Basil's Womanizing

"Our world's Bertha Jorkins?" the novelist Ron suddenly said. "I've heard my dad mention her. She's a real headache. I heard she's been moved from one department to another over the years, causing more trouble than she does."

"What?" Rupert exclaimed in surprise.

He had assumed that Old Crouch in this world hadn't done that, because he had a child with a mistress.

"This guy's in for a world of trouble," Draco gloated in the novel.

Although he now despises those dark wizards and Death Eater who discriminate against Muggle, the environment in which he grew up destined him to have no good feelings towards Old Crouch, who sent many of his relatives to prison.

"Maybe Dumbledore left to deal with this," Draco in the movie chimed in. "Sneaking his son out of prison and messing up his subordinates' heads, I bet he'd be in Azkaban."

(Sirius: "It's not necessarily because she was harmed by Old Crouch. I know him too. Back at Hogwarts, she was particularly clueless, to be precise, completely clueless. But she was also incredibly nosy. She could manage to be chased around by every department of the Ministry of Magic on her own.")

(Basil nodded. At this point, Jorkins had not yet been affected by Old Crouch's Memory Charm, and in fact, it would not happen again, since Barty Crouch Jr.. had already died after giving birth to the child.)

"Huh?" Draco clasped his hands together. "Then I hope something happens to him."

"You weren't actually Transfiguration," the movie Ron quipped.

He believed that Draco was angry with Crouch because Barty Crouch Jr.. had turned him into a weasel in a recent movie, and that Crouch was taking it out on Old Crouch.

But Barty Crouch Jr.. killed Old Crouch., so if we're really going to be serious, Draco should be on the same side as Old Crouch.

"Alright," said Ron, the novelist. "Let's watch the movie. The fifth one has started. It's called The Order of the Phoenix! I've finally wanted to learn about this organization for a long time, but my parents hardly ever mention it."

"Why is Harry all alone? Didn't we write to him?" Ron frowned. "Who is this guy? Oh, Dudley."

(Cho Chang: "Cedric is not Harry's boyfriend!")

(Upon hearing Dudley continue to mock Harry's mother, Snape couldn't hold back any longer. This time, he finally barged into the Dursley family, before Dumbledore.)

("Get out here! Dudley Dursley!")

("Snape, you—")

("Get out of here, Petunia, for Lily's sake!")

("Severus!" x2)

(The figures of Dumbledore and Lily then appear.)

(But Dudley had already been turned into Pigwidgeon before the two spoke.)

(Lily: "Severus, how could you do this to Dudley?")

(Snape Sirius was also on his way to the Dursley family: "Well done, Snape!")

"Haha, Dudley looks like he's in for trouble!" Ron from the novel and movie laughed heartily.

However, the next second, the two exclaimed in unison, "Harry!" x2

In the novel, Draco also cried out in concern.

Ron breathed a sigh of relief. "Thank goodness it's Dementor. I thought it was a dark wizard! But why did you remind Dudley? Nice Patronus Charm!"

"Mrs. Figg?" Harry frowned. "She's from the Wizarding World?"

In the movie Ron, he says, "This is the neighbor I mentioned earlier who broke his leg."

(Dumbledore: "She's the one I placed by Harry's side.")

"You still remember after all this time?" Ron, the author, asked in surprise.

"So long?" Ron asked in surprise. "Harry told me about it at the previous birthday party. He said the Dursley were always worried about him at home, as if he were a ticking time bomb. He spends a significant amount of time at Mrs. Figg's house."

"I heard Harry complain to me about it on the way to Potions Class when I was a first-year student, just as Mrs. Norris was walking by," Ron the novelist said. "It just so happened that it triggered his aversion to cats. Because Mrs. Figg's place was full of cats and the smell of cabbage."

(Harry: "I didn't tell Ron, but I really don't like cats and cabbages.")

In the movie, Ron felt he had lost; his friendship with Harry had been defeated by the world around him and Harry.

Ron frowned. "The Dursley are really something else. Harry saved Dudley."

Rupert said, "In the novel, Dudley said that Harry did it to save him. But the movie cut that out for the sake of excitement."

