The Pensieve Movie Put on Fast-Forward

Meanwhile, the movie shows Lupin removing Harry's wand and flirting with Sirius.

The swaying body, the perfectly timed giggles, the details of the embrace.

"This is so sweet!" Dumbledore started shipping Lupin and Sirius. "David Thewlis is such a great actor. I mean, is he just like me?"

Rupert shook his head and then nodded. "It's probably just good acting. He's a Cannes Film Festival Best Actor winner, so he has that experience. He even starred in the gay film 'Total Eclipse' with Rock Lee (both Dumbledore instantly felt the urge to ask Rupert for his memories of that film). But... it's also possible that he's British. People like me are actually in the minority."

Neville frowned. "Why can't they just talk properly? If I didn't know the plot, I would really think they were villains. Also, why don't they just tell Snape that Peter still alive instead of engaging in verbal sparring?"

"If Professor Snape had been here, awake, Peter would never have run away."

(Snape felt a rare pang of guilt; he hadn't expected Neville to speak to him, and he had instead used his anger to verbally abuse the boy.)

Rupert grinned mischievously, "Actually, Snape never woke up in the novel because Lupin cast Levitation Charm on Snape, causing Snape's head to keep hitting his head."

"Luckily, that didn't happen; he woke up in time," said the movie Ron.

Although he hated Snape, the image of him protecting Lupin, Harry, Hermione in front of him when Lupin was a wolf was still vivid in his mind.

At that time, Snape forgot to pick up the wand that was in front of him and used his body to block it.

"It's all because of my legs," he sighed. "If it hadn't taken so long to take care of my legs, we would have already brought Peter back to the castle. Professor Lupin wouldn't have seen the moon."

(Lupin: "Whether I see the moon or not, I will transform when it is full. That would actually be worse, transforming in Hogwarts Castle —a building full of little wizards—and I might end up in Azkaban.")

(Then, he looked at himself, who had transformed into Werewolf while gazing at the moon, and thought, "How amazing, so this is how I transform into a werewolf.")

("So... I won't call him Snivellus anymore," Sirius said. He only discovered through the movie that Snape had been so brave in protecting Harry when he was knocked down the hill.)

Rupert saw Sirius's words and swallowed the part he was about to say about Snape's plan to trade Sirius for the badge.

"That's Hermione's voice," Neville said, who was quite sensitive to sounds. "If Hermione's wolf howl hadn't drawn Lupin away, Harry would probably be dead."

Knowing that Harry was ultimately unharmed, Ron remarked with great interest when he saw him and Sirius surrounded by Dementor, "So that's what souls look like, little blue dots, like fireflies."

Harry stroked his chin. "I think I summoned this Patronus."

He already knew from Draco that the other Patronus of Harry, the elf, was a stag.

Rupert nodded. "Fun fact: Daniel was really confused at this point."

"Why would I think this Patronus was summoned by my father?" Harry asked. "Is it because he saw the figure behind the Patronus and mistook him for his father, who looks exactly like him except for his eyes?"

Rupert said, "Harry made the same mistake in the novel."

"Why?" Harry asked.

He had already connected himself with the Harry in the novel.

"Love is the greatest magic," Dumbledore said. "Those who have loved us, and those we have loved, who have died, do not truly leave us. Harry, your father's Animagus was also a stag."

"The reason your Patronus is in such an extraordinary and special form is because it has found traces of James within its body."

"That night, the Prongs appeared because of him last night."

"He did see his father, and found James inside him."

(Harry summoned the stag spirit within him, who was already one with his Patronus, and smiled.)

"Traces of my father." Harry touched his cheek and stared blankly at the ground.

"Unfortunately, my leg is injured." Movie Ron sighed, looking enviously at Harry and Hermione who had returned to the 7:30 time point. "But it's really weird, there was another Harry and Hermione following behind us back then."

(Hermione: "So I threw a snail, okay, the second one is a rock. I threw it really well! I think I could be Chaser.")

"I feel like Dumbledore must have found them at this point," Neville said. "Merlin's Beard! Hermione saw herself! I was wondering why she thought of coming here; it was to complete the history."

("Indeed," Dumbledore said. "I deliberately delayed it, using the excuse that I also needed an autograph. Coincidentally, my full name is quite long.")

