Grawp

Fred and George's Legendary Exit Sparks a Wave of Rebellion
In the aftermath of Fred and George Weasley's spectacular departure from Hogwarts, students retell and exaggerate the story, which soon becomes legendary. Inspired by the twins, many students start causing trouble for Dolores Umbridge. Umbridge struggles to maintain order, as Filch's efforts to stop the chaos fail, and teachers like Professor McGonagall refuse to help her.
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Peeves Unleashes Havoc on Hogwarts
Peeves, following Fred Weasley's advice, becomes a master of chaos at Hogwarts. He shuts Mrs. Norris in armor, floods the second floor, and juggles flaming torches. His relentless pranks are targeted at both students and Dolores Umbridge.
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The Inquisitorial Squad Faces Unexpected Troubles
The Inquisitorial Squad, meant to help Umbridge enforce discipline, experiences a series of strange incidents. Warrington develops a skin condition, and Pansy Parkinson sprouts antlers, to the delight of Gryffindors.
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The Students Rebel with Skiving Snackboxes
Inspired by Fred and George, students frequently use Skiving Snackboxes to avoid classes. Umbridge's lessons are regularly interrupted by fainting, vomiting, and other strange ailments. She is unable to trace the cause, and the students unhelpfully attribute their illnesses to "Umbridge-itis."
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Montague's Condition Worsens After His Escape from the Vanishing Cabinet
Montague, the Slytherin Quidditch Captain, remains disoriented after his escape from the Vanishing Cabinet. His parents arrive at Hogwarts, looking concerned. Hermione debates whether they should reveal what happened to him, but Ron and Harry remain indifferent, believing it's more trouble for Umbridge.
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Harry Admits to Giving Fred and George His Triwizard Winnings
In a moment of honesty, Harry admits to Ron and Hermione that he gave Fred and George his Triwizard Tournament winnings, allowing them to open their joke shop. This revelation shocks Hermione and relieves Ron, who is now free from blame for his brothers' actions.
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Hermione Presses Harry to Continue Occlumency Lessons
Hermione insists that Harry should resume Occlumency lessons with Severus Snape, reminding him that he has been muttering in his sleep. Harry tries to dismiss her concerns by lying about dreaming of Quidditch.
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Hagrid Sneaks Harry and Hermione into the Forbidden Forest
Hagrid, battered and bruised, interrupts Harry and Hermione during a Quidditch match and asks them to follow him into the Forbidden Forest. He leads them deep into the woods to show them something important, keeping his crossbow at hand as a precaution.
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Hagrid Reveals Grawp, His Giant Half-Brother
Hagrid introduces Harry and Hermione to his half-brother, Grawp, a sixteen-foot giant he brought back from his mission. Despite his violent tendencies, Rubeus Hagrid believes Grawp can be taught to behave. He asks Harry and Hermione to care for Grawp if Umbridge fires him.
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Hagrid Faces Hostility from the Centaurs
As Hagrid, Harry, and Hermione leave the forest, they are confronted by centaurs led by Magorian and Bane. The centaurs are furious with Hagrid for helping Firenze and warn him to stay out of the forest. They imply that they know Hagrid is hiding something in the forest.
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Hagrid's Growing Tensions with the Centaurs
After the confrontation with the centaurs, Rubeus Hagrid becomes more defensive, particularly when they hint at knowing what he is hiding in the forest—Grawp. Despite the centaurs' warning to stay out of the forest, Rubeus Hagrid dismisses them, determined to protect his half-brother.
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Harry and Hermione Reflect on Hagrid's Giant Problem
As they walk back from the Forbidden Forest, Harry and Hermione are both overwhelmed by what they have learned. Hermione is particularly upset about the danger Hagrid has put them in by bringing Grawp to Hogwarts, while Harry tries to reassure her that they won't have to act unless Hagrid is fired.
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Gryffindor Wins the Quidditch Cup
Harry and Hermione return from their encounter with Hagrid just in time to see the Gryffindor Quidditch team celebrating their victory. Ron Weasley, who has overcome his poor goalkeeping record, is being carried on the shoulders of his teammates, and the school sings “Weasley is Our King” in triumph.
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The Joy of Gryffindor's Victory Overpowers the Anxiety of Future Troubles
Despite the chaos surrounding them, Gryffindor House celebrates their Quidditch victory. Ron revels in the glory, and Harry and Hermione decide to keep quiet about the looming threat of Umbridge and Grawp until the next day, allowing themselves to enjoy the moment.
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