The Sorting Hat's New Song
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Harry Sees thestrals for the First Time
Harry Potter avoids mentioning thestrals to Ron Weasley, unsure if he and Luna Lovegood are having hallucinations. As they ride the carriages to Hogwarts, the group discusses Rubeus Hagrid's mysterious absence. Luna mentions that the students of Ravenclaw find Hagrid to be a poor teacher, which angers Harry, Ron, and Ginny Weasley. Upon arriving at Hogwarts, Harry is unsettled by the sight of thestrals, creatures that had always been invisible to him until now. He wonders why only he and Luna can see them.
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Harry Potter avoids mentioning thestrals to Ron Weasley, unsure if he and Luna Lovegood are having hallucinations. As they ride the carriages to Hogwarts, the group discusses Rubeus Hagrid's mysterious absence. Luna mentions that the students of Ravenclaw find Hagrid to be a poor teacher, which angers Harry, Ron, and Ginny Weasley. Upon arriving at Hogwarts, Harry is unsettled by the sight of thestrals, creatures that had always been invisible to him until now. He wonders why only he and Luna can see them.
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Arrival at the Start-of-Term Feast
As the carriages reach Hogwarts, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Neville Longbottom enter the Great Hall for the Start-of-Term Feast. Harry notices that Hagrid is still absent, and the group speculates about his whereabouts. Hermione Granger points out a new face at the staff table, revealing that the woman with a toad-like appearance is Dolores Umbridge, who works for Cornelius Fudge at the Ministry of Magic.
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As the carriages reach Hogwarts, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Neville Longbottom enter the Great Hall for the Start-of-Term Feast. Harry notices that Hagrid is still absent, and the group speculates about his whereabouts. Hermione Granger points out a new face at the staff table, revealing that the woman with a toad-like appearance is Dolores Umbridge, who works for Cornelius Fudge at the Ministry of Magic.
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The Sorting Hat's New Song
The Sorting Hat delivers a new, more ominous song during the feast, warning the students of internal danger and urging unity among the four Houses. This is a departure from its usual songs, which typically describe the qualities of each House. The song leads to much muttering and speculation among the students about the meaning behind the warning.
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The Sorting Hat delivers a new, more ominous song during the feast, warning the students of internal danger and urging unity among the four Houses. This is a departure from its usual songs, which typically describe the qualities of each House. The song leads to much muttering and speculation among the students about the meaning behind the warning.
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The Sorting of Euan Abercrombie and the First Years
The first-year students are brought into the Great Hall by Professor Minerva McGonagall. The Sorting Hat places Euan Abercrombie into Gryffindor, and the other first years are also sorted into their respective Houses. Harry Potter recalls his own anxiety from when he was sorted years ago.
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The first-year students are brought into the Great Hall by Professor Minerva McGonagall. The Sorting Hat places Euan Abercrombie into Gryffindor, and the other first years are also sorted into their respective Houses. Harry Potter recalls his own anxiety from when he was sorted years ago.
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Professor Dumbledore Welcomes the Students
Albus Dumbledore delivers a brief, jovial welcome to the students before the Start-of-Term Feast begins. The students tuck into the meal, and Nearly Headless Nick discusses the Sorting Hat's previous warnings during times of danger. Ron Weasley is more focused on the food and engages in a small disagreement with Nearly Headless Nick over the dangers facing Hogwarts.
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Albus Dumbledore delivers a brief, jovial welcome to the students before the Start-of-Term Feast begins. The students tuck into the meal, and Nearly Headless Nick discusses the Sorting Hat's previous warnings during times of danger. Ron Weasley is more focused on the food and engages in a small disagreement with Nearly Headless Nick over the dangers facing Hogwarts.
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Dolores Umbridge Interrupts Dumbledore's Speech
As Professor Dumbledore begins to discuss the new Quidditch season, Professor Dolores Umbridge interrupts him with a high-pitched "Hem, hem," and makes a speech that introduces her as the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Her condescending tone and childlike manner immediately irritate the students and staff. She mentions changes at Hogwarts, hinting that the Ministry of Magic is starting to interfere with the school's operations.
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As Professor Dumbledore begins to discuss the new Quidditch season, Professor Dolores Umbridge interrupts him with a high-pitched "Hem, hem," and makes a speech that introduces her as the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Her condescending tone and childlike manner immediately irritate the students and staff. She mentions changes at Hogwarts, hinting that the Ministry of Magic is starting to interfere with the school's operations.
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Hermione Interprets Umbridge's Speech
After Umbridge's speech, Hermione Granger reveals that the speech contained hidden warnings about the Ministry's plans to interfere at Hogwarts. She explains to Ron and Harry Potter that phrases like “progress for progress's sake must be discouraged” imply that the Ministry is trying to exert more control over the school.
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After Umbridge's speech, Hermione Granger reveals that the speech contained hidden warnings about the Ministry's plans to interfere at Hogwarts. She explains to Ron and Harry Potter that phrases like “progress for progress's sake must be discouraged” imply that the Ministry is trying to exert more control over the school.
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Harry Faces Whispering and Stares from Other Students
As the feast ends, Harry Potter makes his way out of the Great Hall and up to the Gryffindor common room. Along the way, he notices that other students are staring and whispering about him, likely due to his encounter with Lord Voldemort and the recent events surrounding Cedric Diggory's death. He feels increasingly isolated and frustrated by the unwanted attention.
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As the feast ends, Harry Potter makes his way out of the Great Hall and up to the Gryffindor common room. Along the way, he notices that other students are staring and whispering about him, likely due to his encounter with Lord Voldemort and the recent events surrounding Cedric Diggory's death. He feels increasingly isolated and frustrated by the unwanted attention.
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Seamus Reveals His Mother's Distrust of Harry
In the Gryffindor dormitory, Seamus Finnigan reveals that his mother did not want him to return to Hogwarts because she believes the negative reports about Harry in the The Daily Prophet. This revelation leads to a heated argument between Harry and Seamus. Ron Weasley tries to mediate, but Seamus declares that he no longer wants to share a dormitory with Harry, calling him a madman.
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In the Gryffindor dormitory, Seamus Finnigan reveals that his mother did not want him to return to Hogwarts because she believes the negative reports about Harry in the The Daily Prophet. This revelation leads to a heated argument between Harry and Seamus. Ron Weasley tries to mediate, but Seamus declares that he no longer wants to share a dormitory with Harry, calling him a madman.
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Neville Stands Up for Harry Against Seamus
After Seamus criticizes Harry for his claims about Lord Voldemort's return, Neville Longbottom steps in to defend Harry. Neville mentions that his grandmother believes Harry and has canceled her subscription to the The Daily Prophet. His support reassures Harry, but the atmosphere in the dormitory remains tense as everyone prepares for bed.
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After Seamus criticizes Harry for his claims about Lord Voldemort's return, Neville Longbottom steps in to defend Harry. Neville mentions that his grandmother believes Harry and has canceled her subscription to the The Daily Prophet. His support reassures Harry, but the atmosphere in the dormitory remains tense as everyone prepares for bed.
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