("I also guided Fudge and the others to look at the heather behind the rocks, saying it was planted by Headmaster Dippet.")

(Dippet: "But actually I don't like Herbology.")

Dumbledore exclaimed, "What an ingenious design! The Unspeakable of the Time Chamber would be ecstatic to know of it."

(The viewers in front of the live stream gradually became disheartened.)

(They already know the truth about the 'father' Harry saw, but Harry in the movie still holds onto a sliver of hope.)

(For some viewers, this was their first time experiencing the allure of wild beasts.)

("Well done, Buckbeak, you saved Harry!")

("Kick that Werewolf to death!")

(Lupin: Are you being polite?)

"That's amazing," Dumbledore exclaimed again, as if he had become an emperor of exclamations. "The first time he summoned Patronus in the flesh, he drove away hundreds of Dementor in one go."

"The movie is almost over." Ron said as if he had suddenly remembered something. "Wait, this has been a lie for almost the entire summer. I only found out they used the Time-Turner when Harry came to the Burrow. They even lied to me and said I was seeing things."

(Harry: "It was Hermione. She said she could only tell you after she no longer had the Time-Turner.")

(Hermione: "Yes, otherwise you would definitely be begging to play.")

As Ron watched Lupin pack his bags and leave, he thought, "Harry has lost two reliable elders and relatives. How heartbroken he must be."

Even though this Harry didn't look like the Harry he knew, he still felt down.

"Firebolt? The King of Broomsticks competition, still in the design phase! So this is what it looks like! Thank goodness for it. Harry's mood must be much better now."

Rupert said, "The Firebolt didn't actually arrive that late. Sirius bought Harry the Firebolt shortly after Harry broom broke. Hermione suspected it was from Sirius and that it was cursed, so she told the teacher. That's why she had a falling out with you guys."

(Professor McGonagall: "Good girl! You should have done this a long time ago!")

"But in fact, Hermione guessed everything right except that there was no curse."

Dumbledore nearby, twitched his nose. "I can already smell the pumpkin soup. It must be lunchtime now."

The imagery of the Pensieve was paused at an appropriate time.

"Let's eat here," said Ron from the novel, and Ron from the movie nodded in agreement.

And since they were all gluttonous, they all spoke like that, Harry, Neville, and the two Draco naturally thought the same thing.

Rupert didn't want to be watched while he ate.

Even after some time has passed, people still enjoy observing this big boy who seems to have been "cursed" by age.

"Well," Dumbledore said, brushing back his red hair. "I do have an appointment."

(Dumbledore somewhat tempted and began to consider whether he should reconcile with Grindelwald.)

He snapped his the Snap.

"I set up three commands: point the Pensieve, say 'pause,' 'backward,' or 'forward,' and the images inside will change accordingly."

"Two pauses constitute the start."

"But it will take effect after 30 minutes."

"This is so you can have a good meal and see you tonight."

After saying this, he disappeared into the flames.

A variety of delicious dishes were laid out on the long table to the side.

"30 minutes later?" Ron in the movie took a big bite of the fried chicken leg indignantly.

"Watching a movie while eating is the best way to go," Ron, the novelist, chimed in.

As he said this, he drew his wand and pointed it at the Pensieve, Dotty, "Pause, pause, pause."

Harry and the others let him fool around and focused on eating.

Until

"Merlin's Beard!" Ron's panicked voice rang out from the novel, accompanied by a series of strange sound effects.

Harry and the others looked up immediately.

The movie had already started playing, but it seemed to be fast-forwarded.

The sudden appearance of Death Eater at the Quidditch World Cup Harry collapsing Beauxbatons and Durmstrang visiting; Harry being mocked by Hufflepuff wearing badges; Draco being transformed into a weasel.

Then suddenly the screen went black.

"I was turned into an animal by Mad-Eye Moody and crawled into Crabbe's crotch?" Draco frowned. "Wait. That should be Barty Crouch Jr. Crouch Jr."

(Harry, on the other hand, was puzzled as to why the Hufflepuff were targeting him so much.)

(Professor McGonagall: "This is unbelievable. We never use Transfiguration to punish students here.")

Ron, the author, was extremely anxious. "Did I break the Pensieve?"

Rupert comforted him, "It's not that bad. Maybe it's some kind of magic left by Dumbledore. It'll be fine in 30 minutes. Actually, I wish we could skip the fourth one."

