Ch. 307Grindelwald's Counterattack
Sean read a newspaper report that cast doubt on the Wizarding United Guard’s account of Grindelwald’s arrest and suggested that several supposed victims had faked their deaths. The report began shifting public opinion in Grindelwald’s favor, while Sean concluded that the conflict’s outcome depended on Dumbledore and Newt Scamander.
- Sean read Merlin's Weekly Prophet's report questioning whether Grindelwald had committed the crimes attributed to him during his arrest.
- Sean saw a photograph identifying Cyril Marshall and Rosha Onassis in Belgium, despite both having been declared dead.
- The report questioned the Guard Corps' testimony, the deaths of two Aurors, and whether Grindelwald had been framed.
- Fred and George celebrated the report, while Hermione said further revelations could help Grindelwald clear his name.
- Sean pointed out that the Guard Corps was divided between conservatives and radicals as it elected its first leader.
- Sean recognized that Newt Scamander's testimony and Dumbledore's decision could determine whether Grindelwald could clear his name.