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

Finally, Madison concluded: "I find that the directors of the Harry Potter movies seem to like to add more scenes to Hermione, making her seem to know everything and be the only one in the trio to answer questions."

Baqir: “Yes, yes, yes.”

Madison nodded with satisfaction and continued, "The movie also deleted some interesting Easter eggs."

"Ms. Gladys Gudgion, the fanatical fan mentioned by Lockhart himself, actually appeared in the fifth book. She still insisted on sending a letter every week to Lockhart, who had collapsed."

"The novel also mentions another Vanishing Cabinet at Hogwarts. It was broken by Peeves."

"What? I heard you say it seems that Hogwarts has it." Bagel became interested.

He knew how valuable the Vanishing Cabinet was.

The things you put into the vanishing cabinet don't really disappear.

Instead, go to another connected vanishing cabinet.

Some wizarding families use it as the only entrance and exit to ensure the safety of their home.

The Grangers had considered it.

But considering its high cost and the fact that the disappearing cabinet used as an exit was not very sturdy and could be easily destroyed, we gave up this option.

Facing Bajir's curiosity.

Madison answered, "Of course. This is all related to the death anniversary dinner of Nearly Headless Nick that was not filmed in the movie."

"Nick asked Peeves to break the Vanishing Cabinet in order to save Harry."

"Nick also took the opportunity to invite Harry and his friends to attend his death anniversary."

"Draco spent almost a semester repairing the Vanishing Cabinet in his sixth year. He used it to allow the Death Eaters to break into Hogwarts."

"By the way, there is another Vanishing Cabinet connected to it. It is in Borgin and Burke's shop in Knockturn Alley. It is the black box that Harry once hid in."

"In the sixth film, Half-Blood Prince, the Death Eaters got hold of it."

"I see." Basil stroked his chin, thinking that he would ask Riddle to look after Borgin and Burke when they returned to Hogwarts.

By the way, let me tell the boss that Gregory's World box is very useful.

"Then I'll continue." Madison coughed again, "I just said that the deathday dinner was deleted."

"The others were at Halloween dinner at that time."

"Harry ran into Mrs. Norris, who was petrified, after attending the Deathday dinner."

"It's normal to run into other professors and students who have also finished their Halloween dinner at this time."

"But in the movie, Harry finished his detention. You know, it was curfew at that time."

"As a result, all the teachers and students in the school went out for a night walk at the same time and ran into Harry and the petrified Mrs. Norris. It was really outrageous."

"By the way, History of Magic has also been deleted."

"So Hermione asked about the legend of the Chamber of Secrets in Transfiguration class. Not Professor Binns, but does that make sense?"

"With Professor McGonagall's personality, how could she agree to talk about topics unrelated to the course?"

Basil, who was being specially cared for by Professor McGonagall, raised his hand. "I think it's possible."

Madison laughed and shook her head, thinking that Baqir was joking.

She didn't care and continued, "After that, Hermione and the others suspected Malfoy. They planned to make Polyjuice Potion."

"In the movie, Hermione just randomly pulled out a book from the shelf and found the book 'Powerful Potions' which contained the formula for Polyjuice Potion. The raw materials were also briefly mentioned."

"But in fact—"

Basil raised his hand. "I know that, Professor Montgomery. It's in the restricted section. I saw the name of this book on the shelf in the restricted section."

Madison said unhappily, "Sweetheart, I'm not in the mood to play teacher-student games right now. You know my cheeks are sore because of you."

"'Powerful Potion' is in the restricted section. It must be signed by a teacher."

"So Harry and Hermione targeted Lockhart."

"This is very interesting. Harry dedicated himself to this and has been performing the play with Lockhart. Hermione also used sweet words to get Lockhart's autograph."

"But the movie was not made. It was all omitted."

"I've always thought Harry Potter would be better as a TV series."

Madison became even more resentful.

