a conversation between Dumbledore, Fudge, and Moody. After a brief greeting from Cornelius Fudge, Harry waits while the others leave to examine the Hogwarts grounds. Alone, Harry contemplates the things he overheard about Barty Crouch and Dumbledore's faith in Olympe Maxime.
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Harry Discovers the Pensieve in Dumbledore's Office
While waiting for Dumbledore to return, Harry's curiosity leads him to discover a shallow stone basin, the Pensieve, hidden in a cabinet. He peers into the silvery substance within and sees what appears to be a large courtroom, filled with witches and wizards. Unwittingly, Harry leans too close and is pulled into the Pensieve, entering a memory from the past.
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While waiting for Dumbledore to return, Harry's curiosity leads him to discover a shallow stone basin, the Pensieve, hidden in a cabinet. He peers into the silvery substance within and sees what appears to be a large courtroom, filled with witches and wizards. Unwittingly, Harry leans too close and is pulled into the Pensieve, entering a memory from the past.
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Harry Witnesses Igor Karkaroff's Trial in the Pensieve
Harry finds himself in a memory of a trial, where Igor Karkaroff is brought before the Council of Magical Law. Karkaroff, bound to a chair by magical chains, provides names of Death Eaters in exchange for his freedom. Alastor Moody, present without his magical eye, expresses distrust, while Barty Crouch oversees the proceedings. Karkaroff names several Death Eaters, including Antonin Dolohov, Evan Rosier, and Travers, but fails to provide useful information until he names Augustus Rookwood.
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Harry finds himself in a memory of a trial, where Igor Karkaroff is brought before the Council of Magical Law. Karkaroff, bound to a chair by magical chains, provides names of Death Eaters in exchange for his freedom. Alastor Moody, present without his magical eye, expresses distrust, while Barty Crouch oversees the proceedings. Karkaroff names several Death Eaters, including Antonin Dolohov, Evan Rosier, and Travers, but fails to provide useful information until he names Augustus Rookwood.
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Karkaroff Attempts to Implicate Severus Snape
Desperate to avoid being sent back to Azkaban, Karkaroff accuses Severus Snape of being a Death Eater. However, Barty Crouch dismisses the accusation, explaining that Snape has already been cleared by Dumbledore. Dumbledore confirms Snape's role as a double agent who turned against Lord Voldemort before his fall.
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Desperate to avoid being sent back to Azkaban, Karkaroff accuses Severus Snape of being a Death Eater. However, Barty Crouch dismisses the accusation, explaining that Snape has already been cleared by Dumbledore. Dumbledore confirms Snape's role as a double agent who turned against Lord Voldemort before his fall.
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Harry Witnesses Ludo Bagman's Trial
Harry is transported to another memory of a trial, this time involving Ludo Bagman. Bagman, accused of passing information to Death Eaters, faces the Council of Magical Law. Despite the charges, Bagman claims ignorance of Rookwood's true allegiances and is acquitted due to his popularity as a Quidditch player. Barty Crouch is furious with the outcome.
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Harry is transported to another memory of a trial, this time involving Ludo Bagman. Bagman, accused of passing information to Death Eaters, faces the Council of Magical Law. Despite the charges, Bagman claims ignorance of Rookwood's true allegiances and is acquitted due to his popularity as a Quidditch player. Barty Crouch is furious with the outcome.
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Harry Witnesses the Trial of Barty Crouch Jr.
Harry watches a third trial in which Barty Crouch Jr. and three other Death Eaters are sentenced for torturing Frank and Alice Longbottom using the Cruciatus Curse. Crouch Jr. pleads for mercy from his father, but Barty Crouch Sr. coldly disowns him and sentences him to Azkaban. Bellatrix Lestrange proudly declares her loyalty to Lord Voldemort, swearing that he will rise again.
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Harry watches a third trial in which Barty Crouch Jr. and three other Death Eaters are sentenced for torturing Frank and Alice Longbottom using the Cruciatus Curse. Crouch Jr. pleads for mercy from his father, but Barty Crouch Sr. coldly disowns him and sentences him to Azkaban. Bellatrix Lestrange proudly declares her loyalty to Lord Voldemort, swearing that he will rise again.
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Harry is Pulled Out of the Pensieve by Dumbledore
After witnessing the trials, Harry is pulled back into the present by Dumbledore. The Headmaster explains the purpose of the Pensieve, which is used to examine memories. Dumbledore adds a new memory, causing Harry to see a snippet of Severus Snape's involvement in Lord Voldemort's return.
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After witnessing the trials, Harry is pulled back into the present by Dumbledore. The Headmaster explains the purpose of the Pensieve, which is used to examine memories. Dumbledore adds a new memory, causing Harry to see a snippet of Severus Snape's involvement in Lord Voldemort's return.
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Harry Tells Dumbledore About His Dream
Harry recounts his recent dream about Lord Voldemort to Dumbledore. He explains how Lord Voldemort tortured Peter Pettigrew and received news of a recent death, which Lord Voldemort saw as a success. Dumbledore listens carefully and connects the dream to Lord Voldemort's growing power.
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Harry recounts his recent dream about Lord Voldemort to Dumbledore. He explains how Lord Voldemort tortured Peter Pettigrew and received news of a recent death, which Lord Voldemort saw as a success. Dumbledore listens carefully and connects the dream to Lord Voldemort's growing power.
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Dumbledore Shares His Theory About Harry's Scar
Dumbledore shares his theory that Harry's scar hurts when Lord Voldemort experiences strong emotions, particularly hatred. He suspects that the connection between Harry and Lord Voldemort is due to the failed curse. Dumbledore hints that Lord Voldemort may be growing stronger, but only provides his suspicions.
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Dumbledore shares his theory that Harry's scar hurts when Lord Voldemort experiences strong emotions, particularly hatred. He suspects that the connection between Harry and Lord Voldemort is due to the failed curse. Dumbledore hints that Lord Voldemort may be growing stronger, but only provides his suspicions.
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Dumbledore Explains the Tragic Fate of Neville Longbottom's Parents
Harry asks Dumbledore about Neville Longbottom's parents after witnessing their torture during the trial in the Pensieve. Dumbledore reveals that Frank and Alice Longbottom were tortured into insanity by Death Eaters, including Bellatrix Lestrange. They are alive but do not recognize their son. Dumbledore urges Harry not to share this with anyone.
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Harry asks Dumbledore about Neville Longbottom's parents after witnessing their torture during the trial in the Pensieve. Dumbledore reveals that Frank and Alice Longbottom were tortured into insanity by Death Eaters, including Bellatrix Lestrange. They are alive but do not recognize their son. Dumbledore urges Harry not to share this with anyone.
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Dumbledore Discusses Mystery - Snape's Loyalty with Harry
Harry asks Dumbledore about Severus Snape's past as a Death Eater. Dumbledore firmly states that Snape is no longer a Death Eater and that he has proven his loyalty. He does not explain why, leaving Harry with lingering questions about Snape's true allegiance.
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Harry asks Dumbledore about Severus Snape's past as a Death Eater. Dumbledore firmly states that Snape is no longer a Death Eater and that he has proven his loyalty. He does not explain why, leaving Harry with lingering questions about Snape's true allegiance.
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