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

"My life is not worth 50 points?" Ron was a little unbelievable.

Rupert explained: "The extra points here are actually mainly because Hermione solved Snape's puzzle, which is indeed quite difficult. Without Hermione, Harry couldn't pass this level, and only Dumbledore could do it."

(Godric Gryffindor: "Wait, did I hear that correctly? Gryffindor added 160 points to tie with Slytherin?")

(Rowena Ravenclaw: "Have you forgotten? Because of the Norwegian Spinosaurus incident, three Gryffindors were deducted a total of 150 points.")

(Godric Gryffindor: "But that kid named Malfoy was also deducted 50 points! That means that normally there is a 60-point gap between Slytherin and Gryffindor!")

("I want to be fair." Dumbledore said, "Severus usually finds excuses to deduct a lot of points from Gryffindor. He even made up school rules to deduct points from Harry.")

(Rowena Ravenclaw: "Heir, the problem is that Slytherin has won the House Cup for six consecutive years before. As the headmaster, have you ever dealt with such chaos?")

(Dumbledore: "Before Harry appeared, Severus had not been so outrageous. And the biggest deduction was not from Severus, but from Minerva, the head of Gryffindor. She has always been the strictest with the students in her own college, and she always deducts too many points.")

"Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." Draco looked at the screen. "It's already the second movie. How many movies are there in this series?"

"Wait," Neville noticed something was wrong, "Harry lives in the room?"

("Poor, poor," Hagrid said when he saw Hedwig locked up. "Humph! Stupid Dursley.")

"Of course," Draco was not surprised at all. "Although Muggles have advanced technology, they are not as good as wizards after all. How dare they let Harry live in the utility room?"

(Harry smiled bitterly. In fact, this was still a utility room, a room where Dudley put his toys and sundries that he couldn't fit in.)

Rupert coughed. "In fact, Harry has lived in this room much earlier than you think. After receiving the admission letter and finding the description on the letter: 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey, the storage room under the stairs, the Dursleys thought they were being monitored, so they let Harry move to the room on the second floor."

Neville was puzzled, "Why did Harry say that no one contacted him? Did he trick the Dursley into agreeing to release Heiweide?"

Ron glanced at Draco and was about to say something when he heard Draco pointing at the screen and shouting, "Dobby?"

("What's wrong with this elf?" Sirius, who didn't know Dobby yet, was surprised and a little angry. "It dared to get on the wizard's bed and jump around so rudely? Lucius Malfoy, is this the upbringing of your family?")

(Lucius Malfoy, who is still in prison and watching his son through the live broadcast room: "Don't mention this traitor!")

"He's from your family?" Neville was surprised.

"Yes," Draco's blue eyes were full of confusion, "but how could it be?"

"Didn't your father tell you?" Ron snorted. "Your father gave Voldemort's diary to my sister, intending to release the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets to kill all Muggle-born wizards. Dobby learned the news, and in order to protect Harry from entering the school, he intercepted all the letters to him, making Harry mistakenly believe that no friends contacted him and he didn't want to go to school."

("Ahem, Lucius, your family's upbringing is really good." Sirius changed the subject, "Dobby, right? What a good elf.")

"What does it think?" Draco was speechless. "As long as Dumbledore is still here, Harry Potter will be able to go to school smoothly."

But he was more targeting his father.

Doing this to Dumbledore's loved one in school was simply insane.

It's as crazy as doing that in the World Cup.

It's just looking for trouble.

"Well." Draco saw Harry being locked up because of Dobby's prank. "That was a success. But Dumbledore will definitely take action. Look, isn't this a flying car? Ron Weasley?"

Ron looked very proud. "Yes, it was me. I found out that Harry hadn't replied to my letter, so I persuaded Fred and George to drive dad's car to pick Harry up."

("How beautiful!" exclaimed Mr. Weasley, who had never had the opportunity to actually fly a car.)

(In the laws he compiled, it is not illegal to use magic to modify Muggle items, as long as the modified function is not used, which means that as long as it is not used to fly, it is not illegal. This is a loophole he deliberately left.)

(Now, the law restricting the magicalization of technological items no longer exists, but he is just as valued by Dumbledore as himself in this world, so he has no time to pursue this hobby for the time being.)

"What a remarkable invention." Dumbledore saw a lot in it.

In his case, Lucius died early, the diary arrived at Hogwarts long ago, and the house-elf Dobby didn't find it.

Then he began to sigh again. There was almost no scene of the car flying, and the scene suddenly jumped to the Weasley house.

"What a shame! Isn't it exciting for Muggles to see cars flying in the sky?"

