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Harry learns that magic is not just something that happens to him. It listens.

In Chapter 3 of Harry Potter: Obliviate  Book 1  Seven Years of Chaos, Harry begins to understand patterns. Pain makes the magic surge. Fear sharpens it. Anger gives it teeth. Small acts of defiance pile up into something dangerous as Harry starts using magic on purpose, quietly, carefully, and always alone.

At school, teachers look the other way. At home, the punishments grow worse. But inside Harry, something hardens. He stops wishing to be normal and starts wishing to be strong. This chapter follows the moment where survival turns into control, and a child who was taught to be small decides he will never be helpless again.

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Harry is getting better at magic, but the better he gets, the more dangerous Privet Drive becomes.

In Chapter 2 of Harry Potter: Obliviate  Book 1  Seven Years of Chaos, we follow an eight year old Harry who has learned to heal his own skin, repaint fences with a thought, and feel the pull of his magic like a living thing in his chest. While Aunt Petunia spits poison about his “worthless” parents and Uncle Vernon’s belt leaves fresh welts, Harry clings to the one truth that keeps him going: the freak accidents are his power, and no one can take that from him.

When Dudley and his gang finally invite him to “play a game,” Harry is so starved for kindness that he almost believes it. What follows is not friendship, but cruelty dressed up as fun, and it will push Harry to rely on his magic and his instincts in ways no normal child ever should. This episode dives deeper into the abuse, the loneliness, and the fierce will to survive that shape this version of pre Hogwarts Harry.

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Before Hogwarts, before the Boy Who Lived became a legend, there was a frightened little boy in a cupboard who could fix broken things with his hands and his fear.

In this prologue to Harry Potter: Obliviate  Book 1  Seven Years of Chaos, we meet a very young Harry Potter who has already learned that “magic” is a forbidden word and “freak” is the only name his relatives bother to use. When a shattered plate and a ripped scrap of paper both mend themselves under his desperate wish, Harry begins to understand a terrifying truth: the freak accidents on Privet Drive are not accidents at all. They are his.

This opening episode is a slow, intimate dive into Harry’s earliest memories, the first spark of his power, and the moment he decides that being different might just be the only thing that can save him.

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Years after the war, Harry wakes at Prince Manor not to nightmares, but to the cries of his young daughter and the steady presence of Severus Snape down the hall. With Serena away visiting her ailing father and their son Caspian doting on his beloved kneazle, we see Harry as husband, father, and son in a home that is truly his. Quiet family moments, talk of future holidays, and the final fate of a disgraced Dumbledore in Aberforth’s basement bring the story full circle, ending where it began: with Harry reflecting on the night he was told he had a new place to stay, and realizing this was only the beginning. 

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Hogwarts finally feels whole again as Severus prepares to step down after transforming the school with real Defense, Alchemy, Dark Arts and a thriving dueling and Charms culture. Graduation is held on the Quidditch pitch, where lost students are honored and families gather to claim diplomas for the fallen. Later, the boats glide across the Black Lake one last time as Harry, Ron, Neville, Luna and their friends savour a quieter, hard won ending. With Molly’s fierce pride, memories of Lily and Alice, and the promise of Prince Manor waiting, Harry looks toward a future that finally belongs to him instead of the war.

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Back at Hogwarts at last, Harry sits in the rebuilt Great Hall surrounded by classmates who have all been changed by the war. A long moment of silence turns into a raw roll call of the dead, as Severus leads the school in remembering everyone they lost before turning them toward timetables, classes, and something like normal life again. Over dinner Harry, Neville, and the others quietly joke about basilisk laws and rare beasts while Severus and the staff discuss the surprise publication of Harry’s book, hinting that this new year will be about healing, rebuilding, and deciding what comes after being a savior.

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In this episode, Sirius finally confronts Dumbledore in the hospital wing, furious as he learns just how far the old wizard was willing to go in order to sacrifice Harry for the “greater good.” While Poppy and McGonagall hammer at Auror level wards from the outside, Sirius unleashes hexes that strip Dumbledore of his dignity along with his hair, marking him as a murderer. Harry arrives with Severus and forces his godfather to listen, setting hard lines about abuse, anger, and what he needs from Sirius if their relationship is going to survive. Outside the ward, Severus quietly plans his exit from the Headmaster’s chair, Minerva struggles with guilt over how easily she believed the worst of him, and Dumbledore reels as he realizes the Elder Wand is lost to him for good. A tense, cathartic post war chapter for listeners who love Harry Potter fanfiction where Snape protects Harry, Sirius is forced to grow up, and Dumbledore finally faces consequences. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

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In the quiet aftermath at Hogwarts, Harry returns to the hospital wing leaning on Severus, only to find Sirius ready for a fight. While Poppy focuses on healing, Sirius seethes at the sight of Snape’s hand on his godson’s shoulder and refuses to see that Harry trusts him. Everything shifts when Kreacher arrives bleeding and newly cast out, and Harry’s first instinct is to heal him and send him home to Dobby at Prince Manor. As Sirius spits on the “useless” elf, Harry draws a clear line between the family who hurt him and the one he is choosing for himself: a Potions Master father and house-elves who are finally treated with respect. A confrontation-heavy, emotionally charged episode about loyalty, recovery, and what “home” really means after the war.

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Sirius Black is finally declared innocent and officially freed, and Scrimgeour wastes no time offering him a place back in the Auror ranks. Sirius accepts, already dreaming of working alongside Harry and “being there” the way he never was before, even as his bitterness over Azkaban lingers. Back at Grimmauld Place, a furious search for Harry’s missing belongings ends with Sirius carelessly throwing a cloak at Kreacher and accidentally granting the house-elf the freedom he has longed for. While Kreacher disappears with Regulus’s locket, Madam Pomfrey and Professor McGonagall regroup in the Hogwarts Hospital Wing, sharing coffee, grief, and the morning’s headlines as the wizarding world absorbs the news of Sirius’s exoneration and the heavy human cost of the war.

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In the aftermath of the final battle, Hogwarts has become a makeshift war hospital. Madam Pomfrey races to Hermione’s bedside when a sudden fever and labored breathing reveal a new threat: sepsis. Drawing on both potions and Muggle medicine, she fights to pull Hermione back from the brink as exhausted staff and volunteers tend to the wounded and count the dead. Later at Prince Manor, Poppy updates Severus and Harry on the staggering Auror losses, Lucius Malfoy’s escape, and Sirius Black’s official exoneration. Severus quietly fears Harry might choose Sirius now that he is free, but Poppy reminds him where Harry’s true home is. As Harry watches her Floo away, he reflects on the terrible cost of victory and silently vows that if Albus Dumbledore ever tries to harm his family again, he will be ready to fight back.

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