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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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