Griphook agrees to help the trio from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling
The goblin nodded, his black eyes gleaming. “I will help you,” he said quietly, his voice low and gravelly. Harry glanced at Ron and Hermione, relief flooding through him. Griphook was their ticket into Gringotts, the one chance they had to break into the vault and retrieve the Horcrux. The trio had been desperate, their options limited. But now, with Griphook on their side, they had a fighting chance. The goblin knew the bank inside out, every nook and cranny, every security measure. He was their guide, their informant, their key to success.
As they huddled together in the dimly lit room, Griphook laid out his plan. It was risky, dangerous, but it was their only shot. Harry could feel the tension in the air, the weight of their mission pressing down on them. But he also felt a flicker of hope, a spark of determination. They could do this.
Griphook’s eyes glittered with a fierce resolve. He was not doing this out of the goodness of his heart, but for his own reasons. Yet, there was a sense of camaraderie in the room, a shared purpose that bound them together. They were in this together, united in their goal.
And so, with a nod from Griphook, the trio set off on their dangerous journey. They would face obstacles, challenges, and betrayals along the way. But with Griphook by their side, they had a chance. They were determined, they were prepared, they were ready. Ready to take on whatever came their way, ready to fight for what was right.
