Name: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004
Genre: خانوادگی, فانتزی, ماجراجویی, معمایی
Released: 2004
Duration: 2 h 22 min
Rating: 7.900000095367432
Cast: روپرت گرینت, اما واتسون, دنیل ردکلیف

Question 1

Why were characters Miriam Margolyes ( Professor Sprout) and Gemma Jones (Madam Pomfrey) not in this movie?.

Accepted Answer

Because neither character was important enough as it was Professor Minerva McGonagall only had two screens of speaking lines in this movie.

Question 2

What is 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' about?

Accepted Answer

Now in their third year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint), and Hermoine Granger (Emma Watson) must contend with Voldemort's most devoted follower Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), who has just recently escaped from Azkaban Prison and is believed to be looking to kill Harry. Meanwhile, the school is being guarded by vicious creatures called Dementors, appointed by the Prison to apprehend Black but who will also kill anyone else who gets in their way.

Question 3

Is "The Prisoner of Azkaban" based on a book?

Accepted Answer

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (1999) is the third book of the Harry Potter series, written by British author J.K. Rowling. The movie was preceded by Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) and followed by Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005), Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007), Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011). Rowling's Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was adapted for the screen by American screenwriter Steve Kloves.

Question 4

Why did Harry blow up Aunt Marge?

Accepted Answer

Aunt Marge (Pam Ferris) was insulting Harry's parents. She accused his father of being a drunk and then compared Harry and his mother to dogs, claiming "If there's something wrong with the bitch, then there's something wrong with the pup." As Harry admits later to Ron and Hermoine, he simply lost control.

Question 5

Why didn't Harry get in trouble for blowing up Aunt Marge?

Accepted Answer

By the rules, Harry could have been expelled from Hogwarts for using magic away from school or, even worse, he could have been imprisoned in Azkaban for breaking the law. However, the Ministry of Magic decided not to punish Harry because they knew that Sirius Black had escaped from Azkaban and thought he was looking to kill Harry. The Ministry was more concerned with keeping Harry safe from Sirius than with punishing him for performing magic in front of Muggles. Consequently, they resolved the problem by having the Accidental Magic Reversal Department cure Aunt Marge and erase the incident from her memory.

Question 6

Who are the Hogwarts professors we meet in "The Prisoner of Azkaban"?

Accepted Answer

Returning are Professor Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon), headmaster of Hogwarts; Professor Minerva McGonagall (Maggie Smith), deputy headmistress of Hogwarts, head of Gryffindor House, and teacher of Transfigurations; and Professor Severus Snape (Alan Rickman, head of Slytherin House and Potions Master. In addition, we are introduced to Professor Sybil Trelawney (Emma Thompson), teacher of the Art of Divination, and Professor Remus J. Lupin, temporarily-appointed as the new teacher of the class in Defence Against the Dark Arts. Rubeus Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) is back, newly-appointed to a teaching position in Care of Magical Creatures. Argus Filch (David Bradley), Hogwarts caretaker, is also there. There is a new music teacher, name not given, played by Warwick Davis.

Question 7

Why didn't Richard Harris return as Professor Dumbledore?

Accepted Answer

Richard Harris passed away in 2002 from Hodgkin's Disease. Other actors who were considered for the role of Professor Albus Dumbledore, Headmaster of Hogwarts, were Christopher Lee, Ian McKellen, Peter O'Toole, and Richard Attenborough before Michael Gambon was finally cast in the role.

Question 8

What is an Animagus?

Accepted Answer

Hermione explains, while in Defence Against the Dark Arts class, that an Animagus is a witch or wizard who can choose to transform at will into an animal, as opposed to a werewolf who has no choice.

Question 9

Can you choose your Animagus?

Accepted Answer

Yes but it is not easy. In the book, it is stated that James and Sirius chose a stag and dog respectively as they are strong animals that can help control werewolves. It is a complex skill that can take up to five years to learn. Because there is a huge risk of abuse of the ability, plus its complexity, the Ministry of Magic tries to regulate it. One has to register their ability, what animal they become, distinctive markings, etc. There are only a handful of people who have registered as animagi in the past century. The animal one becomes reflects one's qualities: James Potter becomes a stag, associated with honour and nobility; Sirius a dog, intelligent, loyalty but also aggressive for protecting loved ones; Pettigrew a rat, dirt and disease; Prof. MacGonagall a cat, cleverness and observance.