(Mr. Weasley nods in agreement.)

"Because we have a plane," said Rupert.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 388 [Movie Watch] The Different Weasley Family

The automatically scrubbed pot, the automatically knitted sweater with the Weasley members' dynamic portraits, the clock that can mark the members' positions, Mrs. Weasley who was gentle and kind to Harry, Ginny who ran upstairs when she saw Harry's eyes widened, and Mr. Weasley who just came home and was humorous and kind.

All these things just outline a wizard family full of magic, harmony and friendship.

Dumbledore wanted to take back what he had just said. This was much more interesting than cars flying in the sky.

He was very interested in the clock. He had been to the Burrow, and the hands of the clock in the Weasley family's house in his world were not so interesting.

But what touched him most was the family atmosphere.

Ron surprisingly didn't feel inferior at all, at least now, the sentence 'Although it's simple, it's a home' was really great.

After receiving the letter, Fred found out that the textbooks were very expensive. The precocious Fred pointed this out, but Molly, as a mother, did not put any pressure on her child. She just said lightly, "We'll find a way."

The atmosphere here is better than the Weasley family's in his world. It's not that they are bad, it's just that the one in this world is better.

He was extremely envious and wished he could have such a family.

This can be fatal for children from broken families.

Look, Neville and even Draco in his peripheral vision were instantly caught in the picture, as if they were looking into the Mirror of Erised.

(In fact, the live broadcast room has also become much quieter.)

(This touched many viewers.)

(This family seems to have all the advantages except poverty.)

(Draco forced to criticize, "This is Ginny? She is really mediocre, I mean in appearance.")

Draco took a deep breath and forced himself to find an excuse, "What's going on in your family? This owl is so old and you still use it to deliver letters."

Ron sensed the sourness in it, but he just snorted and ignored it.

Draco realized that he had been seen through, his lips trembled, and he did not continue to slander.

Now, they all choose to focus on the film.

Harry followed the Weasleys to Diagon Alley - via the Floo Network.

However, Harry arrived at the furnace door from the unknown due to slurred speech.

(Caractacus Burke: "My shop? Harry Potter was in my shop?")

(Borgin: "Yes, Burke, I didn't recognize him at the time. His face was covered with dust. The scar was also hidden.")

Because of my clingy hands, I was grabbed by a dry hand and couldn't move.

(Borgin and Burke's is an antique shop located at 13B Knockturn Alley and run by Borgin and Burke. But from its location, it can be seen that it is not a legitimate shop. Its business is almost all gray, and it displays and sells all kinds of dark magic or other dangerous items in the shop.)

(Like the opal necklace Rupert mentioned before, it is just a common commodity here.)

(Harry went right ahead.)

(Even Sirius, who thought Harry was brave and not reckless, was speechless after seeing this scene.)

Malfoy just happened to appear and looked in from the window, but he seemed to be blind and didn't see Harry. His attention was completely focused on the Dark Magic props.

Seeing Malfoy about to come in, Harry quickly hid in the cupboard.

"This is the Vanishing Cabinet," Rupert said. "In the sixth film, Half-Blood Prince, Draco used it to bring the Death Eaters to Hogwarts. This is actually related to Fred and George. They were the ones who put Montague into the Vanishing Cabinet, and then Montague discovered another connected Vanishing Cabinet in Borgin and Burke's—by sensing the movements in the shop."

(Montague was captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team.)

(Fred: “He definitely has.”)

(George: "Otherwise he wouldn't have recognized it like that.")

(The Death Eaters entering Hogwarts did not surprise the audience. Voldemort once possessed the back of the professor's head, so this was nothing.)

(As for Snape, he now desperately wants to dig a hole in the ground and bury himself. The Half-Blood Prince was his nickname during his middle school years.)

"The big cabinet on the second floor of the school that Filch treasured so much? All the things that disappeared in it went to Borgin and Burke's?" Draco was surprised.

"But, Harry?" Neville wondered.

Harry also entered, but he didn't sense any movement in Hogwarts.

(Mr. Weasley was also very curious, and he didn't even bother to laugh at Lucius Malfoy because he could only sell things.)

(Harry didn't care. His attention was more on the picture. Seeing Draco Malfoy touching things everywhere and being punished by his father, Harry felt much more balanced.)

(“That’s great. I didn’t notice that.”)

Dumbledore said, "I know this roughly. The vanishing cabinet in Borgin and Burke's is damaged. When you enter this cabinet, you cannot sense the movement of the other connected cabinet. But the intact one in the school is different."

