People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning..

Chapter 389 [Movie Watch] Gilderoy Lockhart

"Mr. Malfoy in our world did not obtain the position of Seeker by his father. He relied on himself. After his father was imprisoned and the Malfoy family declined, he was still a Seeker, and all Slytherins pooled money to buy him a Nimbus 2000."

Seeing Draco's sincere apology, Dumbledore said in a comforting tone.

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible!" Ron was a little overwhelmed.

He had always thought that Malfoy simply had more money than he did.

but now.
Draco, still immersed in the fear caused by Basil, said, "Huh? Didn't my father die? We - I mean the Malfoy family in this world has not declined. In fact, it has developed better. After my father and mother are no longer in charge of the family business."

(Narcissa, who is in charge of the family business because Lucius Malfoy is in prison, said: "Do I still have such potential?")
(She was a little unsure about this, because her appearance was not as good as her in that other world.)
"And even if that's the case, I in this world became a Seeker before the Decline, right? Didn't Dad buy him a broom?"

Dumbledore said, "Because I responded to Lucius's behavior of sending someone to murder the young wizard."

"I used my influence - the Malfoys' shop was closed down and their board seats were taken away from them."

(Arthur Weasley was a little surprised. If Dumbledore in their world dared to do this, he would not be afraid of Malfoy.)
"After that, Lucius was sentenced to six months in Azkaban by me. However, contrary to what the public and even I believed, it was your mother who was imprisoned because she took Polyjuice Potion."

(Old Crouch: This plan sounds so familiar.)
"Lucius, who should have been imprisoned, was actually in the Forbidden Forest as a sacrifice by Voldemort, the source of the curse."

"With no one actually in charge, and with my previous targeting, the Malfoy family business will naturally decline."

"And the broom. It's the same reason your father was in prison. It's related to Tom's diary."

(Voldemort: I don't like Quidditch either, why does it have anything to do with me?)
"Unlike the movie, or your world, the diary was not stuffed into Ginny's worn-out textbook by Lucius."

"He used unicorn tail hair, a material full of positive energy, and spent a lot of money to find an alchemist to make a cover. He put it on the diary and mailed it to Bajir, saying that it was a gift from his father."

"This cost Lucius a lot of gold galleons. You in this world discovered this. So you only needed a Sweeping Seven Stars."

"You and Harry are equally skilled at Quidditch, but the performance of the broomsticks -"

(Lucius Malfoy thought that he was crazy in this world, and caused his excellent son to lose to Harry Potter because of the performance of his broom.)
(He dared to be so arrogant because the Dumbledore in his world was cowardly and restrained himself.)
(But this world is obviously different. If it were him, he would definitely surrender immediately.)
"So my classmates pooled money to buy me a Nimbus 2000?" Draco was a little dazed.

He had never imagined that it was possible for him to gain recognition from his classmates without relying on his father's family background.

"What about Bagel? Is he okay?" Ron asked worriedly, thinking of what happened to his sister after she came into contact with the diary.

Dumbledore shook his head, "I don't mean to discredit Ginny. But it was Basil after all."

"He soon discovered something was wrong, and he worked with Tom in the diary to find the entrance to the secret room. In the end, he used a mutated devil's snare that had absorbed the venom of the basilisk to destroy the diary."

"After I learned the news, I used my influence again. This is also the reason why Lucius was sentenced to six months in prison."

"Basilisk?" Neville reacted, "No wonder Xiaolin Zheng didn't find the basilisk. It must have fallen into the hands of Basilisk."

"Fame is a fickle friend. Famous people should behave like famous people. Remember that." In the picture, Lockhart said to Harry earnestly.

Ron raised his eyebrows, "He really seems to think of himself as a teacher."

Dumbledore said, "Because he thinks Harry is the same as him. He became the youngest Seeker of the century in his first year, 'claimed' that he was hospitalized to protect the Philosopher's Stone, drove a flying car to school, and took photos with his classmates."

