Watching Voldemort's Portrait

Rupert answered this question by saying, "Lupin's claim is that Harry has more painful memories than the average person, but in fact, the novel version of Harry is more emotionally stable and has a stronger will. Even if he recalls these memories, it is unlikely that he would faint."

"I think it might be because of the fragment of Voldemort's Soul Fragment residing in his forehead."

Harry touched his forehead.

Although he learned everything from the short Draco, he still found it hard to accept his identity as Horcrux.

Fortunately, Voldemort is completely dead!

Harry suddenly realized a possibility. "Voldemort died because he went to another world and lost contact with the Horcrux. If—I mean, if—the portal between the two worlds opens tomorrow, will he—"

(Voldemort: "That's impossible. Harry Potter from another world—perhaps I wasn't clear enough—I completely devoured the Voldemort of your world; he has become a part of me. That's why I can control the wondrous and elusive magic of wizards in your world.")

The live stream projected by Neville showed Voldemort's comments, which refuted Harry's guess.

Dumbledore added, "Indeed, in fact you are now the [main soul], Voldemort's Horcrux are now yours."

(Voldemort's face twisted in pain. Having inherited the complete memories of his other self, he felt a strong connection to the situation. It seemed that all the Horcrux he painstakingly created by killing, arson, and dismantling souls had ended up benefiting Harry Potter.)

(This feeling was even more intense than letting Bellatrix, with whom he had been intimate, marry Rodolphus Lestrange.)

"Can we pause for a moment?" the movie Ron suddenly said. "Let's go back to the scene where we say the password 'Good luck'."

This time, Dumbledore did not draw his wand, and the image projected in mid-air by the Pensieve automatically returned.

"Look at the bottom right corner."

"Tom?" Dumbledore realized the blind spot.

Although this was different from the Voldemort he knew, it was exactly the same as the one in the movies.

(Voldemort: "Is this me?")

"Voldemort's portrait is at Hogwarts, in the Gryffindor Tower!" Ron the novelist exclaimed. "Your world has gone mad!"

(Dumbledore pops in. "There is no portrait of Tom in Gryffindor Tower. It belongs to Paracelsus, a famous alchemist of the 14th and 15th centuries, who also had another, more illustrious and lengthy name—Phillips Aurelius de Foraster Bombasz von Hohenheim.")

Harry noticed another Dumbledore comment. "Looks like it's just the movie director making a joke."

"I Taiqing," Rupert said. "Voldemort's appearance in the fourth book, and in the subsequent ones, may have been inspired by this portrait. Just like Professor Flitwick's appearance was taken from the conductor of the Toad choir."

"After all, the director of this film is Alfonso Cuarón, who has won an Oscar."

"Although it may sound harsh, Mike Newell, the director of 'Goblet of Fire,' was indeed not talented enough and almost ruined the fourth Harry Potter."

"What kind of candy is this?" The novel's Ron completely ignored Rupert's words. He pointed to Ron in the picture, who seemed to have two small braids and was making a lion's roar, and said, "Eating it will not only make you make animal sounds, but your ears will also emit steam, like a train."

"You don't have any in your world?" Movie Ron said, somewhat surprised. "Mischief candy, from the Hogsmeade Joke Shop. And then—so quickly they jumped to Divination class, sigh, Hermione appeared out of nowhere, like a silent Apparition. I didn't even notice."

"If I were to notice, I might even be able to experience the feeling of traveling through time."

(Hermione: "Ron, you've traveled to another world.")

(In her frustration, she started taking advantage of Basil, touching her inappropriately and verbally.)

"But," Ron looked Professor Trelawney up and down, "Does she really know how to Prophecy? She seems like a fraud, cursing Harry to die. What utter nonsense!"

Dumbledore said, "Mr. Weasley, Sybill does indeed possess remarkable Prophecy abilities, but along with her bloodline comes a curse that makes them seem unreliable. Even she herself doubts whether she has Prophecy abilities."

"If you really want to experience the true Prophecy, you can wait until Sybill is drunk before you go to see her."

"Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures Class has begun," Harry prompted Ron.

Neville closed his eyes, and in the image, he was tackled to the ground by the Monster Book of Monsters, howling incessantly.

He's gotten used to his role in movies: the clown.

