The Woes of Mrs Weasley
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Dumbledore Leaves Without Acknowledging Harry
After being cleared of all charges, Harry feels a mix of shock and relief. Dumbledore leaves abruptly without acknowledging Harry. As the Wizengamot members exit, Harry waits for confirmation he can leave but is ignored by Cornelius Fudge and Madam Bones. He finally exits the courtroom and meets Arthur Weasley, who is relieved by the good news.
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After being cleared of all charges, Harry feels a mix of shock and relief. Dumbledore leaves abruptly without acknowledging Harry. As the Wizengamot members exit, Harry waits for confirmation he can leave but is ignored by Cornelius Fudge and Madam Bones. He finally exits the courtroom and meets Arthur Weasley, who is relieved by the good news.
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Arthur Weasley Expresses Concern About the Trial
Mr. Weasley expresses his relief at Harry's acquittal but is shocked to learn that Harry was tried by the full Wizengamot. As they leave, some wizards acknowledge Mr. Weasley, while others, including Percy Weasley, ignore him. Harry notices Dolores Umbridge giving him a scrutinizing look as she passes.
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Mr. Weasley expresses his relief at Harry's acquittal but is shocked to learn that Harry was tried by the full Wizengamot. As they leave, some wizards acknowledge Mr. Weasley, while others, including Percy Weasley, ignore him. Harry notices Dolores Umbridge giving him a scrutinizing look as she passes.
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Lucius Malfoy Confronts Harry and Arthur Weasley
As Harry and Mr. Weasley leave the Ministry, they encounter Lucius Malfoy speaking with Cornelius Fudge. Malfoy taunts Harry about his “lucky escape,” subtly insulting both Harry and Mr. Weasley. Harry is stunned to see Malfoy freely interacting with the Minister, knowing Malfoy is a Death Eater. Mr. Weasley, visibly angry, warns Harry not to engage.
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As Harry and Mr. Weasley leave the Ministry, they encounter Lucius Malfoy speaking with Cornelius Fudge. Malfoy taunts Harry about his “lucky escape,” subtly insulting both Harry and Mr. Weasley. Harry is stunned to see Malfoy freely interacting with the Minister, knowing Malfoy is a Death Eater. Mr. Weasley, visibly angry, warns Harry not to engage.
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Arthur Weasley Suspects Malfoy's Influence Over Fudge
After their encounter with Lucius Malfoy, Mr. Weasley suggests that Malfoy is trying to find out if Harry was expelled. He speculates that Malfoy is using his wealth to influence Cornelius Fudge and delay laws that don't benefit him. Harry wonders if Fudge could be under the Imperius Curse, but Mr. Weasley believes Fudge is acting on his own.
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After their encounter with Lucius Malfoy, Mr. Weasley suggests that Malfoy is trying to find out if Harry was expelled. He speculates that Malfoy is using his wealth to influence Cornelius Fudge and delay laws that don't benefit him. Harry wonders if Fudge could be under the Imperius Curse, but Mr. Weasley believes Fudge is acting on his own.
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Harry Donates All His Money to the Fountain of Magical Brethren
As Harry and Mr. Weasley pass through the Ministry's atrium, Harry remembers the fountain of magical creatures. Thinking about Hermione's passion for house-elves and how weak the wizard statue looks up close, he empties all his money into the fountain's pool, feeling a surge of giddiness from his acquittal.
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As Harry and Mr. Weasley pass through the Ministry's atrium, Harry remembers the fountain of magical creatures. Thinking about Hermione's passion for house-elves and how weak the wizard statue looks up close, he empties all his money into the fountain's pool, feeling a surge of giddiness from his acquittal.
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The Weasleys and Sirius Celebrate Harry's Acquittal
Harry arrives back at 12 Grimmauld Place and is warmly welcomed by the Weasleys, who celebrate his acquittal. Fred, George, and Ginny chant “He got off!” while Hermione is visibly relieved. Mr. Weasley informs Sirius about seeing Lucius Malfoy at the Ministry, and Sirius agrees that Dumbledore should be told.
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Harry arrives back at 12 Grimmauld Place and is warmly welcomed by the Weasleys, who celebrate his acquittal. Fred, George, and Ginny chant “He got off!” while Hermione is visibly relieved. Mr. Weasley informs Sirius about seeing Lucius Malfoy at the Ministry, and Sirius agrees that Dumbledore should be told.
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Sirius Grows Sullen About Harry Returning to Hogwarts
Although Sirius initially seems happy about Harry returning to Hogwarts, his mood changes, and he becomes more withdrawn, spending time alone in his mother's room with Buckbeak. Harry confides his guilt about leaving Sirius, but Hermione reassures him that Sirius is being selfish.
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Although Sirius initially seems happy about Harry returning to Hogwarts, his mood changes, and he becomes more withdrawn, spending time alone in his mother's room with Buckbeak. Harry confides his guilt about leaving Sirius, but Hermione reassures him that Sirius is being selfish.
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Ron and Hermione Are Made Prefects
Ron and Hermione receive their Hogwarts letters and discover they have been made prefects. Fred and George are astonished that Ron, not Harry, was chosen. Mrs. Weasley is overjoyed and rewards Ron with a new broom. Harry feels conflicted, silently wondering why Dumbledore didn't choose him.
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Ron and Hermione receive their Hogwarts letters and discover they have been made prefects. Fred and George are astonished that Ron, not Harry, was chosen. Mrs. Weasley is overjoyed and rewards Ron with a new broom. Harry feels conflicted, silently wondering why Dumbledore didn't choose him.
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Harry Feels Overshadowed by Ron's Prefect Status
After learning that Ron has been made a prefect, Harry wrestles with his feelings of jealousy and guilt. He reflects on his own accomplishments and the dangerous situations he's faced, wondering why Dumbledore didn't choose him. However, he resolves not to sulk or ruin Ron's moment, ultimately congratulating him sincerely.
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After learning that Ron has been made a prefect, Harry wrestles with his feelings of jealousy and guilt. He reflects on his own accomplishments and the dangerous situations he's faced, wondering why Dumbledore didn't choose him. However, he resolves not to sulk or ruin Ron's moment, ultimately congratulating him sincerely.
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Mrs. Weasley's Boggart Reveals Her Worst Fears
Harry discovers Mrs. Weasley in the drawing room, facing a boggart that repeatedly transforms into dead versions of her family members, including Harry. Lupin, Sirius, and Moody arrive to help, and Lupin banishes the boggart. Mrs. Weasley breaks down, expressing her fears about the war and her family's safety.
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Harry discovers Mrs. Weasley in the drawing room, facing a boggart that repeatedly transforms into dead versions of her family members, including Harry. Lupin, Sirius, and Moody arrive to help, and Lupin banishes the boggart. Mrs. Weasley breaks down, expressing her fears about the war and her family's safety.
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