Seen and Unforeseen

Luna Mentions Her Father's Plans for The Quibbler
Luna Lovegood casually mentions that her father, Xenophilius Lovegood, is working on a story about Crumple-Horned Snorkacks for *The Quibbler* and that Harry's interview might not be featured until the following issue. Harry reflects on his difficult experience recounting Lord Voldemort's return and wonders how the public will react to the truth, especially considering *The Quibbler's* reputation.
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Neville Praises Harry for Telling the Truth
At dinner, Neville Longbottom commends Harry Potter for giving an interview about Lord Voldemort's return, expressing that people need to know the truth about Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. Dean Thomas and Seamus Finnigan listen but remain uncertain, though Seamus avoids eye contact with Harry. Harry's discomfort grows when Cho Chang enters the hall and sits without acknowledging him.
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Harry Explains His Date with Cho to Hermione
Hermione Granger asks Harry about his date with Cho Chang. Harry describes the awkward events at Madam Puddifoot's Tea Shop, revealing Cho's jealousy over Hermione and her emotional reaction. Hermione explains that Cho was likely trying to make Harry jealous and test his feelings, leaving Harry frustrated that relationships are so complicated.
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Fred and George Mock Gryffindor's Quidditch Performance
Fred and George Weasley join Harry and Hermione in the common room, discussing Gryffindor's upcoming Quidditch match. They express doubts about Ron's performance as Keeper and lament that Quidditch was the only thing worth staying at Hogwarts for. Hermione critiques Quidditch for causing House rivalry, while Fred, George, and Harry are shocked at her lack of understanding.
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Gryffindor Loses to Hufflepuff in a Disastrous Quidditch Match
Gryffindor suffers a humiliating defeat in their Quidditch match against Hufflepuff. Despite Ginny Weasley catching the Snitch, Gryffindor loses by ten points. Ron Weasley's poor performance as Keeper and multiple mistakes by the team frustrate Harry as he watches from the sidelines, unable to participate due to his lifelong ban from Quidditch.
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Harry Receives Letters After His Quibbler Interview is Published
Harry is overwhelmed by a flood of letters after his interview is published in *The Quibbler*. Hermione and Ron help him sort through them, with reactions ranging from support to disbelief. Luna Lovegood arrives and reveals that her father sent Harry a free copy of the magazine, which had sold out due to public interest in Harry's story.
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Umbridge Bans The Quibbler at Hogwarts
After discovering Harry's interview in *The Quibbler*, Dolores Umbridge bans the magazine at Hogwarts and punishes Harry with detention and point loss. However, Hermione points out that this will only increase students' curiosity, ensuring that everyone will read Harry's interview. By the end of the day, the entire school is discussing it, despite Umbridge's attempts to suppress the information.
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Teachers Quietly Support Harry After His Interview
Despite being forbidden to mention Harry's interview, Hogwarts teachers find subtle ways to show their support. Pomona Sprout awards Gryffindor twenty points, Filius Flitwick gifts Harry squeaking sugar mice, and Professor Trelawney declares in Divination that Harry will live a long life and become Minister of Magic. Harry feels uplifted by their encouragement.
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Cho Apologizes to Harry for Their Argument
Cho Chang approaches Harry and apologizes for their argument during their date, praising him for his bravery in speaking out in *The Quibbler*. She briefly holds his hand and kisses him on the cheek, leaving Harry feeling pleased that they are on good terms again.
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Seamus Apologizes to Harry and Believes His Story
Seamus Finnigan steps out of the queue to apologize to Harry for doubting him earlier in the year. Seamus admits that he believes Harry's account of Lord Voldemort's return and has even sent a copy of *The Quibbler* to his mother. Harry feels a sense of relief that Seamus has come around.
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Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle React to Harry's Interview
Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe, and Gregory Goyle are seen connectionting in the library after Harry's interview in *The Quibbler* is published. They appear agitated, likely because Harry named their fathers as Death Eaters. Hermione points out that they can't publicly contradict Harry since doing so would confirm they read the interview.
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Fred and George Display an Enlarged Version of Harry's Interview
Fred and George Weasley charm the front cover of *The Quibbler* to enlarge it and hang it in the Gryffindor common room. The poster of Harry occasionally shouts rebellious phrases such as “The Ministry are morons” and “Eat dung, Umbridge,” causing amusement among the students. Although initially humorous, Harry finds it less amusing over time as it becomes repetitive.
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Harry Dreams of Lord Voldemort and Rookwood
Harry experiences another vivid dream in which he is Lord Voldemort, confronting Augustus Rookwood about a failed plan. Rookwood reveals that Bode, an Unspeakable, could not have stolen the “weapon” from the Department of Mysteries because he was aware it was impossible. Lord Voldemort, pleased with Rookwood's information, decides to begin a new plan.
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Harry Wakes from His Dream in Pain
After his dream, Harry wakes in the dormitory with a burning pain in his scar. Startled by the vividness of the dream and feeling disturbed, he explains to Ron that he was seeing through Lord Voldemort's eyes again. Harry reveals that Lord Voldemort was furious with Avery and that Rookwood is now helping Lord Voldemort with a plan involving something in the Department of Mysteries.
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Hermione Theorizes About Bode's Death
During break the next day, Harry, Ron, and Hermione discuss Harry's dream in the courtyard. Hermione theorizes that Bode was killed to prevent him from recovering and revealing that he had been under the Imperius Curse. She believes that Lucius Malfoy had cursed Bode to steal the weapon from the Department of Mysteries and that Lord Voldemort now has new information from Rookwood to continue his plans.
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Harry and Snape's Occlumency Session Goes Awry
During another Occlumency lesson with Severus Snape, Harry accidentally breaks into Snape's memories after successfully using a Shield Charm. Harry sees fragments of Snape's childhood, including moments of domestic conflict. Snape is furious, but grudgingly acknowledges Harry's progress in using the Shield Charm.
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Harry Sees the Door in His Dream During Occlumency
In another attempt at Occlumency, Harry has a vision of the black door in the Department of Mysteries. This time, the door opens, and Harry finds himself in a circular room with many doors, but Snape interrupts the vision before Harry can explore further. Snape is enraged and accuses Harry of being lazy in his Occlumency training.
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Trelawney is Sacked by Umbridge
Sybill Trelawney is publicly dismissed by Dolores Umbridge during dinner in the Entrance Hall. Trelawney is hysterical, but Professor McGonagall steps in to comfort her. Umbridge revels in her victory, but Albus Dumbledore arrives just in time to announce that, while Umbridge can sack Trelawney, only he can remove her from Hogwarts, and he allows Trelawney to stay at the school.
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Dumbledore Introduces Firenze as the New Divination Teacher
After dismissing Trelawney, Umbridge demands to know who will replace her as Divination teacher. Dumbledore reveals that he has already found a replacement: Firenze, the centaur from the Forbidden Forest. Firenze strides into the Entrance Hall to take his place as the new Divination teacher, much to Umbridge's shock.
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