"My dad." Short Draco glanced at his other self. "Using Dementor to scare people, how childish."

He stopped doing that a long time ago, because he no longer has a father.

Tall Draco cleared his throat awkwardly. "Let's watch a movie."

"Hippogriff," Movie Ron said nostalgically. "Even though I already have Bird Serpent and Acromantula, I still want one. Unfortunately, there aren't many of them in the Forbidden Forest."

"You mean the Summoning Card?" Novelist Ron shuddered. "Although I have overcome my fear of spiders, I still can't imagine letting a spider the size of a calf, with eight eyes and deadly venom, enter my body."

"In fact, there should be many Hippogriff in the Forbidden Forest in the novel," Rupert said. "Hagrid brought several to class, and their feathers were all different colors."

"That's awesome!" Harry exclaimed, looking at himself on the Hippogriff, arms outstretched and shouting. "I'd love to have one too. What's Harry's summon?"

In the movie Ron says, "Demiguise, Ditto."

"That's awesome!" he exclaimed when he saw Draco being attacked by Buckbeak.

"This isn't me." Short Draco's eyes showed even more disgust as he saw himself lying on the ground in the Pensieve, wailing, 'It's going to kill me,' being held in Hagrid's arms like a little girl.

He had done it before, but he had just started school and accidentally fell into the water.

"This is Hermione from the future, look, she's even missing her robes," the tall Draco, changing the subject.

Neville, being very understanding, said, "Ron, why don't you introduce the Demiguise and the Ditto?"

Ron nodded. "The Demiguise are descendants of the Ukrainian Ironbelly and the Demiguise. They possess an invisibility spell that is even more complete than that of the Demiguise and the Demiguise. Harry used it to steal the Sorting Hat in the Rune Card World."

"Ditto is a bit like Boggart, but it can completely mimic Fantastic Beasts that Transfiguration, only there is a limit, I think it's 3."

"Harry's Ditto is a copy of the Phoenix and the Mansion Crab."

He then went on to describe the Mansion Crab's abilities in detail.

In the novel, Ron's eyes are full of longing. "If only I had one, I could travel everywhere, not have to buy a house, and save on food and drink."

"They're really talking about Boggart." Harry was a little surprised. "In Lupin's Defense Against the Dark Arts class. We haven't learned this part yet. Does this count as previewing? Hmm. Neville's biggest fear is Snape."

"This Snape is much better looking, but he's also older."

The movie Ron warned, "Don't blink, this is going to be the most unforgettable moment of your life."

(Snape: "Ron Weasley.")

(He's already planning how he'll torment Ron when he returns to this world.)

(And, like burying their heads in the sand, they closed their eyes.)

"It was truly unforgettable." Harry's voice revealed a hint of regret.

He already knew that Snape had seen the movie, so this scene could not possibly be recreated in this world.

(The Black Family Home was filled with laughter and chatter; Sirius almost laughed himself to death.)

(Lily said with some dissatisfaction, "Remus.")

(Upon seeing Lily's comments in the live stream, Lupin, who privately admires Lily, lost his smile.)

(Even after being dead for many years, James, who almost couldn't resist making a sarcastic remark about Snape, deleted the comment he had already typed.)

"I can't do my homework for two weeks with my arm down," the movie Ron mocked Draco, mimicking his tone. "But in the movies, you can still bump into people perfectly well, right? With that arm in a cast."

Tall Draco pretended not to hear.

"Why would I be afraid of Dementor?" Harry asked, puzzled. "I thought it would be Voldemort."

Dumbledore said, "Isn't this a good thing? It shows that you are afraid of fear itself, which is very wise."

Looking at the moon, Ron sighed, "Thankfully, the Werewolf problem has been solved now; everyone calls them werewolf patients now."

(Dumbledore some interest, "How did you solve this in your world?")

(Their world relies on the knowledge of the Magic Immortal World and the path of Dark Magic.)

Dumbledore saw another version of himself speaking, "It is Basil's achievement. It uses some principles of Blood Curse and Patronus, and entrusts the beastly Dark Patronus to it. At the moment when the beastly nature of the wolf-maniac is at its most intense (full moon), it is suppressed with Wolfsbane Potion."

