The Marauder's Map
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Harry Recuperates in the Hospital Wing After His Broomstick is Destroyed
Poppy Pomfrey keeps Harry Potter in the hospital wing for the weekend to recover from his fall during the Quidditch match. Harry clings to the remains of his shattered Nimbus Two Thousand, feeling as though he has lost a close friend. Despite several visitors, including Hagrid, the Gryffindor Quidditch team, and Ginny Weasley, Harry remains depressed because he has not told anyone about seeing the Grim or hearing the dementors trigger memories of his parents' deaths.
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Poppy Pomfrey keeps Harry Potter in the hospital wing for the weekend to recover from his fall during the Quidditch match. Harry clings to the remains of his shattered Nimbus Two Thousand, feeling as though he has lost a close friend. Despite several visitors, including Hagrid, the Gryffindor Quidditch team, and Ginny Weasley, Harry remains depressed because he has not told anyone about seeing the Grim or hearing the dementors trigger memories of his parents' deaths.
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Harry Contemplates the Grim and the Dementors
While recovering, Harry reflects on seeing the Grim and how both times it appeared, he narrowly escaped death. He fears that the Grim is haunting him and wonders if it will continue until he dies. He also struggles with the fact that the dementors have such a profound effect on him, causing him to hear his mother's dying moments as she pleads with Lord Voldemort. This haunting memory keeps Harry awake at night in the hospital wing.
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While recovering, Harry reflects on seeing the Grim and how both times it appeared, he narrowly escaped death. He fears that the Grim is haunting him and wonders if it will continue until he dies. He also struggles with the fact that the dementors have such a profound effect on him, causing him to hear his mother's dying moments as she pleads with Lord Voldemort. This haunting memory keeps Harry awake at night in the hospital wing.
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Draco Malfoy Taunts Harry About His Fall
On his return to classes, Harry endures Draco Malfoy's relentless taunting. Malfoy, having recovered from his fake injury, mocks Harry's fall during the Quidditch match, imitating Harry's broomstick accident. Malfoy continues the mockery during Potions class by imitating a dementor, causing Ron to throw a crocodile heart at him. As a result, Professor Snape punishes Gryffindor by deducting fifty house points.
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On his return to classes, Harry endures Draco Malfoy's relentless taunting. Malfoy, having recovered from his fake injury, mocks Harry's fall during the Quidditch match, imitating Harry's broomstick accident. Malfoy continues the mockery during Potions class by imitating a dementor, causing Ron to throw a crocodile heart at him. As a result, Professor Snape punishes Gryffindor by deducting fifty house points.
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Remus Lupin Returns to Teach After His Illness
The students, excited to see Remus Lupin back in class after his illness, immediately complain about the extensive homework assigned by Professor Snape. Lupin assures them that they do not have to complete the werewolf essay that Snape assigned, though Hermione Granger is disappointed because she already finished it. The class then has an enjoyable lesson with a hinkypunk, a creature Lupin brought to class, and Harry stays behind to talk to Lupin about the dementors.
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The students, excited to see Remus Lupin back in class after his illness, immediately complain about the extensive homework assigned by Professor Snape. Lupin assures them that they do not have to complete the werewolf essay that Snape assigned, though Hermione Granger is disappointed because she already finished it. The class then has an enjoyable lesson with a hinkypunk, a creature Lupin brought to class, and Harry stays behind to talk to Lupin about the dementors.
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Remus Lupin Explains Why Dementors Affect Harry So Strongly
After class, Harry asks Remus Lupin why the dementors affect him more than others. Lupin explains that it has nothing to do with weakness but rather that Harry has experienced more trauma than his peers. He describes dementors as creatures that drain peace and happiness, leaving only despair. When they come near, Harry relives his worst memory—his mother's death at the hands of Lord Voldemort.
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After class, Harry asks Remus Lupin why the dementors affect him more than others. Lupin explains that it has nothing to do with weakness but rather that Harry has experienced more trauma than his peers. He describes dementors as creatures that drain peace and happiness, leaving only despair. When they come near, Harry relives his worst memory—his mother's death at the hands of Lord Voldemort.
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Remus Lupin Promises to Teach Harry How to Defend Against Dementors
After hearing about Harry's experience with the dementors, Lupin agrees to teach Harry some defenses against them, though he admits he is not an expert. He plans to start the lessons after the holidays. Harry feels a glimmer of hope that he may never have to hear his mother's final moments again, which improves his mood considerably.
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After hearing about Harry's experience with the dementors, Lupin agrees to teach Harry some defenses against them, though he admits he is not an expert. He plans to start the lessons after the holidays. Harry feels a glimmer of hope that he may never have to hear his mother's final moments again, which improves his mood considerably.
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Fred and George Give Harry the Marauder's Map
On the last Hogsmeade weekend before the holidays, Fred and George Weasley gift Harry the Marauder's Map, a magical document that shows every detail of Hogwarts and its inhabitants. They explain how the map helped them navigate the school undetected and point out the secret passages leading to Hogsmeade, especially one that leads directly into Honeydukes.
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On the last Hogsmeade weekend before the holidays, Fred and George Weasley gift Harry the Marauder's Map, a magical document that shows every detail of Hogwarts and its inhabitants. They explain how the map helped them navigate the school undetected and point out the secret passages leading to Hogsmeade, especially one that leads directly into Honeydukes.
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Harry Uses the Marauder's Map to Sneak into Hogsmeade
Using the Marauder's Map, Harry sneaks through a secret passage from Hogwarts to the cellar of Honeydukes in Hogsmeade. He successfully evades detection and joins Ron and Hermione at the sweet shop, surprising them with his unexpected appearance. Hermione, however, is concerned that Harry is breaking the rules and warns him about the potential dangers.
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Using the Marauder's Map, Harry sneaks through a secret passage from Hogwarts to the cellar of Honeydukes in Hogsmeade. He successfully evades detection and joins Ron and Hermione at the sweet shop, surprising them with his unexpected appearance. Hermione, however, is concerned that Harry is breaking the rules and warns him about the potential dangers.
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Harry Overhears the Truth About Sirius Black's Betrayal
While hiding in the Three Broomsticks, Harry overhears a conversation between Professor McGonagall, Filius Flitwick, Rubeus Hagrid, and Minister Cornelius Fudge, where they reveal that Sirius Black was the Potters' Secret-Keeper and betrayed them to Lord Voldemort. Harry also learns that Black was his father's best friend and his godfather, a revelation that leaves him shocked and devastated.
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While hiding in the Three Broomsticks, Harry overhears a conversation between Professor McGonagall, Filius Flitwick, Rubeus Hagrid, and Minister Cornelius Fudge, where they reveal that Sirius Black was the Potters' Secret-Keeper and betrayed them to Lord Voldemort. Harry also learns that Black was his father's best friend and his godfather, a revelation that leaves him shocked and devastated.
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Harry Learns That Sirius Black Was His Godfather
Harry is horrified to learn that Sirius Black was not only his father's best friend but also his godfather. The group recounts how Black betrayed the Potters to Lord Voldemort, leading to their deaths, and how Peter Pettigrew attempted to stop Black, only to be killed along with several Muggles. This revelation shakes Harry to his core, further intensifying his feelings of betrayal and anger toward Black.
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Harry is horrified to learn that Sirius Black was not only his father's best friend but also his godfather. The group recounts how Black betrayed the Potters to Lord Voldemort, leading to their deaths, and how Peter Pettigrew attempted to stop Black, only to be killed along with several Muggles. This revelation shakes Harry to his core, further intensifying his feelings of betrayal and anger toward Black.
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