"The Ministry of Magic has gone mad, I mean the Ministry of Magic under Fudge's control," Neville said. "They're going to expel Harry just because he used the Patronus Charm."

Ron, having composed himself, said, "Fortunately, our world's Dumbledore wasn't as indecisive as the one in the movie; he directly seized power over the Ministry of Magic."

(However, the Four Founders were even more dissatisfied with this.)

(Salazar Slytherin: "What a disgrace.")

(Helga Hufflepuff: "The Ministry of Magic? What a ridiculous organization! The Ministry of Magic didn't even exist when Hogwarts was founded!")

(Rowena Ravenclaw: "How utterly disqualifying. To allow the Ministry of Magic to interfere in the fate of Hogwarts students.")

(Godric Gryffindor: "Albus Dumbledore, you did a great job. Hope you can keep it up and not be like in the movies.")

"You scared me," said Ron from the movie. "I thought it was Death Eater."

"Nymphadora Tonks?" Novelist Ron frowned. "This is Nymphadora Tonks from your world? She's not unattractive, but now I know why she didn't end up with Basil."

(Nymphadora Tonks: "I'm honored. I mean, there's such a big age gap between us.")

(Lupin: ".")

"Nymphadora Tonks is with Basil too?" Harry almost jumped up.

Ron nodded. "Not just Nymphadora Tonks, but Penelope, the Patil Sisters, Angelina, most of the pretty girls have had affairs with him. But the ones I haven't mentioned by name were probably just casual flings."

(Angelina: "Me too?")

(Fred and George exchanged a glance, and began to tense up.)

(Penelope: "Great—cough cough, is it that Basil?")

(Percy revealed a mask of pain, while simultaneously thankful that his girlfriend Penelope wasn't as beautiful as the world.)

(Hermione was incredibly grateful that her Basil wasn't such a womanizer.)

(Harry was shocked. Even as Cosmic Knight and a fairy, dealing with Roan and the other two was already difficult enough. How did Basil manage it? His body could do it, but how did he manage his time? He wanted to learn.)

"Well, Angelina should be too."

(Angelina: "It was just a fling? That's fine, if it's true.")

"By the way, don't get me wrong, Angelina isn't like the one in the movies."

(Fred and George, who see beauty in the eye of the beholder, wanted to argue, but after thinking it over, they kept quiet.)

"That's why I've always been against Ginny and Basil being together," Ron sighed.

(Many female viewers scoffed, saying that just being with Basil Granger was enough; it would be a lifelong topic of conversation and a cherished memory.)

"Harry has arrived at the Order of the Order of the Phoenix," Ron said, hoping the film's content would make him feel better.

Ron looked up. "12 Grimmauld Place? Harry and I have been there. But this is a little different. And it's not compressed or enlarged in the same way."

Neville looked at Rupert, "They seem to be planning to keep it from Harry."

Rupert recalled that he hadn't explained the movie. "It's like this: although Voldemort didn't discover that Harry was his Horcrux, he did discover that Harry could see into his mind, and he was prepared to use that in return."

"Dumbledore kept ignoring Harry to prevent Voldemort from getting information from Harry."

"And don't let anyone else write to Harry."

(Sirius: "No wonder this child looks so lonely and so down.")

"Before Harry mastered Legilimency."

He also arranged for Snape to teach Harry this magic.

"Snape?" Harry wondered if he had misheard.

(Sirius didn't raise any questions; during the Triwizard Tournament, Snape performed quite well as the professor.)

(The scene where Snape shielded the Werewolf with his own body also increased his popularity a little.)

(Dumbledore: "It is precisely because Harry has a negative feeling towards Snape that this becomes an advantage in learning Legilimency. When someone you hate or like invades your Mind Stone, the former experiences a greater and stronger backlash and can learn Legilimency more quickly.")

Rupert saw Dumbledore's reply over Neville's head, "But you didn't tell Harry that Voldemort could peer into his mind and fabricate false information. So Harry has always seen this as an advantage and was unwilling to give up this connection."

"And Harry and Snape's relationship is more complicated than you think."

"Harry's rebellion, in turn, allowed him to peek into Snape's unpleasant memories."

