Watching Draco Burst into Laughter

Subsequently, the Dursley, especially the Dursley, showed a strong determination to keep Harry away from magic in front of Hagrid.

He stood in front of his wife and raised his hunting rifle.

(After the earlier build-up, some viewers thought his double chin, which trembled because Hagrid had bent the gun barrel, was much cuter.)

Hagrid introduced the cake he had made especially for Harry, sat down familiarly, and lit the fireplace with his umbrella.

("How thoughtful!" Sirius choked up, knowing Hagrid's fondness for dangerous Fantastic Beasts, and wanted to buy him a dragon right away.)

He then introduced himself, telling Harry about the Wizarding World and that he was a wizard.

This undoubtedly enraged Dursley.

He mustered his courage and dragged his obese body to Hagrid. "Let me tell you, he won't go. The day we took him in, we swore we'd never touch that trash again."

"Trash?" Draco was speechless. "We're wizards, aren't we? We know magic!"

(In Azkaban, some Death Eater began clamoring that if they could get out, they would kill this fat pig as a sacrifice.)

(Some proactive viewers even started writing letters to apply for wizarding opportunities for the Dursley.)

Faced with Harry's questioning, Petunia forgot her fear.

Although she spoke ill of magic and her sister, her eyes were filled with tears. When she said "she's a freak," it seemed as if she was also hurting herself. Only when she said "Potter" was there any hatred left.

(Snape was initially angry, but then his brow relaxed when he heard 'Potter'.)

Harry was utterly shocked and asked why he said his parents died in a car accident.

Hagrid began to get angry, taking it as an insult and slander. How could such a brilliant wizard like them die in a car accident?

Dudley has already secretly taken the cake.

Rupert explained, "He was hungry for a long time. It's mentioned in the novel that they each had a bag of chips and four bananas."

"Everyone?" Ron asked in surprise. "Harry too? I thought they would let Harry go hungry."

(Harry said with a calm smile, "They never let me eat my fill, but they never let me go hungry either.")

In the scene, Dursley says the worst thing he could have said: in front of Hagrid, he calls Dumbledore an old madman and an old fool.

("Oh no!" Hermione closed her eyes in frustration; she finally understood why Dudley had been...)

Hagrid noticed Dudley's movement and pointed his wand at Dudley, Dudley to grow a pig's tail.

Dumbledore frowned, not because of Hagrid's behavior, but because of the director's visual language; Dudley's movements while stealing the cake looked too much like a pig.

("Well done!" Sirius pumped his fist. "I'll place an order for a Dragon, a Fire Dragon, Norwegian Ridgeback right now.")

("This is absurd! This is Human Transfiguration!" Professor McGonagall was somewhat angry. The most significant aspect of Human Transfiguration is that it causes permanent aftereffects. If a person were to turn into a pig, the magic's effectiveness would disappear over time.)

(However, this is a partial Transfiguration, Transfiguration effect will remain stable as long as the Transfiguration person's life system persists. Therefore, the pig tail on this child's buttocks will likely require surgery to remove unless a restoration Restoration Charm is cast on it.)

Hagrid then took Harry away from the cabin.

The scene shifts to a bus where Harry takes out a letter and reads aloud the supplies needed for starting school, while also asking some questions about the wizarding world.

Hagrid answered Harry's questions without restraint and even winked at the lady who had noticed their conversation.

On the way from the car to the Leaky Cauldron, Harry continued to loudly recite the names of magical items that clearly shouldn't exist in the Muggle World.

Dumbledore felt this was somewhat unrealistic, perhaps due to the director's fault. Hagrid didn't immediately take Harry away; instead, after things calmed down the next day, Hagrid was indeed a bit careless. He might have carelessly pointed at things he was curious about and asked questions, revealing some information about the magical world.

But Hagrid wouldn't be so obvious; he would try not to expose himself, but his carelessness would give him away.

Instead of seemingly deliberately exposing themselves.

Perhaps it's because of the differences between the two worlds?

(This is indeed a difference between two worlds.)

(Hagrid chuckled, "These Muggle, I mean, this movie is really good. That's what I thought.")

(Even from a third-person perspective, he still didn't notice anything wrong.)

The scene has now moved to Gringotts.

Ron asked curiously, "You don't have Goblin in your world, do you? Are these also special effects?"

