McGonagall Dismisses the Trio’s Warning About the Sorcerer’s Stone
June 4, 1992
Pages 266-268
Pages 266-268
Harry, Ron, and Hermione attempt to warn Dumbledore that the Stone is in danger, only to learn from Professor McGonagall that he has left for London. Despite their insistence that someone intends to steal the Stone, McGonagall dismisses their concerns and orders them to stay away from the third-floor corridor.
Characters
Bane Bane’s Stance On Non-Interference Is Recalled By Harry
Harry Potter Harry Urgently Attempts To Warn Dumbledore About The Stone’s Danger
Minerva McGonagall McGonagall Dismisses The Trio’s Concerns About The Stone’s Safety
Rubius Hagrid Hagrid’s Information About Fluffy’s Weakness Is Linked To The Stone’s Risk
Albus Dumbledore Dumbledore Leaves Hogwarts To Attend Urgent Ministry Business
Firenze Firenze’s Role In Revealing Information About The Stone Is Considered By Harry
Hermione Granger Hermione Bravely Requests To Speak With Dumbledore On Harry’s Behalf
Ron Weasley Ron Supports Harry And Hermione In Seeking Out Dumbledore
Locations
Headmasters Office (Dumbledore's Office) The Trio Struggles To Locate Dumbledore’s Office
London Dumbledore Is Called To London By An Urgent Owl From The Ministry
Enterance Hall The Trio Discuss Their Concerns In The Entrance Hall While Seeking Help
Hogwarts Grounds The Trio Leaves The Grounds To Seek Answers From Hagrid
Connections
The Philosophers Stone Harry Connects The Stone To Immediate Danger At Hogwarts
Beasts
Owls An Owl Summons Dumbledore Away At A Crucial Moment
Things
Ministry of Magic The Ministry Requires Dumbledore’s Attention For An Urgent Matter
The Philosophers Stone The Trio Fears The Stone Is In Immediate Danger Of Being Stolen
Groups
The Trio The Trio Works Together To Protect The Stone By Seeking Help
