Harry learns about his godfather from "summary" of Double Trouble and a Window to the Past (selections from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) by

In the midst of a tumultuous school year at Hogwarts, Harry Potter unravels a long-held mystery about his family and past. The revelation comes in the form of Sirius Black, a name that has haunted Harry since he learned of his connection to the infamous prisoner of Azkaban. As Harry delves deeper into the truth about Black, he discovers that this man is not the villain he was made out to be. Instead, he learns that Sirius is his godfather, the best friend of his late parents, James and Lily Potter. The knowledge of Sirius Black's true identity shakes Harry to his core, challenging everything he thought he knew about his past. Suddenly, the man he believed to be a threat to him and his loved ones is revealed to be a loyal protector, willing to risk everything to ensure Harry's safety. This newfound understanding of Sirius forces Harry to confront his own prejudices and preconceptions, pushing him to reevaluate the complexities of good and evil in the wizarding world. Through a series of encounters and conversations, Harry begins to see Sirius in a new light, recognizing the depth of their bond and the sacrifices Sirius has made on his behalf. As the pieces of the puzzle fall into place, Harry's perception of his godfather shifts from fear and suspicion to admiration and gratitude. He comes to understand the true nature of their connection, forged not by blood but by love and loyalty. The revelation of Sirius Black as Harry's godfather marks a turning point in the young wizard's journey, propelling him towards a deeper understanding of his own identity and place in the magical world. Armed with this newfound knowledge, Harry faces the challenges ahead with renewed strength and determination, ready to confront whatever obstacles may come his way. The bond between Harry and Sirius becomes a source of strength and support, offering hope in the face of uncertainty and danger.

Double Trouble and a Window to the Past (selections from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban)

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