("Harry didn't claim that! The news was spread by the portrait. He really protected the Philosopher's Stone from Voldemort!" Ginny was indignant.)
("That's what Lockhart thinks." Even though they were a world apart, Harry appeared in the live broadcast room in time to comfort him.)
"That was all so clear to him that he was at ease in Harry's presence and he loved him because it was like being in front of a younger version of himself - a better version of himself."

"Gilderoy Lockhart."

Dumbledore looked at this in the movie and fell into memories.

Lockhart was indeed a talented wizard and smarter than most of his classmates.

Many professors admit that as long as they work hard, they will have a remarkable career in the eyes of ordinary people.

But his biggest flaw is that he is unwilling to try unless he is the best.

Always spend time bragging and marketing yourself.

Tell other students that you will make the Philosopher's Stone before graduation;

Claiming that he could lead the England Quidditch team to win the World Cup, he eventually became the youngest Minister for Magic in the UK;

Starting a school newspaper just to see your name printed on it;

Carve your name in 20-foot-long letters on the Quidditch pitch;

Projecting his own image into the sky like the Dark Mark;
Sent myself 800 Valentine's Day cards and had to cancel breakfast because of the amount of owl poop and feathers that fell into my cereal
After graduation, he became a liar.

He is so talented in writing and could become famous just by writing books, but he insists on taking away other people's lives with his superb forgetfulness spell and handsome looks.

From the movie, it seems that he only knows how to forget the spell, and has given back everything he learned to his teacher.

Dumbledore felt extremely sorry.

As an educator, the most regrettable thing is to see a sapling that could have grown into a towering tree grow crooked halfway.

Rupert's words interrupted his recollection. "In fact, Harry and his friends were actually attending the Deathday dinner that almost went nowhere. They missed the Christmas party and didn't even have dinner. They just didn't film it to save money, so Harry said he wasn't hungry."

"Not hungry?" Ron wondered. "Nothing to eat for the Deathday dinner?"

"No," said Rupert. "Ghosts don't eat. The food they prepare is a pile of rotten food. Walking through it, you can barely feel the feeling of eating with your dull senses."

"Harry is so confused!" Ron was a little exasperated, "He went to a party without food. Nick is really something, doesn't he know that there are living people like us attending?"

The image of the Pensieve came to the staircase.

"Do you think I should tell them? Tell Dumbledore and the others." Harry asked Ron and Hermione.

"Are you crazy?" said Ron.

"No, Harry." Hermione said seriously, "Even in the wizarding world, hearing strange noises is not a good sign."

"She's right." said the portrait nearby.

Dumbledore sighed, "This incident tells us that we must tell the teacher when something happens."

(Professor McGonagall nods.)
Ron looked hesitant, "This is so un-Gryffindor."

("Weasley," Snape said, furiously.)
(He originally thought that in the second grade, it was Harry Potter who got carried away and didn't tell the teacher anything, and took the risk of Lily's sacrificed life by himself.)
(But from this, it seems that Porter also thought about telling the teacher relevant clues.)
(Only stopped by two big idiots, especially Granger, who couldn't understand why she said that.)
"If it was Hermione when she first entered school, she would definitely tell the teacher," said Neville.

"By the way," Rupert said, "the word Hermione originally belonged to Ron. Ron was the one who knew more about the slang and customs of the wizarding world among the three. Hermione originally said nothing in this conversation. She might have wanted to tell the teacher, but she knew she couldn't persuade Harry and Ron."

("I see." Snape nodded.)
Draco said, "Actually, there's no need. The portraits know everything. As everyone knows, the portraits are Dumbledore's spies. Dumbledore actually knew it a long time ago, otherwise why would the basilisk appear and the students be petrified?"

"I suspect that it was Dumbledore's intention that my father contacted other school directors to drive Dumbledore away."

"Because Dumbledore easily expelled my father from the school board when he returned."

"Perhaps," Dumbledore said, "In a world without Basil, Harry will have to face a more cruel fate. Accepting the trial in advance under my safe care will allow him to adapt in advance and survive successfully in the end."

