The Viewing Comes to a Temporary End

("Not entirely," Dumbledore said. "It's just mixed with cat hair.")

("If it were truly all cat hair, the aftereffects wouldn't be so mild.")

("This could very well lead to even more terrible consequences.")

"Huh?" Ron rubbed his eyes, wanting to take a closer look, but the scene had already played out where Crabbe and Goyle, those two idiots, took the cake containing Sleeping Draught floating in the air without any suspicion and began to eat it with relish.

(Hermione was speechless—to Ron's reaction, "I'm not blind, I can still tell the difference between hair and cat fur.")

Draco lowered his head, unable to bear looking at him.

For the first time, he directly experienced how stupid the two of them were.

These two cakes not only floated in mid-air, but their location was also highly suspicious.

Furthermore, the two of them already had a bunch of cakes in their hands, so they didn't need any more.

In the Pensieve.

Harry and Ron, having obtained Crabbe and Goyle's hair, went to the girls' restroom on the third floor.

Hermione sat casually on the ground, brewing the potion.

"What is this?" Ron looked at the clothes folded up on the ground.

"Slytherin robes," Hermione said casually, "I stole them from the laundry room."

(Professor McGonagall felt incredibly alienated from her students; Hermione, whom she considered the most obedient, was so audacious.)

Honest Neville was utterly puzzled. "Aren't you afraid of being discovered if you just boil it right here?"

Rupert said, "Actually, in the novel, it's in a bathroom cubicle, where they use a flame that can burn in water to boil things on the toilet."

Neville looked at Ron, Ron explained, "I don't know what the novel is about, but nobody wants to come here—because of Moaning Myrtle."

Draco suddenly turned pale. "You guys are idiots."

"What?" Ron was about to get angry, but he noticed that Draco's expression was off.

"This is the third-floor washroom!" Draco said. "The entrance to the Chamber of Chamber of Secrets is also here. If Ginny, controlled by Voldemort's Diary, poisons your Potions, you're all dead! This is the closest Harry Potter has ever come to death!"

(Riddle: "I did think about it, but I felt it wasn't necessary. At that time, I really wanted to talk to the boy who killed the main character in person.")

(Hermione snuggled into Basil's arms.)

(Harry was speechless; he had never thought of it that way.)

(Snape was furious; his most treasured possession, Lily's, belongings had almost disappeared, hidden away in a corner he didn't know about.)

Ron fell silent.

Dumbledore wasn't in the mood to ask why the Polyjuice Potion in the movie world couldn't even mimic a voice. Normally, the Polyjuice Potion's disguise is very thorough; every part of the body becomes identical to the person who provided the ingredients, including the voice.

Although this is not his world, this scene could have happened in his world even without Basil.

In the scene, Krysley and Got, who were about to revert to their original forms, encountered their true forms— Crabbe and Goyle.

Eight eyes met, four faces were completely bewildered.

Harry and Ron ran back to the bathroom.

Limited-time offer: Hermione with a cat face appears before the two.

("Don't look!" Hermione cried out, burying Basil's face in her chest.)

(Forgot that the live stream exists in everyone's mind; even blind people can watch it.)

"You've grown a tail?" Ron grinned, accompanied by Moaning Myrtle's gloating laughter.

The scene changes.

It seems like several days have passed.

"Have you spoken to Hermione?" Ron asked.

"She should be able to be discharged in a few days," Harry paused, "After she stops coughing up hairballs."

Then, the two discovered that the third-floor corridor was flooded.

The two believed that Moaning Myrtle had flooded the bathroom.

From Moaning Myrtle, they learned that someone had thrown something at her.

Harry: Voldemort 'Horcrux Diary obtained!

The two hurried to find their external brain, Hermione, with their Diary.

Hermione read the name from the Diary — Tom Marvolo Riddle.

Ron recalled seeing that name on the trophy when he was in confinement.

The Special Award for Services to the School 50 years ago.

(Seamus, who happened to be passing by the Trophy Room, quickly walked in and exclaimed, "Hey! The trophy is still here!")

(Hagrid: ".?")

(Riddle exclaims in surprise, "They all know who I am, they know the truth, and yet I still have my trophy?")

(Dumbledore: "Sorry, I forgot, I'll melt it down and make Sickles right away.")

Upon seeing his own message, Dumbledore also remembered that Voldemort's trophy hadn't been melted down yet. "Ours is gold; we can make Galleons."

In the Pensieve.

Based on the information they gleaned from Draco, Harry, Draco, and Draco concluded that Tom Riddle must know about this.

It's even possible that he prevented the Chamber of Secrets from opening, keeping it closed and quiet until now.

This discarded notebook must contain some secret about this place.

