In fact, he didn't expect Tom Riddle to be involved. He sealed his sixteen-year-old himself in the book, and he was a descendant of Voldemort, and used Ginny to open the secret room. Because in the book, he always thought he was a good person, and they also doubted whether it was the secret room opened by Lige, a manifestation of human nature, but they firmly believed that Lige was their friend, just like Harry was suspected of being the heir at first. At that time, Rigg also ran to the dean and said that it was definitely not Harry, which reflected the friendship. The kind of person we become is not our ability, but our choice. Indeed, there are flaws in the play, such as the protagonist's halo may be a bit heavy. Harry was resourceful and brave to face everything. When he fought the snake monster, although he was scared and petite, he did not run away or stage fright, and successfully solved the snake monster. Also said that the dean is the greatest magician. Only the true heir of Gryffindor can draw out the sword. The sword appeared in the hat given by Phoenix at that time. The dean in front also said that as long as there is a need, he will definitely appear. In the play, an elf named Dobby has been admonishing him not to go back to Hogwarts College, and has done tricks in the process, and it has been saying that the owner is not good to it, abuses him, humiliates it, and so on. The owner of Malfoy is Malfoy’s family, who has always been a deadly opponent with Harry, and Malfoy’s father gave Ginny the diary, which is Voldemort’s old thing. He also said at the end that he hopes Harry can be here forever and save all People, it means there is a story behind. Harry chased it out and gave the diary to Malfoy. There was a Harry’s sock in it. He let Dobby open it. Dobby was free. Malfoy wanted to hurt Harry. Dobby defended him, and Malfoy mentioned Ha Lee's parents said that his misfortune would be as miserable as his parents. Rigg finally came back. What exactly was the thing that was sold at the beginning? Here is a question.
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