"But, probably because of the difference between the two worlds, the Vanishing Cabinet in our world is damaged instead of the one in Hogwarts."

In the scene, Hagrid suddenly appears, rescues Harry, and meets Hermione.

Hermione repaired Harry's broken glasses.

The camera jumps to the Flourish and Blotts, where the Weasley family is reunited and Lockhart is signing books.

Unlike Borgin, Lockhart had eyes that could discover factors that could make him more famous, and even though Harry's face was dark and his iconic scar was covered, he still saw and recognized him at a glance, and pulled him together to take photos and give speeches.

(Sirius frowned, "Harry got lost and went to Knockturn Alley, but Molly just said fortunately he didn't run far and ended the story? Was it because of this Lockhart? Peacock?")

(Arthur Weasley: "Then.")

(He was busy talking to Hermione's parents about how airplanes fly and the mysteries of charging plugs.)

Rupert said, "By the way, you may find it a little strange why Mrs. Weasley didn't go to look for the missing Harry. But this is to shorten the time. In fact, the Weasley family is looking for Harry everywhere in Diagon Alley in the novel. They also went to Gringotts to show the poverty of the Weasley family."

"Hey, look at Hermione's expression." Ron complained. He didn't even listen to what Rupert said.

(Hermione was a little panicked, and quickly explained to Basil, "I was young and ignorant at that time, and was deceived by the stories in the book.")

Dumbledore was a little surprised. "How could Lucius Malfoy in your world be so bold as to touch Harry's scar and say that the one who left it was a legend? As far as I know, he has always claimed in public that he was brainwashed by the Imperius Curse."

"And why is Arthur so afraid of him? He did nothing when his family was insulted? From what I know about Arthur, he—"

(Arthur Weasley didn't know what to say. In their world, Lucius Malfoy was very powerful and had a good relationship with Fudge, while Dumbledore...)

(In order to cover the expenses of his family and avoid having his salary deducted, he had to endure it.)

Rupert continued, "He will fight Lucius Malfoy directly, right? That's also the case in the novel. This is because the narrative forms of the novel and the film are different. Director Columbus believes that the villain should be more like a villain. Not only does the dubbing and lighting need to be developed in this direction, but the script also needs to be modified accordingly."

"So Lucius Malfoy, who is more like a mortal enemy to Mr. Weasley and only has eyes for him and not even Harry, will be more powerful. Mr. Weasley, who should have thrown a punch for his family, can only refute verbally and his momentum is suppressed."

"Who wins, anyway?" Ron had only heard a fight between his father and Lucius Malfoy.

"It must be my dad," Draco said.

"Mr Weasley only had a broken lip, but Lucius Malfoy got a nasty blow to the eye and was pulled open like a chicken by Hagrid," said Rupert.

(Lucius Malfoy in Azkaban: "No way. No way!")

(How could a coward like Arthur Weasley dare to fight him? Even if he really fought against someone taller and stronger, he shouldn't have failed like this. It must have been Hagrid, the half-blood giant, who took sides.)

Ron's expression brightened visibly.

Even when he saw Harry almost fall off the flying car, the smile on his face did not fade.

Seeing Harry's entire body leaving the car, with only one hand held by Ron, Neville's face turned pale. "Was it so thrilling?"

The scene soon turned to night, and the flying car landed directly on the Whomping Willow. The two were almost crushed by the car and the people. After escaping, Harry and Ron and their luggage were left behind by the car, which drove towards the Forbidden Forest and disappeared into it.

(Mrs. Weasley thought her Howler was too kind; she had no idea that it nearly cost Harry and Ron their lives.)

(Voldemort began to wonder if Harry Potter could have tortured himself to death if he hadn't done anything at the beginning.)

Draco sighed, "It's a miracle that Potter is still alive today."

Dumbledore, "Is it because of the difference in narrative language between the novel and the film?"

Rupert nodded. "In fact, there was nothing thrilling in the novel, except for the collision with the Whomping Willow. But the Whomping Willow didn't even break the car's windshield. Also, it was Snape who caught Harry and Ron, not Filch. He had been waiting for Harry since he saw that he was not there."

"This is also to cut out unnecessary plot points, where Harry discovers Filch is a Squib."

The camera moves to the herbal medicine class, greenhouse.

All students changed into the same uniform as Professor Sprout's, but in a lighter, more off-white color.

Dumbledore sighed, "In your world, Herbology classes have special uniforms? Gryffindor and Slytherin take classes together? But what surprises me most is that Mr. Longbottom actually fainted because of the herbs?"

"It's his best subject. Not even Miss Granger can beat him."