Rupert nodded and then shook his head. "We found some dwarfs and did some special effects makeup on them."

Ron blurted out, "Oh, Muggle of Professor Flitwick's height, right?"

(Flitwick: ".")

(Some viewers were more focused on the item Dumbledore had asked Hagrid to retrieve.)

(It can't be the Philosopher's Stone, can it?)

The vault was opened, and a small mountain of Galleons appeared, as tall as 11-year-old Harry.

"How can there be so little?" Dumbledore surprise.

"Small?" Ron was surprised, knowing Harry was rich but not this rich.

"Is that too little?" Draco rubbed his ears.

(Sirius raised an eyebrow. This amount of money wasn't a lot, but it wasn't a small amount either.)

(Harry lifted his ear, wondering how wealthy his counterpart in the other world was.)

"The mountain of Galleons in the Potter family's vault isn't this short; it should reach the ceiling. And it's not just Galleons; there are also silver bars and Knuts of equal height," Dumbledore said.

Ron's eyes seemed to have turned into the shape of Galleons. "Silver bars? Not Sickles."

Neville, who had been silent until now, spoke up, "I know that. Sickles contain very little silver and are not worth storing. It's more worthwhile to exchange them for Galleons or Knuts of equal value; silver is more economical."

"How could you—" Ron hadn't finished speaking when Draco raised an eyebrow, "Isn't this common sense?"

For the first time, Ron felt the gap that poverty brought about, a gap that went deep into his bones.

(Most viewers' attention was drawn to the block-shaped object wrapped in oil paper that appeared later in the shot.)

(A thought flashed through my mind: Could this really be the Philosopher's Stone?)

The scene has now shifted to the Diagon Alley.

Rupert felt a great fondness for Ron, who looked exactly like him, and quickly changed the subject, "In the novel, Harry will meet Draco at Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions next."

Although he wasn't with Harry at the time, Dumbledore, who secretly knew everything Harry was doing, nodded and said, "Perhaps this is the world of the novels you've been talking about."

Ron immediately perked up and said with a hint of pity, "I'm so pathetic in this world. The first wizard Harry met at the same age wasn't him, but Malfoy."

Dumbledore frowned, his Southgate radar activated. He felt something was off about the tone; it sounded so much like the conversation between him and Gellert.

Draco shrugged. "No wonder Harry Potter and I are friends in this world. Maybe that's why."

Rupert was very surprised. "In the novels Draco and Harry are not friends. Their relationship is worse than in the movies, and Draco Malfoy is a much worse person."

("It seems this world isn't Novel World either," some viewers concluded.)

The scene has now shifted to Ollivander's Wand Shop.

Hagrid let Harry go into the wand shop alone while he went to take care of other things.

Dumbledore noticed something different. In his memory, Hagrid had gone into the wand shop with Harry. When Hagrid went to run errands, it must have been Harry went to Madam Malkin's shop.

Unlike Dumbledore, the others were more concerned with Ollivander's statement that Voldemort's wand and Harry's wand were brothers, both having cores from the same phoenix.

"Harry really is the Chosen One." Ron said with pride, as if he were the one who possessed the Voldemort brothers' wand.

Hagrid appears in the scene just in time with his owl Hedwig, taps on the window, and says "Happy Birthday."

(Some viewers who felt Ron's tone was a bit off were distracted.)

(Ginny didn't overlook this, but she just snorted; compared to Roan, it was a minor issue.)

The scene shifts to King's Cross Station.

Hagrid handed Harry the train ticket.

(Most viewers were still immersed in the stories Hagrid had told Harry about Voldemort's rampage.)

(However, a small number of viewers still noticed something was wrong.)

("Wait, Hagrid didn't tell Harry how to get to Platform 9 3/4, did he?")

"Hagrid didn't tell Harry how to get into Platform 9 3/4, did he?" Draco noticed this.

For some reason, Ron felt a pang of sadness. "Maybe Hagrid did it on purpose. He wanted Harry to discover the platform himself. To satisfy... well... to satisfy Harry's desire for exploration."

In the scene, Harry, who discovers Hagrid's sudden disappearance and helplessly searches for help everywhere, delivers a heavy blow to Ron.

If Harry hadn't overheard Mrs. Weasley's sudden remark containing the word 'Muggle,' he probably would have missed the train.

