Harry's Patronus charm impresses from "summary" of Double Trouble and a Window to the Past (selections from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) by
As Harry raised his wand, he summoned all his strength and determination to cast the Patronus charm. The silvery stag emerged, galloping gracefully across the darkened room. Its radiant form filled the space with a sense of hope and protection. The spectators watched in awe as the Patronus shimmered with a powerful energy, dispelling the looming darkness that had enveloped them. Its presence was both majestic and reassuring, a symbol of Harry's unwavering courage and resilience. The spellbinding display left everyone speechless, their eyes wide with amazement. Even Professor Lupin, with his deep understanding of magic, couldn'...
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