A Very Frosty Christmas
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Snape's Offer of Help and the Unbreakable Vow Explained
Harry explains to Ron that he overheard Snape offering to help Draco Malfoy. They discuss the significance of the Unbreakable Vow that Snape made to protect Draco, and Ron explains that breaking the vow results in death. Fred and George join them, teasing Ron about his relationship with Lavender Brown.
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Harry explains to Ron that he overheard Snape offering to help Draco Malfoy. They discuss the significance of the Unbreakable Vow that Snape made to protect Draco, and Ron explains that breaking the vow results in death. Fred and George join them, teasing Ron about his relationship with Lavender Brown.
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Ron's Frustration and Harry's Promise to Inform Dumbledore
While peeling sprouts, Ron expresses frustration that Fred and George won't help with the task, even though they could finish quickly with magic. Harry tells Ron that he plans to inform Dumbledore about what he overheard between Snape and Malfoy. They discuss how others might interpret Snape's actions as a ploy to find out Draco's plan.
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While peeling sprouts, Ron expresses frustration that Fred and George won't help with the task, even though they could finish quickly with magic. Harry tells Ron that he plans to inform Dumbledore about what he overheard between Snape and Malfoy. They discuss how others might interpret Snape's actions as a ploy to find out Draco's plan.
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Christmas Eve at The Burrow
The Weasleys, Harry, and their guests gather on Christmas Eve, listening to a Christmas broadcast by Celestina Warbeck. Fred and George start a game of Exploding Snap with Ginny while Fleur talks loudly, much to Mrs. Weasley's annoyance. Meanwhile, Remus Lupin seems distracted by the fire, lost in thought.
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The Weasleys, Harry, and their guests gather on Christmas Eve, listening to a Christmas broadcast by Celestina Warbeck. Fred and George start a game of Exploding Snap with Ginny while Fleur talks loudly, much to Mrs. Weasley's annoyance. Meanwhile, Remus Lupin seems distracted by the fire, lost in thought.
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Harry Tells Arthur Weasley and Remus Lupin About Snape and Malfoy
During the Christmas Eve gathering, Harry talks to Mr. Weasley and Lupin about what he overheard between Snape and Malfoy. Lupin advises Harry to trust Dumbledore's judgment, stating that Dumbledore's trust in Snape should be enough. Lupin reflects on his past with Snape and the Wolfsbane Potion, emphasizing that he doesn't like or dislike Snape but respects him for helping.
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During the Christmas Eve gathering, Harry talks to Mr. Weasley and Lupin about what he overheard between Snape and Malfoy. Lupin advises Harry to trust Dumbledore's judgment, stating that Dumbledore's trust in Snape should be enough. Lupin reflects on his past with Snape and the Wolfsbane Potion, emphasizing that he doesn't like or dislike Snape but respects him for helping.
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Lupin Discusses Werewolves and Fenrir Greyback
Harry and Lupin talk privately, and Lupin explains that he has been living among werewolves to spy for Dumbledore. He tells Harry about Fenrir Greyback, the savage werewolf who bit him as a child. Lupin describes Greyback's mission to infect as many people as possible, especially children, and how Lord Voldemort uses him to control the werewolves.
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Harry and Lupin talk privately, and Lupin explains that he has been living among werewolves to spy for Dumbledore. He tells Harry about Fenrir Greyback, the savage werewolf who bit him as a child. Lupin describes Greyback's mission to infect as many people as possible, especially children, and how Lord Voldemort uses him to control the werewolves.
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Harry Asks Lupin About the Half-Blood Prince
Harry asks Lupin if he knows anything about the Half-Blood Prince. Lupin is amused by the name and jokes that Harry already has enough titles, like “The Chosen One.” Lupin reflects on the popularity of the Levicorpus spell during his time at Hogwarts, but dismisses the idea that James or Sirius called themselves "Prince."
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Harry asks Lupin if he knows anything about the Half-Blood Prince. Lupin is amused by the name and jokes that Harry already has enough titles, like “The Chosen One.” Lupin reflects on the popularity of the Levicorpus spell during his time at Hogwarts, but dismisses the idea that James or Sirius called themselves "Prince."
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Percy Weasley and Rufus Scrimgeour Arrive at The Burrow
On Christmas Day, Percy Weasley arrives at The Burrow with Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour. Mrs. Weasley is overjoyed to see Percy, though it's clear that Percy's visit is politically motivated. Scrimgeour uses the visit as an excuse to speak to Harry alone.
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On Christmas Day, Percy Weasley arrives at The Burrow with Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour. Mrs. Weasley is overjoyed to see Percy, though it's clear that Percy's visit is politically motivated. Scrimgeour uses the visit as an excuse to speak to Harry alone.
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Scrimgeour's Attempt to Recruit Harry for the Ministry
Scrimgeour takes Harry aside to discuss Harry's role as “The Chosen One.” He tries to persuade Harry to publicly align himself with the Ministry to boost morale and give people hope. Harry resists, refusing to be used as a Ministry mascot and criticizing the Ministry's unjust actions, like imprisoning Stan Shunpike.
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Scrimgeour takes Harry aside to discuss Harry's role as “The Chosen One.” He tries to persuade Harry to publicly align himself with the Ministry to boost morale and give people hope. Harry resists, refusing to be used as a Ministry mascot and criticizing the Ministry's unjust actions, like imprisoning Stan Shunpike.
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Harry Refuses to Support the Ministry, Scrimgeour Leaves
Harry stands firm against Scrimgeour's manipulation, refusing to be used by the Ministry. Scrimgeour becomes frustrated and threatens to find other ways to uncover Dumbledore's secrets. Harry warns Scrimgeour to leave Dumbledore alone, proudly stating that he is “Dumbledore's man through and through.” Scrimgeour leaves, realizing he cannot sway Harry.
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Harry stands firm against Scrimgeour's manipulation, refusing to be used by the Ministry. Scrimgeour becomes frustrated and threatens to find other ways to uncover Dumbledore's secrets. Harry warns Scrimgeour to leave Dumbledore alone, proudly stating that he is “Dumbledore's man through and through.” Scrimgeour leaves, realizing he cannot sway Harry.
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