复习21-22（300）

                                                                                      Chapter twenty one: Hermione’s Secret

In this chapter, Hermione uses the time-turner to help save Buckbeak and Sirius. The concept of time continues to play a crucial role as they navigate their plan while dealing with the emotional weight of their choices. Themes of responsibility and the implications of time travel explore the idea of fate versus free will. They confront challenges that test their courage and resourcefulness. Harry and Hermione’s friendship deepens as they work to save those they care about, highlighting the importance of loyalty and bravery in the face of adversity. The chapter ends with the hope of a brighter future for Harry and his newfound connection to Sirius.

Chapter twenty two: Owl Post Again

the story reaches its conclusion as Harry returns to the Dursleys for the summer. After the events of the past year, including the revelations about Sirius Black and the truth about Peter Pettigrew, Harry feels a sense of newfound confidence. He grapples with the bittersweet nature of his experiences at Hogwarts, which have significantly transformed him.

As he prepares to leave, Harry reflects on his relationships with his friends Ron and Hermione, and especially his connection with Sirius, who has become a figure of hope and family for him. Before leaving, Harry receives letters from his friends, expressing their support and excitement for the upcoming school year. The chapter captures the essence of friendship and belonging that has evolved over the year.

Finally, Harry resolves to have a more positive outlook, recognizing that he has a family in his friends and a godfather who cares for him. Overall, the chapter serves as a hopeful farewell to Hogwarts for Harry, hinting at the possibilities that lie ahead and solidifying the importance of loyalty, love, and connection in his life.