Arc 41The Textbooks and the Turning Point
Douglas used Umbridge’s authority to put Death Eater research into Hogwarts textbooks, then let the ensuing controversy draw public attention toward the divide between magical and Muggle society…
Douglas used Umbridge’s authority to put Death Eater research into Hogwarts textbooks, then let the ensuing controversy draw public attention toward the divide between magical and Muggle society…
Snape confronted the roots of his own life and wrote two contrasting versions of a mother’s choices and her son’s fate. Meanwhile, Douglas pushed adult wizard employment and combat-focused education…
Percy’s assessment reforms and Umbridge’s school policies became part of wider changes to education, employment, and wizarding institutions. As Hermione’s group began investigating the system behind…
Douglas used the Golden Skynet to draw Voldemort toward the prisoners’ research while turning the cave into a trap for Death Eaters. Meanwhile, Umbridge’s harsh school reforms spread to the Ministry…
Douglas reshaped Hogwarts and prepared students for a dangerous expedition while releasing long-imprisoned Death Eaters and studying new magical systems. Voldemort founded the Crimson Workshop, but…
Douglas challenged Hogwarts’ failures, trained students to survive through cooperation, and recovered Wormtail as Voldemort’s disguised Snape watched events unfold. As Aragog neared death, Douglas…
Douglas pursued soul research and broader plans for magical creatures while the Ministry searched Sirius’s company amid tensions over magical energy weapons. Meanwhile, Harry’s Detective Club…
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