"The raw materials for the Polyjuice Potion were stolen by Harry and his friends from Snape's office. This is also a foreshadowing."

"In the fourth part, Snape suspected Harry again because he found that the skin of the African tree snake and the horn of the two-horned beast had been stolen. In the end, he found out that it was actually Crouch Jr. pretending to be Moody."

"Next up is the Quidditch match."

"In the movie, the rainy day was changed to sunny, and the details of the Weasley twins' concern for Harry, the solidarity of the Gryffindor team, and Wood's desire to win were deleted. I am not interested in small sports on brooms in the first place."

"But the movie added more scenes for Hermione, and in the end it was Hermione who blew up the Bludger."

"But it was Dobby who stopped interfering with the Bludger when he saw Harry fall to the ground and the game was over."

"It's even funnier now. Dobby in the novel felt very guilty about Harry being hospitalized, and he cried about it."

"The movie was changed again, and it showed Dobby waving gleefully at Harry."

"You know, in the novel, Harry really wanted to strangle Dobby to death after he knew the whole story. It was only when he saw Dobby's pitiful appearance that he gave up the intention to kill him."

"If it was Dobby from the movie, he would have been strangled to death by Harry."

"Next, we need to boil the medicine."

"In the novel, Hermione was very cautious. Although it was in an abandoned bathroom, she was still in a small cubicle with a waterproof flame in the toilet and the cauldron was placed on the toilet seat to boil."

"In the movie, Hermione actually started working on the bathroom floor."

Baqir: “Yes, it’s too imprecise.”

Madison nodded approvingly, "And then there's the back. Didn't the school organize a dueling club? In fact, during the actual training, the students were first allowed to practice in teams. That's when Hermione got the chance to pull the cat-studded hair from Millicent Bulstrode. She eventually became a cat girl."

"But the movie skipped all of that and moved on to the duel between Harry and Draco."

"The magic that Draco used to conjure up a black snake was actually taught to Malfoy by the unethical Snape, who wanted to make Harry, who looked like James Potter, look bad."

"Of course, because of this snake, Harry revealed his Parseltongue."

"So everyone thinks he's the Heir of Slytherin."

"But in the novel, when Harry heard people slandering him, he deliberately appeared from behind the slanderers and scared them."

"But in the movie, it just slid away in frustration. It didn't reflect Harry's Gryffindor side at all."

"Next up, one of his detractors, Justin Finch-Fletchley, just happened to be petrified."

"In the novel, it was actually Peeves who was shouting. The Hufflepuffs who slandered him turned pale. It gave Harry the feeling of a villain who was caught doing something bad."

"But it looked very cool. As for the movie, it was just Filch calling Professor McGonagall, which was mediocre."

"After that, it's pretty much the same as the novel. I just left out some unimportant details and plot points. For example, the Christmas present Harry received, and how different hair colors and textures would be different if Polyjuice Potion was added to them."

"But there are some interesting details. In the Slytherin common room, Malfoy showed Harry and Ron, who looked like Crabbe and Goyle, the daily version of The Prophet, mocking Mr. Weasley, and also mentioned for the first time that the Malfoy family's secret room was under the living room floor."

"That's where Harry, Luna, Ollivander and the others were imprisoned in the seventh film."

("That's where Narcissa pledged her loyalty to me," Basil thought.)

"Also, Harry was too careless because of the movie."

"In the novel, on Valentine's Day, he broke the ink bottle while trying to avoid the pursuit of the love dwarf hired by Lockhart. When he found that the diary absorbed the ink, he discovered the secret of the diary."

"And in the movie, Harry just wrote 'my name is Harry Potter' on it."

"You are so brave. You dare to touch any book."

"Especially the dangerous books Ron just mentioned that have been confiscated by the Ministry. He gave examples: one that will burn your eyes out; anyone who reads a book called 'Wizard's Sonnets' will be able to speak in limericks for the rest of their lives; and an old wizard in Bath has a book that you can never put down! You'll bury your face in it wherever you go, and you'll have to learn to do everything with one hand."