(Hermione was overjoyed, as if she had heard about her own achievement.)

(They begin to cover Basil's feet and pound him with their hands.)

(Snape stares intently at Lupin on the screen as he speaks eloquently.)

("I recognize you not by your scars, but by your eyes!")

("Your eyes are just like your mother's.")

("Remus Lupin")

("How dare you, how worthy you are, you lowly Werewolf.")

(He knew Lupin liked Lily, but he didn't expect his feelings to have lasted this long.)

(He finally understood why Lupin, who was considered a good person among the four, always tolerated Potter and Black's humiliation of him; it wasn't entirely out of friendship, but also out of jealousy and envy.)

"To be honest," Ron said gleefully, "I was somewhat pleased to see the portrait of the Fat Lady turn out like this. She could never distinguish between high notes and music."

Harry frowned. "Why didn't Sirius just go to Professor Dumbledore?"

Ron shrugged. "He's Gryffindor, after all. Just from Draco's account, it's obvious that Gryffindor in that world don't have the habit of whining to their teachers. They're more accustomed to heroism, solving everything on their own, regardless of whether they can handle it or whether it will lead to more serious consequences."

(Professor McGonagall nodded repeatedly; she still remembered Hermione being called Mudblood and then not being told about it.)

(And in the movies, Hermione, Harry, Ron's numerous mindless adventures.)

(It seems their adults don't exist.)

(Even if Severus and Quirrell aren't trustworthy, surely she is.)

(Professor Cat is a little aggrieved.)

"It's a shame we're sleeping in the Great Hall," Ron continued, "We'll never experience that."

Dumbledore chuckled. "Mr. Weasley, if you would like, I can arrange an excursion so you can rest in a truly open-air place."

"That's great!" Ron exclaimed. "Wait, what's this? Snape's lecture stuff."

Harry was incredulous. "This is a PowerPoint presentation, and it even has a projector. It's magically activated."

He was only now beginning to notice some traces of Snape's upbringing in the Muggle World.

(Harry's smile faded slightly as the scene abruptly shifted from the drawing Malfoy had given him to Quidditch Match — the Quidditch Match in the Wind and Rain, the one where he fell from a great height and lost his first Flying Broomstick.)

"I remember that match," Ron the Movie said. "Dumbledore was furious. It was also the first time I'd ever seen his Phoenix Patronus."

Dumbledore smacked his lips, feeling that he was too weak.

If it were him, he would definitely have Fudge resigned immediately.

The Dementor rolled straight back to Azkaban.

(Basil, listening to Dumbledore's thoughts, was somewhat speechless. In this respect, the elder brother was no different from the younger brother, let alone the younger one.)

(The movie version also features a beautiful Wandless Magic.)

"Have you noticed?" Neville said, "Hedwig appears in almost every transition."

Rupert shrugged. "What's so strange about that? The movie's soundtrack is even called Hedwig Variations."

(A wizard-painter exclaimed, "What a beautiful scene! The giant clock ticking in the snow, Harry appearing behind it. That Oscar must be something amazing.")

"Harry is being incredibly reckless here," said Draco the Short. "He went to Hogsmeade when it was clearly dangerous. If Sirius really Death Eater, Harry is in real danger."

"But he has the Marauder's Map, doesn't he?" The movie Ron immediately dismissed the fact that his brother doted on Harry more. "Dumbledore's footprints can be seen, let alone Sirius's. He can use that to detect Sirius's whereabouts in advance."

("I've spotted Newt Scamander," declared a devoted Newt fan.)

("Perhaps it's because of that Buckbeak," another audience member guessed.)

(James pops up. "Harry, this map is the one we made back then. The Prongs is me, the Padfoot is Sirius, the Wormtail is Peter, and the Moony is Lupin.")

(He was speaking to his son in another world through a live broadcast projected outside the Neville's world.)

Harry noticed James's words, and his eyes welled up with tears.

(Filch: "Did you hear that? These twins stole this from my office. It should be on their records. Put them in solitary confinement.")

"Look, "Ron said, somewhat moved, "Filch in the other world is so understanding. Considering the origin of the map, he didn't ask for the filth to be recycled."

Considering that Basil traveled through the Goblet of Fire, we'll skip the fourth movie.