"As for Draco's doubts, here's the thing: your image in this movie is actually a bit better. You mocked Harry for not being able to stay in the Triwizard Tournament for more than 5 minutes. Harry had just been mocked by the Hufflepuff, and there was also the incident with the Death Eater at the World Cup. You also mocked your father and yourself."

"You angrily pull out your wand, only to have it transformed by Crouch Moody."

(Lucius Malfoy: "Get out here! Barty Crouch Jr. Crouch Jr.")

"Actually, I think your performance in the movie was justified. When everyone else was wearing the Potter Stinks badge, you didn't wear it and even tried to comfort Harry by making conversation, but you ended up being insulted by Harry and having your father mentioned."

"You don't seem like you're really going to use magic, you're just striking a pose to vent your anger."

Draco frowned. "The movie is justified, but what about the novel?"

Rupert said, "The badge that Potter Stinks in the novel is actually made by you, but it has nothing to do with badges."

"Related to the badge is that you and Harry used magic to fight, and after colliding, you bounced onto Hermione and Goyle. Hermione's front teeth became very long, but Snape pretended not to see it and said he couldn't see any difference."

(Compared to his own performance, Snape began to doubt himself. Could it be that I am actually very good, a responsible and good teacher?)

"The novel version of Snape is not a good teacher."

("That's outrageous!" Hermione exclaimed. Although she didn't have buck teeth, she certainly did in this world. For a professor to poke at a little girl's sore spot was simply unbecoming of a teacher!)

"Harry and Ron were furious and cursed loudly. Snape deducted 50 points from each of them and put them in detention."

(Professor McGonagall trembled with anger, "Did I even know about this? Did I—")

"No," Rupert said. "When I read the novel, I always felt that the Head of Gryffindor would disappear when he was supposed to. The students of Gryffindor also always lacked a Head of the House who would stand up for them."

(Basil actually thinks that Professor McGonagall might be in the wrong. Snape once played the role of the bullied student, but instead of choosing fairness and justice as an adult, he showed endless favoritism and even bullied students as a professor.)

(That's a bit much.)

(To be honest, if Snape hadn't started shipping him and Hermione, given Snape's character in the novels, Basil doubted Snape would have survived a month in his clutches.)

(Perhaps one day, Killing Curse will suddenly appear out of thin air and take my life.)

Harry was somewhat shocked. "This is really... To be honest, Snape's favorite students are Hermione and Basil. I really can't imagine him doing this to Hermione."

"Perhaps he's afraid of being turned into a greasy Big Bat by Basil?" the novelist Ron joked.

In the novel, Draco, "Okay, so what exactly turned me into a weasel?"

Rupert coughed. "Well, it happened before the Triwizard Tournament, before the students from the other schools arrived."

"You mocked Ron's mother for being fat (Ron in the movie/novel: "Well done, Barty Crouch Jr.!" x2), Harry retorted as if there was always stinky manure under your nose."

"You retaliated with another curse, this time by sneak attack, when Harry turned around."

"But your fate was even worse. Not only were you turned into a weasel, but you were also thrown ten feet into the air and repeatedly slammed to the ground."

"Moody, Moody didn't feel guilty after being scolded by Professor McGonagall like in the movie. He just turned you back into your original form and dragged you to Snape to complain."

(Lucius Malfoy, who was just angry, suddenly felt much less angry. His son in this world was in a worse situation, and this scene didn't actually happen.)

In the novel, Draco doesn't seem to grasp the reality, simply saying, "Oh, I'm so miserable."

But the next second, his expression betrayed him. "The movie screen is no longer black!"

"Great, it hasn't even been 30 minutes yet!"

(Dumbledore thought it would be better if the screen went black.)

(His most cherished Hogwarts, that magnificent bridge, was destroyed by a fire-breathing dragon.)

(Harry leaped up, shouting, "My Firebolt!")

(It became a real Firebolt, its tail ignited by dragon flames.)

Everyone in the room looked at Rupert.

Rupert said, "That's just how it is in the movies. In the novels, Harry had the smoothest time and performed the best. He used the Summoning Charm to summon the Firebolt and easily got the Golden Egg. Everyone else was injured to some extent. The dragon didn't fly out of the arena and wreak havoc in the castle."