Harry Potter's Cousin Dudley at Hogwarts

The next day, when Harry came to the auditorium for dinner in the morning, he always felt that everyone in Gryffindor looked at him strangely.

"Did you notice?"

Hermione saw Harry and the others coming to eat, so she walked over from where she was sitting and sat next to them.

"It seems that everyone knows about it." Dudley looked around and said in a low voice. "And everyone was angry."

"If I hadn't participated in it, I would have been blown up." Hermione muttered in a low voice, "It's a full two hundred points, Harry's goodwill for winning the Quidditch match is gone, and now Gryffindor students hate it to death We are."

"Then why do I feel that you are more angry than guilty? Hermione." Dudley, who was eating, looked at Hermione and felt that she looked even more angry now.

"That's because they speak so badly! I'm so mad!" Hermione vented her anger on the food.

"Did they scold you?" asked Ron, who was stuffing food into his mouth.

"No, but they said more outrageous things than scolding me!"

"What did they say?" Dudley was quite curious, what exactly did they say, which made Hermione, who was originally guilty of deducting points, so angry.

"I'm so pissed off. They actually said that Harry, a Quidditch hero, was spoiled by three stupid first-year students!" The more she said, the more angry Hermione said, "Stupid? I don't think they're as smart as me."

"Ron, why are you not worried at all!" Hermione turned her anger on Ron who had been eating. "Now everyone in Gryffindor hates us, people in other houses are watching us make jokes, and those female students stopped talking to me just now."

"It's okay, in a few weeks, they will forget all about it." Ron said indifferently, "Fred and George have lost so many points since they entered school, and everyone is still very happy. Like them."

"Ron, but they've never lost two hundred points all at once." Harry was a little frustrated.

"Er - that's true." Ron nodded.

"Harry, Hermione, what are you afraid of being isolated by them, anyway, we are usually four together." Dudley said, putting his arms around Harry's shoulders.

"That's right, Harry, Hermione, don't get entangled, the points will be deducted." Ron comforted.

"Malfoy, what are you doing?" Dudley and the others finished their meal and left the auditorium. When passing a corner of the corridor, Ron almost bumped into Malfoy.

"How are you, Draco? Are you okay?" Harry asked seeing Malfoy.

"No, it's terrible! After Professor Snape found out, he severely criticized me and punished me for copying potions books fifty times! My God, I don't know when I can copy such a thick book over."

"My dad already knows. If I didn't care about face, I would have received a roaring letter in the morning!"

"Then you caused Slytherin to deduct points, don't those people blame you? Did they also isolate you?"

Malfoy looked at Harry, then at Dudley and the other three, "Are you sure you want me to tell you? Potter!"

"What's the matter, what can't be said about this?" Harry was a little puzzled.

"Well, you asked me to say it." Malfoy paused and cleared his throat.

"They think I'm a hero, for defeating the Boy Who Lived, that is, you Potter, and his three stupid henchmen, only getting fifty points deducted from Slytherin and two hundred points deducted from Gryffindor. "

"Don't look at me like that, you guys told me to say that! Cough cough, I have to leave beforehand!"

Malfoy saw that even Harry was looking at him with angry eyes, and hurriedly left.

"Hermione, calm down! Calm down!" Dudley and Ron pulled Hermione back.

"Stupid? They called me stupid!" Hermione expressed her annoyance. No one ever said she was stupid.

"Hermione, they're just too much, you should crush them in class. Let them know who's more stupid." Dudley persuaded Hermione to calm down.

I don't know if it was useful to be persuaded by Dudley, although no one was willing to talk to them in the following days.

But Hermione was much more active in showing up in class, rushing to answer questions, and then giving other students the look of a bunch of idiots.

Harry, on the other hand, was having a hard time, not getting along well with Quidditch, because his teammates stopped calling him by his name affectionately.

I basically don't talk to him during training, and when I really have to mention him, I use 'seeker' instead.

In the end, Harry suggested that he quit the Quidditch team directly because the exam was about to come.

Not knowing if it was because of this incident, Harry calmed down and began to review.

And Ron had to follow everyone to review because everyone was busy reviewing.

During the period, Malfoy came over to review with him from time to time, but he had to be busy copying books.Because Professor Snape told him not to use the automatic quill, he had to copy it by hand.

Time passed day by day, Harry and the others were learning by leaps and bounds.

According to Hermione, the exam was perfectly fine, which of course she had told Dudley secretly.

"No--no--that can't be done anymore. Please--"

About a week before the exam, when Harry was going to the library alone to find Dudley and Hermione, he suddenly heard sobbing from a classroom in front.

After walking a few steps, he heard the voice of Professor Quirrell.

Hearing his voice, it seemed that someone was threatening him.

When Harry wanted to get closer and listen, he saw Professor Quirrell hurried out of the classroom, adjusted the scarf on his head, and left quickly.

After Harry saw that Quirrell was gone, he came out from the corner where he was hiding.

Curious, Harry looked into the classroom where Quirrell had just stayed, and found that there was no one in it, but the door on the other side of the classroom showed signs of being opened.

Harry figured it must be Snape who had just talked to Quirrell.

After returning to the library, Harry saw Hermione teaching Ron to do a problem, and Dudley was scribbling in his notebook, and hurriedly told them what he had just heard.

"That means Snape and Quirrell are going to do something to the Sorcerer's Stone?" Hermione said, she really hasn't paid attention to the Sorcerer's Stone recently.

"It should be so!" Harry nodded,

"Don't forget about Lu Wei!" Ron asked his own question. He felt that Lu Wei hadn't had an easy life.

"Maybe Snape already knows how to get through Lu Wei and go to Dumbledore. I think we should have done this a long time ago." Hermione was about to get up, but was held down by Dudley next to him.

"Hermione, we have no evidence! And don't forget that we shouldn't know about the Philosopher's Stone and Lu Wei, how should we explain it then?"

"Dudley's right!" Harry took out his book, "I don't think we can care about that much anymore! Last time we deducted [-] points, this time it's much bigger than last time, maybe we will be kicked out of Hogwarts tz."

Harry was tired of being isolated, and the time had just calmed down recently, so he didn't want to make any big troubles.

Without evidence to slander the professor, they will definitely be kicked out of Hogwarts.

The next morning, an identical note appeared on the desktops of Harry and the others who were eating in the auditorium.

Your confinement begins tonight at eleven o'clock. Find Mr. Filch in the foyer.Signed: Professor McGonagall.

"Damn it, I forgot about confinement!"

Recently, because they were isolated by other people, they have been busy reviewing, and basically forgot about the confinement.