Dumbledore let Su Er take the Marauder's Map with him, while the Remembrall was left behind.
The two talked for a while in the Headmaster's Office and settled on a plan-or rather, a good show.
Su Er named it Tom and Jerry. Yes, the mouse was the mouse, and the cat was the cat.
Since it was a play, it had to have an audience and performers.
The main performers were Su Er, Black, and Peter Pettigrew.
The audience was rather larger: a certain minister from the Ministry of Magic, the Hogwarts professors, Harry... and so on.
The venue was Hogwarts Castle, and the date was set for the following weekend. When the time came, Dumbledore, the chief director, would arrange everything.
Before that, however, the director needed to assign the actors their roles. Su Er had already accepted his, but before accepting, he had asked Dumbledore a question.
"Why not have Harry be this performer?"
Dumbledore's explanation was that Harry had not yet grown strong enough to face an adult wizard alone.
And I had? Su Er considered this when he heard the explanation.
Oh, it seemed I really had?
The plan was settled, and Peter Pettigrew was already trapped. If he could escape Professor Dumbledore's scheme, Su Er would have to admit he was impressed.
After leafing through some books again for a while, Su Er closed his eyes and flung himself heavily onto his bed.
"I think I've been here before?" Not long after closing his eyes, Su Er opened them again and looked around. "This place... I remember..."
Above, below, left, right, ahead, and behind, the world was pure white. Wasn't this the place he had visited at the start of term?
Su Er blinked, somewhat bewildered. He had almost forgotten about it.
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