Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place
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Harry Arrives at Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place
Harry arrives at Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place, the hidden headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix. With the help of Remus Lupin and Alastor Moody, the house appears from nowhere, nestled between Numbers Eleven and Thirteen. Harry is ushered inside but is warned not to touch anything.
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Harry arrives at Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place, the hidden headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix. With the help of Remus Lupin and Alastor Moody, the house appears from nowhere, nestled between Numbers Eleven and Thirteen. Harry is ushered inside but is warned not to touch anything.
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Entering Grimmauld Place: Harry's First Impressions
Upon entering the dark and decaying house, Harry notices the dismal state of the place. The house smells damp, dust covers everything, and the decorations are serpent-themed. Moody releases the light stolen from the streetlamps, and Lupin disenchants Harry.
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Upon entering the dark and decaying house, Harry notices the dismal state of the place. The house smells damp, dust covers everything, and the decorations are serpent-themed. Moody releases the light stolen from the streetlamps, and Lupin disenchants Harry.
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Molly Weasley Welcomes Harry to Grimmauld Place
Molly Weasley greets Harry warmly but looks thinner and paler than before. She explains that Harry must wait with Ron and Hermione upstairs, as the Order of the Phoenix meeting is only for members. Molly ushers him upstairs, warning him not to wake anything up.
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Molly Weasley greets Harry warmly but looks thinner and paler than before. She explains that Harry must wait with Ron and Hermione upstairs, as the Order of the Phoenix meeting is only for members. Molly ushers him upstairs, warning him not to wake anything up.
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Harry Reunites with Ron and Hermione
Harry is reunited with Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, who are excited to see him. Hermione apologizes for not being able to give him any information over the summer due to Dumbledore's orders, while Ron explains they couldn't break their promise. Harry's mood shifts as he grapples with his feelings of frustration and anger.
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Harry is reunited with Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, who are excited to see him. Hermione apologizes for not being able to give him any information over the summer due to Dumbledore's orders, while Ron explains they couldn't break their promise. Harry's mood shifts as he grapples with his feelings of frustration and anger.
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Harry's Frustration Boils Over
As Harry's frustration mounts, he vents his anger at Ron and Hermione, expressing his feelings of isolation and resentment for being kept in the dark all summer. He reminds them of the dangers he faced while they were together at Grimmauld Place. Ron and Hermione are taken aback by his outburst, but try to calm him down.
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As Harry's frustration mounts, he vents his anger at Ron and Hermione, expressing his feelings of isolation and resentment for being kept in the dark all summer. He reminds them of the dangers he faced while they were together at Grimmauld Place. Ron and Hermione are taken aback by his outburst, but try to calm him down.
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Harry Learns About the Order of the Phoenix
Harry demands to know more about the Order of the Phoenix, and Ron and Hermione explain that it's a secret group led by Dumbledore to fight Lord Voldemort. They mention Fred and George's Extendable Ears, which they used to eavesdrop on some of the Order's meetings, but their efforts are hampered by Molly Weasley.
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Harry demands to know more about the Order of the Phoenix, and Ron and Hermione explain that it's a secret group led by Dumbledore to fight Lord Voldemort. They mention Fred and George's Extendable Ears, which they used to eavesdrop on some of the Order's meetings, but their efforts are hampered by Molly Weasley.
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Fred and George Appear with Extendable Ears
Fred and George Weasley apparate into the room, startling everyone with their sudden appearance. They reveal that they've been using Extendable Ears to listen in on the Order's meeting but are foiled when Ginny Weasley informs them that an Imperturbable Charm has been placed on the kitchen door.
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Fred and George Weasley apparate into the room, startling everyone with their sudden appearance. They reveal that they've been using Extendable Ears to listen in on the Order's meeting but are foiled when Ginny Weasley informs them that an Imperturbable Charm has been placed on the kitchen door.
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Percy's Falling Out with the Weasley Family
Ron explains that Percy Weasley had a serious falling out with the Weasley family after being promoted to Junior Assistant to the Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge. Percy accused Arthur Weasley of being disloyal to the Ministry due to his support for Dumbledore. The argument led to Percy leaving home and severing ties with his family.
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Ron explains that Percy Weasley had a serious falling out with the Weasley family after being promoted to Junior Assistant to the Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge. Percy accused Arthur Weasley of being disloyal to the Ministry due to his support for Dumbledore. The argument led to Percy leaving home and severing ties with his family.
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The Daily Prophet's Smear Campaign Against Harry
Hermione reveals to Harry that the Daily Prophet has been subtly discrediting him by mentioning him in a mocking tone in several articles. This smear campaign, likely orchestrated by Cornelius Fudge, aims to make Harry appear delusional and unreliable. Hermione notes how the dementor attack wasn't reported, even though it should have been major news.
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Hermione reveals to Harry that the Daily Prophet has been subtly discrediting him by mentioning him in a mocking tone in several articles. This smear campaign, likely orchestrated by Cornelius Fudge, aims to make Harry appear delusional and unreliable. Hermione notes how the dementor attack wasn't reported, even though it should have been major news.
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The Screaming Portrait of Mrs. Black
As they head to dinner, Tonks accidentally knocks over a troll's leg umbrella stand, which causes the curtains to fly open, revealing the portrait of Sirius Black's mother. The portrait erupts into a horrifying screech, insulting everyone in the hall until Sirius arrives and helps close the curtains, silencing her. Sirius introduces Harry to his late mother's portrait.
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As they head to dinner, Tonks accidentally knocks over a troll's leg umbrella stand, which causes the curtains to fly open, revealing the portrait of Sirius Black's mother. The portrait erupts into a horrifying screech, insulting everyone in the hall until Sirius arrives and helps close the curtains, silencing her. Sirius introduces Harry to his late mother's portrait.
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