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'
If
you
do
n't
get
out
of
the
way
I
'm
going
to
jinx
you
,
'
said
Harry
,
raising
the
wand
.
'
You
ca
n't
pull
that
one
on
me
!
'
snarled
Uncle
Vernon
.
'
I
know
you
're
not
allowed
to
use
it
outside
that
madhouse
you
call
a
school
!
'
The
madhouse
has
chucked
me
out
,
'
said
Harry
.
'S
o
I
can
do
whatever
I
like
.
You
've
got
three
seconds
.
One
--
two
--
'
A
resounding
CRACK
filled
the
kitchen
.
Aunt
Petunia
screamed
,
Uncle
Vernon
yelled
and
ducked
,
but
for
the
third
time
that
night
Harry
was
searching
for
the
source
of
a
disturbance
he
had
not
made
.
He
spotted
it
at
once
:
a
dazed
and
ruffled-looking
barn
owl
was
sitting
outside
on
the
kitchen
sill
,
having
just
collided
with
the
closed
window
.
Ignoring
Uncle
Vernon
's
anguished
yell
of
'
OWLS
!
'
Harry
crossed
the
room
at
a
run
and
wrenched
the
window
open
.
The
owl
stuck
out
its
leg
,
to
which
a
small
roll
of
parchment
was
tied
,
shook
its
feathers
,
and
took
off
the
moment
Harry
had
taken
the
letter
.
Hands
shaking
,
Harry
unfurled
the
second
message
,
which
was
written
very
hastily
and
blotchily
in
black
ink
.
Harry
--
Dumbledore
's
just
arrived
at
the
Ministry
and
he
's
trying
to
sort
it
all
out
.
DO
NOT
LEAVE
YOUR
AUNT
AND
UNCLE
'S
HOUSE
.
DO
NOT
DO
ANY
MORE
MAGIC
.
DO
NOT
SURRENDER
YOUR
WAND
.
Arthur
Weasley
Dumbledore
was
trying
to
sort
it
all
out
...
what
did
that
mean
?
how
much
power
did
Dumbledore
have
to
override
the
Ministry
of
Magic
?
Was
there
a
chance
that
he
might
be
allowed
back
to
Hogwarts
,
then
?
A
small
shoot
of
hope
burgeoned
in
Harry
's
chest
,
almost
immediately
strangled
by
panic
--
how
was
he
supposed
to
refuse
to
surrender
his
wand
without
doing
magic
?
He
'd
have
to
duel
with
the
Ministry
representatives
,
and
if
he
did
that
,
he
'd
be
lucky
to
escape
Azkaban
,
let
alone
expulsion
.
His
mind
was
racing
...
.
He
could
run
for
it
and
risk
being
captured
by
the
Ministry
,
or
stay
put
and
wait
for
them
to
find
him
here
.
He
was
much
more
tempted
by
the
former
course
,
but
he
knew
Mr.
Weasley
had
his
best
interests
at
heart
...
and
,
after
all
,
Dumbledore
had
sorted
out
much
worse
than
this
before
...
.