So Harry began studying the notebook in his hand until late at night.

(Rowena Ravenclaw: "Helena!")

(She immediately noticed that the ghostly woman 'sitting' next to Harry reading a book was her daughter.)

"You don't mind, do you?" Harry asked the female ghost.

Mind.

The disturbed female ghost closed her book, passed through the wooden table, and disappeared from the scene.

(Ravenclaw: You evil little Potter brat, I'll teach you a lesson you won't forget—)

After the female ghost disappeared.

Harry tried writing something in the Diary and then discovered Diary secrets.

The Diary began to talk to him.

Harry immediately began asking questions about the Chamber of Secrets of Secrets.

"No, but I can take you there," the Diary replied. "Let me take you back 50 years."

The Diary flipped out of thin air, and the date appeared in the upper right corner of the blank pages—June 13th.

The Diary began to glow, Harry vanished from the spot.

Dumbledore shocked. "You can do that?"

He had assumed it would be like the Pensieve, where consciousness enters, but judging from the scene of Harry's disappearance, Harry was clearly captured into the book.

Harry followed Riddle and learned that Hagrid might have been the one to release the Chamber of Secrets monster.

And I learned a spell: [Spiders, begone!]

Harry told Hermione, who had recovered, and Ron.

Ron's complaint was overheard by Hagrid.

But none of the three said anything.

Ron shrugged. "We were so stupid back then. If we had just told Hagrid, we might have known that Tom was Voldemort."

The three were called back to their dormitory by a panicked Neville.

Draco frowned at the mess inside. "Ron, your sister did this, didn't she? Was she really just looking for her Diary?"

Lanterns were lit, picture frames were smashed, books were torn to shreds, and even the cotton pillows on the bed were covered in feathers.

"How did you come to the conclusion that 'whoever it is must be looking for something'? If it were me, I would definitely think that someone is trying to cause trouble."

(Ginny: "I'm sorry, Harry. I was too anxious and lost my mind. I don't want anyone to know that I'm involved in the Chamber of Secrets of Secrets.")

Harry discovers that Riddle's Diary has disappeared.

But life must go on.

But just as the new Quidditch Match was about to begin, Professor McGonagall announced its cancellation.

Let Harry and Ron go with her.

Upon arriving at the Hospital Wing, Hermione, petrified, lay on a bed, along with a mirror.

Professor McGonagall came to the lounge and announced that students must be back in the lounge by 6 p. m. every night, and that a professor must escort them to class. She also announced that the school might close if the culprit was not caught.

The camera first focuses on a nervous Ginny.

(Roan was heartbroken for his sister in this other world, "Foolish Ginny, if you had just told the teacher, everything would have been over!")

(Harry explained, "That was Voldemort. He definitely implied and exaggerated the punishment Ginny would receive if the teacher found out Ginny. Ginny was only in first year then, still a child.")

Harry finally made up his mind to find Hagrid and asked him the truth, so he took out the Invisibility Cloak.

But they had just Hagrid's cabin.

Then Fudge came to arrest Hagrid.

Then Lucius Malfoy entered, carrying Dumbledore's suspension letter signed by 12 directors.

"How ugly, Albus," Grindelwald scoffed. "If it were me, I'd give him the Cruciatus Curse."

Before Hagrid left, he left a message for the invisible Harry and Ron: follow the spider and feed Tooth.

(Ha! Hagrid stroked his beard, seeing the two of them actually following the spider toward the Forbidden Forest. "It must be Aragog; he helped Harry and the others!")

(The Summoning Card within him glowed, and Aragog, who had shrunk and returned to his youth, appeared in his arms.)

(Aragog: "Hagrid, things are not as you wished, my descendants.")

Harry and Ron discovered the Flying Ford Anglia.

The car also discovered its owner's descendant— Ron.

"Thank goodness we have it," Ron exclaimed. "Without it, we probably would have died at the hands of those spiders."

Ignoring the car, the two followed the spider to Aragog Acromantula.

Aragog told Harry and the others everything, except the true form of the monster.

Ron noticed that spiders had swarmed around him.

Harry was about to leave.

Aragog: "Leave? I don't think so. My children obey my orders and won't harm Hagrid, but I can't stop them from enjoying fresh human flesh that's willingly delivered to their doorstep."

(Hagrid: "Aragog?!?!")

(Aragog: "I'm too old; my descendants don't really obey me anymore.")

Just in time, a car drove up and saved Ron.

Harry managed to get on the bus thanks to the spell young Voldemort used—[Spiders Begone].

Ultimately, the two escaped the Forbidden Forest using a flying car.

"Follow the spider, follow the spider!" Ron clenched his fist, still furious, and complained to Harry, "I'll kill Hagrid as soon as he gets out of Azkaban!"

