A Hogwarts dissertation guide

Ginny was discovered later, because there was a big hole in the women's bathroom on the second floor. When the professors went in to check the situation, they found Ginny fainted on the ground. If they had come later and disappeared, they might have disappeared. Ginny would never be seen again.

This frightened several young men of the Weasley family. Their youngest sister was kidnapped into the secret room without knowing when.

This made Mrs. Weasley very angry, and she sent Percy an angry snarling letter, scolding him for not taking good care of his little sister.

Of course, Fred and George didn't run away either, and they were severely scolded.

On the day she was discovered, the Weasleys took Ginny to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Magical Injuries.

When they saw Ginny passed out on the hospital bed, their hearts almost broke.

But Dumbledore's eyes kept flashing with doubt: How on earth did Ginny get to the Chamber of Secrets?

But I'm afraid this question won't be answered until Ginny returns to the castle.

Time passed quickly, and life at Hogwarts returned to peace again. In mid-December, the Christmas vacation began, and the deans began to ask students to sign applications for staying in school. Only those with permission could stay. castle.

Most of the little wizards chose to go home for the holidays, including Hermione and Ron, which made Harry feel very lonely.

"I have to go home. Mum asked me to go back." Ron said with a grimace. "I think it must be about the school car, and my wand. I have to change it."

"This is the punishment you deserve. You can't run away from it." Hermione wrote her holiday reading plan in her notebook. Edward left her a lot of homework. She must arrange every day of the holiday reasonably.

Things about the Chamber of Secrets worried Hermione's parents - even though they were Muggles, they were still paying attention to what was going on in the wizarding world. Hermione ordered the Daily Prophet for them, and the newspaper described the monsters in the Chamber of Secrets. Very scary.

Even with Edward around, Hermione's parents were frightened.

Harry was silent. He didn't know what to say. Both of his best friends chose to go home during this holiday, leaving him alone in the castle. Although there were other classmates, Harry still felt... alone.

After all, there was no way he was going back to the Dursleys for the holidays, they would be scared to death - of course, Harry didn't think they would show up at King's Cross station to pick him up at all.

"I think maybe you can learn potions knowledge from Professor Snape. This is a whole holiday. Do you plan to spend it in the dormitory?" Hermione suggested, "I feel like Professor Snape's dramatic change."

"Yeah, it's just too big." Ron complained, "He's almost more kind than Professor McGonagall recently."

Harry and Hermione looked up and imagined it, it seemed...Snape had indeed been more tolerant than Professor McGonagall recently. After all, Professor McGonagall always had a straight face, even to the students of his own college. Show no mercy.

But Snape was a little too nice to Harry.

This left Harry scratching his head, but they both agreed it wasn't a bad thing.

"Don't worry, Harry, we will write to you." Hermione comforted, "At least you won't be stopped by your aunt and uncle this time."

Harry knew that Hermione was referring to the summer vacation. His aunt and uncle had intercepted all his friends' letters, otherwise the twin brothers and Ron would not have taken Harry away in the middle of the night in a car.

Christmas was coming, and one morning in mid-December, Hogwarts School woke up from a dream and found that the surroundings were covered with several feet of snow and the lake was covered with hard ice.Several owls flew through the windy and snowy sky to deliver the mail. After experiencing a lot of hardships, they had to regain their strength under Hagrid's care before they could continue to take off.

Everyone is eagerly looking forward to the holiday.Although fires burned brightly in the Gryffindor common room and Great Hall, the drafty corridors became bitterly cold, and the classroom windows rattled in the biting wind.But fortunately, there is a steaming cauldron in Potions class.

Since the weather turned cold and Snape's temperament changed drastically, Potions class has become the favorite class of the three Harrys.

"By the way, what is that annoying Malfoy doing?" Ron muttered. "I guess he must be crying in his mother's arms."

Hermione sniffed in disgust at the name.

Harry spread his hands indifferently, "Anyway, he was fired and has nothing to do with us."

"That's true." Ron nodded.

Since Draco was expelled, Slytherin's arrogance has finally been completely suppressed. Losing a Malfoy will obviously not have such a big impact on them, but the other three houses have little or no respect for Slytherin. Discrimination makes people breathless.

Slytherins always feel that students in other houses are secretly talking about them, worried that they will suddenly take out their wands and attack - in fact, their feeling is right.

For a moment, Slytherin seemed to be back to what it was more than ten years ago.

That era when everyone shouted for beatings and everyone was in danger.

But this has nothing to do with Hermione and the other three. After all, the monster in the secret room has been eliminated, and the only thing left is probably academic pressure.

However, Umbridge still did not allow them to cast magic in class, and Hermione had no doubt that the first time they chanted a spell was during their final exams.

But Harry and others had nothing to do about it. They heard that the Weasley twins were planning something secretly, but they refused to tell Ron. They only told Hermione a little bit of information - they planned to cast a spell in private. seminar.

When Hermione told Harry and Ron about this, they seemed very excited, but Ron was a little depressed.

"I'm their brother, but they won't tell me anything," Ron complained.

Harry and Hermione looked at each other silently, and they suddenly had a tacit understanding: if they told Ron, he would definitely let everyone know.

When they left the warm Potions underground classroom, the cold wind blew into the backs of their necks, forcing them to wrap their cloaks tightly around them.

The corridor in front was blocked by a large fir tree. When they saw the two big feet sticking out from under the tree, and heard the loud huffing sound, they knew that the person behind the tree must be Hagrid.

"Hey, Hagrid, need any help?" Ron asked, sticking his head through the branches.

"No, I can do it. Thank you, Ron." Hagrid took a small step back. He knew that there was something wrong with Ron's wand, and he didn't want to die unjustly at Ron's hands.

Hermione also kindly reminded: "You'd better change your wand first."