"That's me!" Ron shouted, pointing to the red-haired boy in a dark green coat who was facing away from Harry.

"Ahem," Rupert said, "That was actually me. It was me playing you."

Ron ignored Rupert; he was just trying to ease the awkwardness.

("You're so cute." Harry looked at the scene again, his eyes only on Ginny, who was being hugged by Mrs. Weasley, wearing a sweater and a little skirt.)

(Ginny blushed.)

Dumbledore's eyes trembled. He didn't want to comment on other people's appearances; he was only slightly concerned about the girls around his sister's boyfriend Basil. But it was this slight concern that made him begin to have doubts.

This little girl is truly someone even he has to admit is someone who can rival his sister in looks.

Ginny Weasley?

In the scene, Harry and Ron enter a carriage.

Hermione suddenly appeared and asked if she had seen Neville's Toad.

"Trevor!" Neville realized belatedly that he hadn't taken Trevor with him when he traveled through the world.

(Hannah mustered her courage and said in the live stream, "Neville, don't worry, Trevor is with me.")

("Hannah Abbott," Alice Lumbaton smiled. "I wonder what her relationship is with our Neville.")

(Fred Lumbaton wanted to ask, but as a father, he simply coughed and looked at his mother, who seemed to know something.)

(Augusta Lumbaton said, "She is Hannah, and in the Starry World, she and Neville got together and became husband and wife.")

Neville blushed when he saw Hannah's message.

Rupert's eyes were glazed over. "She's Emma Hermione, and she and Ron ended up together. But in reality..."

Emma is now, and he doesn't know how to comment.

So much so that he didn't even mention that Emma initially liked Tom, the actor who played Draco.

"Hermione?" Ron nearly lost his balance, grabbing Neville's arm as he addressed his girlfriend, who should be in front of the live stream, and Basil, "This is impossible! I only love you Lavender."

(Lavender boldly responded in the live broadcast, "I believe in you, little Ronaldo—Ronaldo—")

(Mrs. Weasley's eyes lit up with a kind smile. "This little girl.")

The news of Hermione and Ron being together made Dumbledore overlook the fact that Hermione didn't have buck teeth.

"As far as I know, Hermione should be with (deep breath) Basil."

Neville looked up. "But he's not yours—could it be—(that this Basil is also a womanizer?)"

Dumbledore nodded, instantly understanding Neville's unspoken thoughts, hidden in parentheses.

"Who is Basil?" Rupert asked, puzzled. "There's no such person in the movies or novels."

"Lavender is indeed Ron's girlfriend. Jesse, I mean Jesse Caff, I even auditioned the actress who played Lavender, but in the movie, Ron dumps her. Because Ron only uses her to prove that he can also have girls."

"To spite Hermione."

"In the end, her fate was also unfortunate; she died in the Battle of Hogwarts, bitten to death by the Werewolf Greyback."

"Of course, this is in a movie."

(No one believed Rupert's words. Anyone who had seen Basil's face knew that any girl who had been with him would never be interested in any other boy.)

(So, upon hearing of his tragic end, Lavender simply smiled and didn't care anymore.)

"It's just like a movie; it doesn't reflect reality at all," Ron chuckled.

"That's possible," Neville said. "The Basil family moved to Brazil and he studied in Castelobruxo. If he hadn't come back to watch the World Cup and become an exchange student, we probably would never have known him."

(Hermione shook her head vigorously, "Impossible, absolutely impossible!")

Dumbledore suddenly became serious. "It is indeed possible. The Granger family in our world (Rupert: 'His last name is Granger?') did not move to Brazil. Basil's parents were killed by Death Eater. He himself was targeted by Greyback, sent by Lucius Malfoy."

"If it weren't for good luck, he probably would have been killed by Greyback long ago."

(Phoebe frowned. She was now filled with regret. For some reason, Greyback and his men had become undead and 'accidentally' disappeared from St Mungo's's. If he were still alive, she could torture him at will.)

"My dad? Bah! Is Lucius Malfoy in this world really that bad?" Knowing Phoebe's attitude towards Basil and that Basil was Cosmic Knight Draco, with his light-speed cut, displayed the demeanor of a proper Malfoy. "Hmm, he deserved to die!"