Because according to the prophecy, only one of Harry and Voldemort can survive.

The atmosphere in the room suddenly became cold.

Everyone looked at the screen again.

In the picture, Professor McGonagall is explaining the origin of the Chamber of Secrets.

("Slytherins can't be that bad.")
("What is the real reason?")
(.)

(Countless viewers have questioned this.)
(In their hearts, Slytherin is more like Snape in the movie, who looks like a bad guy but is actually a good guy.)
(Some people even @Slytherin directly.)
("The Chamber of Secrets is no longer needed." Slytherin said, "In my imagination, Hogwarts will be in crisis because of the betrayal of Muggle wizards. At that time, my descendants will lead the surviving little wizards to hide in the Chamber of Secrets, awaken the basilisk, and kill the betrayer.")
("But history proves that Godric and his people are right.")
("Muggle-borns do tend to favor Muggles, but Muggles themselves don't like them for cultural reasons.")
("They can only be part of the wizarding world.")
"So that's how it is." Draco called out the projection of the live broadcast room.

"This explains why the basilisk took Myrtle's life as soon as it appeared, which was beyond Tom's expectations." Dumbledore said, "The purpose of the basilisk is to kill people. All students who are not in the Chamber of Secrets are considered traitors by it."

"Didn't Voldemort do it on purpose?" Ron wondered.

"He is indeed a thorough dark wizard, cruel and evil." Dumbledore explained, "But he always regarded Hogwarts as his home. At that time, when he was an orphan and needed a good learning environment, he would not allow anyone to destroy this."

"Myrtle was indeed an accident."

(Voldemort: "He is right. It is disgusting that even Dumbledore from another world has the insight that he is naked in front of him.")
"All right," said Ron.

"What?" Draco frowned. The screen was showing Ron thinking he was the heir of Slytherin. Hermione proposed a plan and went to the library to look up information. "Why do you think I'm the heir of Slytherin? Weasley, we are relatives in some way."

"Also, didn't you guys discuss this in private? You're all big names on campus, yet you were talking loudly in the open air corridor with so many students walking around."

"The most important thing is not how come the book that records the method of brewing Polyjuice Potion is not in the restricted books section." As the headmaster of Hogwarts, Dumbledore began to worry about the Hogwarts in that world. "I remember it was "Powerful Potions", which can only be borrowed with a note from the professor. How come Miss Granger found it just by picking it up casually?"

(Dumbledore: "Normally, little wizards can't gather all the materials. The key materials are dangerous. They need special channels to get them.")
Quidditch was playing on the screen.

Pursued by the enchanted Bludger, Harry flew straight into the stands - the audience seats - and passed through a group of Slytherins.

The Bludger followed Harry around, passing through countless buildings and nearly hitting the onlookers several times.

Draco closed his eyes and remembered what happened next: he somersaulted in the air, landed on the ground, bounced, and then did two and a half weeks of splits in place.

"Also, why doesn't the game stop at this point?" Dumbledore was a little confused. "Why don't the professors take action?"

At first he thought it was just a detail added by the film director for dramatic effect, but judging from the expressions on the faces of Draco and the other little wizards from the 'movie' world, he knew that this was the past as they remembered it.

"The competition was suspended, and the professors were still unwilling to draw their wands, so it was Miss Granger who took action - a second-year witch."

(Sirius echoed, "Yes, that last shot almost wiped out the Potter family.")
(Madam Pomfrey: "The level of treatment in the school hospital is far higher than you think, Black. Even if it is rotten into mud, I can repair her - Merlin's beard! Stupid Lockhart!")
(She was so out of control because Lockhart's so-called healing magic had pulled the bones out of Harry's broken arm, leaving his right hand as if it had turned to rubber.)
"Brackium Emendo." Ron suddenly began to recite Lockhart's spell.

Facing Neville's puzzled expression, Ron explained, "If this spell is used on chicken legs, I can eat faster and more happily."

(End of this chapter)