"It wasn't Harry who took the initiative to ask Riddle questions. It was Riddle who seduced Harry with his superb rhetoric, which aroused Harry's curiosity and made Harry voluntarily enter his memory, and then believed that Hagrid was the culprit."

"The changes made to the film have greatly reduced the charm of the young Voldemort."

"Later, the movie deleted the content of course selection. Hermione chose all the courses. This was originally a foreshadowing for the time turner in the third part."

"In the novel, the diary was stolen. Ginny clearly just made a mess in her bedroom."

"And in the movie it was all sabotage, with pillows cut up and Ginny acting like a mad woman."

"What else?" Bagir gradually found pleasure in complaining.

"And?" Madison had almost vented her anger. But Basil asked her to do so, so she could only rack her brains.

"The part about Malfoy flattering Snape and saying he wanted to make Snape the headmaster was deleted later."

"After learning what happened to Hermione, those Hufflepuffs apologized to Harry. Because they thought that even if Harry was the heir, he would not do anything to Hermione. Obviously Harry was innocent."

"And Ron's concerns about the Forbidden Forest. In the novels, this is his first time going there. In the first book, it was actually Neville who went to the Forbidden Forest with Harry, not Ron."

"Deleted Aragog's statement that it was Hagrid who found him a female spider as a wife, which was why he had so many children."

"In the novel, it was Harry who quickly used Expelliarmus to disarm Lockhart's wand and threw it out the window."

"That's why Lockhart used Ron's broken wand later, causing him to be hit by his own Oblivion Charm."

"But the movie turned it into Harry and Ron pointing their wands at Lockhart and Lockhart surrendered."

"It both weakens Harry and makes it boring."

"In the novel, Harry stuffed the diary into the sock, not the sock that Harry stuffed into the diary in the movie."

"What else?" Bagir's eyes were bright.

Madison: “.”

"Please spare me. It's gone. I can't think of anything else."

In the end, Bagel let Madison go.

After he checked the location of the Horcrux from her, he let her go.

Because there is still plenty of time later.

Moreover, he also needed to check what talent he had awakened.

Under the influx of strange emotional power everywhere.

"Huh? No change?" Bagir frowned.

But then, he noticed that behind the [Red Dragon Blood] talent, there was an additional magnifying glass icon.

After clicking it, a line of text appeared in his eyes.

[Note: This talent is affected by emotional power, unknown alien sacred magic, and the source of negative emotions. ]

[When in the dragon blood ignition state, your skin can resist spells with less than 5 points of damage, HP increases by 30, immune to fire and alien magic damage below 100 points, fire and alien magic damage is reduced by 50%]

[Consume an additional 300 points of extraordinary energy to transform into the form of a "Good and Evil Dragon"]

[〖Good and Evil Dragon〗: Transformed into a 66.6-foot-long red dragon with a horn crown on its head]

[Fire Damage: 300]

【HP: 500】

[Note: The HP bonus of the echo "Fenrir Wolf" can be added together]

[Movement speed: fast]

[Evil Scale Armor (Full Body): Ignores damage below 100 points, can absorb surrounding fear and automatically repair itself]

[Note: This scale armor is also a conceptual existence, so parts that are not covered by scales, such as the eyes, also have the same defense.]

[Crown of Goodness (Dragon Horn): Gives 100 and 50 damage bonus to yourself and friendly forces respectively]

[Note: This was created by the sacred alien magic power gathered by the King of the Good in the fairy tale world]

Obviously, the alien magic refers to the emotional power of this world - the magic that fairy tale magicians talk about.

Compared to the one in Harry's world, it's more like a blue bar.

An outburst of emotion will lead to a surge in this magic.

Like Sophie, her emotional strength is already 23.

This is unimaginable in Harry's world.