(Hagrid shrank back.)

Harry and Ron learned that Hagrid was innocent.

The two then went to Hermione's bedside.

Harry found the note in Hermione's hand and learned the monster's true form— the Basilisk.

He was all smiles, seemingly already reveling in clearing Hagrid and bringing Dumbledore back to school.

But there was no time left for him to continue being happy.

An announcement was broadcast from inside the castle.

Harry and Ron learned that Ginny had been captured and taken to the Chamber of Secrets.

Harry and Ron quickly followed the clues to Lockhart.

But I unexpectedly learned from him that he was a good-for-nothing who relied entirely on the Memory Charm.

Lockhart was about to erase Harry's memories when he discovered that Harry and Ron had already pointed their wands at him.

("What a disgrace," Snape scoffed. "To appoint someone like that as the Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.")

Harry, Meyer, and I arrived at Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom.

From Moaning Myrtle's words, we learned exactly how she died and the possible entrance to the Chamber of Secrets.

Harry located the entrance by the snake-shaped pattern on the faucet.

After entering the Chamber of Secrets.

Lockhart is preparing to betray them.

But he forgot that he had stolen Ron's wand.

After the magic backlash, Lockhart lost his memory, and he and Ron were separated on the other side of the road.

Harry had no choice but to go on alone.

Tom Riddle, now in physical form, appears and takes Harry's wand while Harry is stroking Ginny.

Riddle told Harry everything.

With the help of the phoenix and the Sorting Hat it brought, Harry defeated the Basilisk and the teenage Voldemort with his Holly Wand.

("Only a true Gryffindor can pull the Sword of Gryffindor from the hat!")

("Isn't Riddle very powerful? If he casts a spell—")

("Perhaps he hasn't fully resurrected yet and can only rely on the Basilisk?")

("That's true, if she were fully resurrected, Ginny would be dead.")

("Why did he remind Harry that the Basilisk was blind? I feel like if he were mute, Harry would definitely be dead.")

("I've discovered one of the Basilisk's weaknesses: it relies on its eyes to track its prey.")

("Ordinary snakes rely on heat sensing, while so-called snake kings rely solely on their eyes and hearing.")

("He already had the flair of a first-grader jumping onto Troll's back. I feel like Harry Potter is so skilled with a sword, killing the Basilisk with a single blow at the crucial moment.")

("Upstairs, don't forget that Harry also stabbed the Diary.")

(Godric Gryffindor: "Because he belongs to Gryffindor, and a true Gryffindor wizard should have Sword: One staff in the other.")

(.)

(Riddle was speechless as he looked at the comments in the live stream.)

(He was completely unable to use magic at that time, which is why he first took Harry's wand.)

Ginny woke up after her Diary was pierced.

The Phoenix Tears healed Harry from his poisoning and helped them escape the Chamber of Secrets.

Ron's eyes were filled with memories. "It was amazing back then. Just like Lockhart said, it felt like we were really flying."

The scene shifts to the Headmaster's Office, where Harry and Ron tell Dumbledore everything.

Instead of being punished, the two were awarded a special contribution award.

Have Ron personally deliver the letter ordering Hagrid's release to an owl for mailing.

Dumbledore began to talk to Harry.

Looking at the Sword of Gryffindor, Harry finally felt relieved—he regretted the Sorting Hat's recommendation for Slytherin.

Then, Lucius Malfoy burst in with Dobby.

Malfoy was initially arrogant, but when he heard Dumbledore say that the murderer was Voldemort, he realized that he had done something very stupid.

He stormed out of the office, kicking Dobby as he went, and then, not content with just that, he struck him with his cane.

Seeing this, Harry thought of a way to rescue Dobby.

He used the Diary with his smelly socks clipped to it.

Dobby 'obtaining' of clothes.

Lucius Malfoy spit out a drooling sound as he drew his wand outside the Headmaster's Office. "Avada— "

However, before he could finish his spell, he was knocked away by Dobby.

(Fudge, who had remained silent throughout the Azkaban: "That's enough to get him into Azkaban! If I had let him in earlier, I wouldn't have...")

(Umbridge: "You idiot, even if you caught him beforehand, you wouldn't escape!")

Dumbledore was at a loss for words; this world's Lucius Malfoy was just too brave.

Who gave him the courage?

Voldemort?

In the scene, Malfoy could only leave behind a verbal curse before turning away without looking back.

The movie has ended.

"Next up is the third part." Ron Fly rubbed his hands together.

Dumbledore shook his head. "Mr. Weasley, I'm afraid we'll have to reschedule."

The images in the Pensieve stopped playing and returned to normal.

"It's already dinnertime. You and Mr. Glint should return to the Burrow."