Grim Defeat
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Dumbledore Addresses the Students After Sirius Black Breaks Into the Castle
After Sirius Black breaks into the castle, Albus Dumbledore gathers all the students from Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin in the Great Hall. He informs them that for their safety, they will be sleeping in the hall overnight while the teachers conduct a thorough search of the castle. Dumbledore magically conjures sleeping bags, and Percy Weasley is tasked with maintaining order.
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After Sirius Black breaks into the castle, Albus Dumbledore gathers all the students from Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin in the Great Hall. He informs them that for their safety, they will be sleeping in the hall overnight while the teachers conduct a thorough search of the castle. Dumbledore magically conjures sleeping bags, and Percy Weasley is tasked with maintaining order.
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Percy Enforces Order While Students Speculate About Sirius Black
As students settle down for the night in the Great Hall, Percy Weasley attempts to maintain order, while Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger discuss how Sirius Black managed to break into the castle. Hermione theorizes, based on her knowledge of Hogwarts' defenses, that it would be impossible for Black to Apparate, fly, or sneak past the dementors without detection.
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As students settle down for the night in the Great Hall, Percy Weasley attempts to maintain order, while Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger discuss how Sirius Black managed to break into the castle. Hermione theorizes, based on her knowledge of Hogwarts' defenses, that it would be impossible for Black to Apparate, fly, or sneak past the dementors without detection.
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Dumbledore and Snape Discuss Sirius Black's Escape
Later that night, Harry overhears a conversation between Professor Dumbledore, Percy Weasley, and Professor Severus Snape. Dumbledore reassures Percy that the students will return to Gryffindor Tower the next day, and Snape reports that no trace of Sirius Black has been found in the castle. Snape hints at his suspicion that Black had help from someone inside the castle, but Dumbledore dismisses the idea.
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Later that night, Harry overhears a conversation between Professor Dumbledore, Percy Weasley, and Professor Severus Snape. Dumbledore reassures Percy that the students will return to Gryffindor Tower the next day, and Snape reports that no trace of Sirius Black has been found in the castle. Snape hints at his suspicion that Black had help from someone inside the castle, but Dumbledore dismisses the idea.
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The Replacement of The Fat Lady's Portrait with Sir Cadogan
After the Fat Lady's portrait is attacked, her canvas is replaced by Sir Cadogan and his fat pony. Sir Cadogan, known for his eccentricity, complicates matters by frequently changing the Gryffindor common room passwords and challenging students to duels. Percy Weasley explains that Sir Cadogan was the only portrait brave enough to volunteer for the job.
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After the Fat Lady's portrait is attacked, her canvas is replaced by Sir Cadogan and his fat pony. Sir Cadogan, known for his eccentricity, complicates matters by frequently changing the Gryffindor common room passwords and challenging students to duels. Percy Weasley explains that Sir Cadogan was the only portrait brave enough to volunteer for the job.
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McGonagall Warns Harry About Quidditch Practice
Professor McGonagall warns Harry Potter that it is unsafe for him to practice Quidditch in the evenings because Sirius Black is after him. Despite Harry's protests that Gryffindor has a Quidditch match coming up, McGonagall allows practice to continue only if Madam Hooch supervises.
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Professor McGonagall warns Harry Potter that it is unsafe for him to practice Quidditch in the evenings because Sirius Black is after him. Despite Harry's protests that Gryffindor has a Quidditch match coming up, McGonagall allows practice to continue only if Madam Hooch supervises.
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Gryffindor Prepares for Quidditch Match Against Hufflepuff
As the weather worsens, Oliver Wood informs the Gryffindor Quidditch team that they will be playing Hufflepuff instead of Slytherin due to Draco Malfoy's supposed injury. The team expresses frustration, and Fred Weasley jokes that Hufflepuff is an easy opponent. Oliver, however, warns them not to underestimate Hufflepuff's new Seeker, Cedric Diggory.
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As the weather worsens, Oliver Wood informs the Gryffindor Quidditch team that they will be playing Hufflepuff instead of Slytherin due to Draco Malfoy's supposed injury. The team expresses frustration, and Fred Weasley jokes that Hufflepuff is an easy opponent. Oliver, however, warns them not to underestimate Hufflepuff's new Seeker, Cedric Diggory.
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Snape Teaches Defense Against the Dark Arts, Assigns Werewolf Essay
Professor Snape fills in for Remus Lupin in Defense Against the Dark Arts and deducts points from Gryffindor for Harry's tardiness. Ignoring the class's syllabus, Snape forces the students to study werewolves and assigns an essay on how to recognize and kill them. Hermione Granger corrects Snape, but he insults her as a "know-it-all," leading to Ron Weasley's angry defense of her, earning him detention.
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Professor Snape fills in for Remus Lupin in Defense Against the Dark Arts and deducts points from Gryffindor for Harry's tardiness. Ignoring the class's syllabus, Snape forces the students to study werewolves and assigns an essay on how to recognize and kill them. Hermione Granger corrects Snape, but he insults her as a "know-it-all," leading to Ron Weasley's angry defense of her, earning him detention.
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Harry Wakes Early Before the Quidditch Match and Encounters Crookshanks
The morning of the Quidditch match, Harry wakes early due to a prank by Peeves the Poltergeist. After trying to go back to sleep, he gives up and gets out of bed, encountering Crookshanks sneaking into the boys' dormitory. Harry nudges the cat away, suspecting that Ron's accusations about Crookshanks targeting Scabbers may be true.
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The morning of the Quidditch match, Harry wakes early due to a prank by Peeves the Poltergeist. After trying to go back to sleep, he gives up and gets out of bed, encountering Crookshanks sneaking into the boys' dormitory. Harry nudges the cat away, suspecting that Ron's accusations about Crookshanks targeting Scabbers may be true.
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Gryffindor Vs. Hufflepuff Quidditch Match in Terrible Weather
The Gryffindor team faces Hufflepuff in a stormy Quidditch match with torrential rain and strong winds. Despite the difficult conditions, Harry continues to search for the Snitch, but his efforts are hampered when he sees the Grim in the stands. Distracted, Harry is further derailed when dementors enter the pitch, causing him to relive his mother's murder.
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The Gryffindor team faces Hufflepuff in a stormy Quidditch match with torrential rain and strong winds. Despite the difficult conditions, Harry continues to search for the Snitch, but his efforts are hampered when he sees the Grim in the stands. Distracted, Harry is further derailed when dementors enter the pitch, causing him to relive his mother's murder.
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Harry Falls from His Broom, Gryffindor Loses the Match
As Harry is overwhelmed by the dementors, he loses consciousness and falls from his broomstick during the match. Cedric Diggory catches the Snitch, and Gryffindor loses. Harry wakes up in the hospital wing, where Fred and George Weasley, along with Ron and Hermione, comfort him. They tell him that Dumbledore was furious at the dementors for entering the grounds.
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As Harry is overwhelmed by the dementors, he loses consciousness and falls from his broomstick during the match. Cedric Diggory catches the Snitch, and Gryffindor loses. Harry wakes up in the hospital wing, where Fred and George Weasley, along with Ron and Hermione, comfort him. They tell him that Dumbledore was furious at the dementors for entering the grounds.
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