"Snape unilaterally ended Harry's teaching."

"Harry also went along with the trend and gave up learning Legilimency. Even if he had approached Snape, Snape would most likely have continued teaching him."

(Dumbledore: "I was too indecisive. I should have told Harry everything sooner.")

"What memory?" Harry asked, as if he had made a connection to something.

Rupert said in a low voice, "He discovered that his father was not as good as he had imagined, that he was like Dudley, and all his thoughts were drawn to this."

Harry instantly understood; he had also fallen into a slump last year for the same reason.

It took me a long time to accept this before I went to Sirius's house.

(Sirius: "That's slander! We're very popular, professors and classmates all like us. We just get a little cocky sometimes and like to play pranks. Like Fred and George. We've been a bit too harsh on Slytherin, especially Snape, but that's just the way things were back then.")

("In that era, Slytherin were Death Eater reserves. With our actions only encouraged, it was difficult to stop them.")

("But James completely changed himself after fifth grade for Lily's sake.")

("At best, James was just young and impetuous.")

(Harry said nothing, but from the Starry World of "The Potter Chronicle," he vaguely sensed that his father might not be a respectable figure.)

"Let's watch the movie instead," Movie Ron said loudly, afraid it would upset Harry. "Oh, Sirius is going to tell Harry about Voldemort? How jealous, Mom likes Harry so much, she stopped him right away."

"I knew Harry would be innocent, look at Fudge's furious face and his lackeys," Ron from the movie said. "Dumbledore wouldn't look Harry in the eye because of Voldemort, right?"

"Wait. Sirius? He's with Harry— "

Rupert said, "It's like that in the novel too, but there's foreshadowing. Because he couldn't go out and was constantly subjected to Snape's sarcasm, he always wanted to go out for some fresh air. However, he didn't turn into his original form like in the movie."

"This photo was actually given to Harry by Moody, and it's also about him."

(Marlene McKinnon: "It's really special to see photos of myself before I died and be mentioned.")

Neville was somewhat downcast. He knew his parents had recovered, but seeing their photos in the movie still made him a little sad, as he hadn't actually met them.

(Sirius: "Disgusting, Peter's still here. But thankfully, this James doesn't look like James.")

"Harry's neck-twisting gesture" was immediately noticeable in the movie Ron, indicating that Harry was different from before.

(Voldemort: "You're kind of like me, aren't you?")

(Bellatrix: "Master, my master, you look so handsome in a suit.")

(Voldemort:.)

("I have a nose and hair now.")

Ron from the novel looked at Draco from the movie with a hint of sarcasm, "Aren't you guys supposed to hate Muggle the most, wearing that black suit?"

Draco straightened his tie. "In our world, suits were invented by wizards. And... I don't hate Muggle. The Starry World has proven that such thinking to be backward and wrong. We Malfoy always stand on the side of the victors."

"Didn't you notice that our school uniforms all include shirts and ties?"

(Lucius sheds tears; in the movie version, he truly discriminates against Muggle, feeling that his son has been wronged, and thus said something against his conscience.)

(The Malfoy, who made a fortune doing business with Muggle, marveled at the excellence of this descendant, saying, "Well said.")

Draco nodded approvingly.

Ron muttered in the novel, "All I saw was Harry glancing at Cho Chang again, and that the carriages in your world are open-air."

(Cedric was already a little reluctant to watch the movie; he had already been told the plot: Harry would be dating Cho Chang in this film.)

"I have a Mimbulus mimbletonia! It's very rare!" Neville exclaimed in surprise.

But the next second his face fell again.

According to the timeline, the movie was made in 1995, but it was already 1996, and he still didn't have Mimbulus mimbletonia.

("Uh, Luna." Hermione's face darkened.)

(Another Doxy by Basil's side, just like Phoebe and Pansy.)

"Pink toad!" Movie Ron felt like S.P.E.W..

Even though he already knew from the history of the Starry World that this guy would enter Hogwarts, he still couldn't stand seeing Umbridge sitting in the professor's High Table.

"And," Harry frowned, "Where's Hagrid? Why is he being taught by a different professor for the Care of Magical Creatures Class?"