Question 10

Where is Azkaban Prison supposed to be located?

Accepted Answer

Azkaban Prison is located somewhere in the North Sea, off the eastern coast of England (noted in The Half-Blood Prince).

Question 11

Why aren't the Dementors like they are in the book?

Accepted Answer

In the various books, the Dementors are described as floating, soaring, and swooping. This indicates to many readers that, yes, Dementors can fly. Granted, over short distance they tend to hover and float. And yes, in the books they stay on the pitch below Harry while he plays Quidditch and affect him from there, but that does not work so well visually. It was a creative decision to add to the impact of the visual medium.

Question 12

Why aren't the Hogwarts students wearing robes in this movie?

Accepted Answer

In the books, Hogwarts students wear proper wizarding robes all the time, even out of lessons (except during holidays). In the first two films, director Chris Columbus made the decision that modernday kids wearing wizarding robes wouldn't work, so he gave them school uniforms with cloaks. They wore these during the school day; in the evenings, they wore their normal muggle clothes. Alfonso Cuarón, director of Prisoner of Azkaban, has kept with this idea. However, more action in this movie takes place outside of lessons, so it may seem to some like they aren't wearing their robes, but they are.In special features, Cuarón was also noted to want to let the kids be a bit more casual in their roles and on set, more accurately reflecting them as teenagers.

Question 13

What would a Boggart look like for .....?

Accepted Answer

Hermione: according to the book, Hermione has to defeat a Boggart during her final exams, and it turns into Professor McGonagall telling her she failed all of her tests.Professor Dumbledore: according to J.K. Rowling, his Boggart takes the shape of his deceased sister.Lord Voldemort: according to J.K. Rowling, a Boggart would take the shape of Voldemort's own corpse, given that he only fears death, however, in the Lego game, it takes the shape of Harry, which is involved with his death.

Question 14

How come Hermione keeps showing up out of nowhere in her classes?

Accepted Answer

Hermione possesses a Time-Turner, allowing her to turn back time. She is using it to take several classes all in the same time period. Professor McGonagall allowed her to use it to take extra classes.

Question 15

So, time travel... what?

Accepted Answer

JK Rowling has taken the route that there is no first time. What happened in the past cannot be changed; when you go back you just play your already determined role. Buckbeak never died, the executioner swung his axe in the pumpkin, the kids (and thus the audience) simply assumed he had executed Beaky. The idea is that any future time travel that may occur will already have affected events as they are now, e.g., in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, their dad's keys are missing. They later decide that they will travel back in time, steal their dad's keys because they'll need them, thus the keys "go missing". Time travel is always confusing, but it does work with this theory. It does, however, pretty much take away Harry's free will. He has to go back to save himself because he already has. The answer to the question "What if he doesn't?" is simply that he can't not. In the Half-Blood Prince book Rowling put in a line that all of the time-travel charms were destroyed during the battle at the end of Order of the Phoenix. The line was not used in the Half-Blood Prince movie, so it's a loose end as far as the movies are concerned.

Question 16

Is Cedric the guy who challenged Harry at Quidditch?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly. Yes, in the books, the Seeker for Hufflepuff is Cedric Diggory. However, the character is not credited as such and is not played by Robert Pattinson (who plays Cedric in Goblet of Fire, where he has a much more integral role), so we have to assume not. The beginning of the next film also does not acknowledge this when they encountered Cedric and his father on their way to the Quidditch World Cup unlike the book which did.

Question 17

What is the name of...?

Accepted Answer

Harry's snowy owl: HedwigRon's rat: ScabbersHermione's cat: CrookshanksHagrid's Hippogriff: Buckbeak

Question 18

Who was that boy...?

Accepted Answer

"...who explained the Grim?" He was some random guy. Depending on varying stories, he either won a competition or Alfonso Cuaron randomly picked him to deliver the lines. He doesn't correspond to any character in the books, and he is not Dean Thomas."...with Draco?" Another random "Slytherin boy". He was positioned as an extra henchman for Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) when Josh Herdman, who plays Goyle, suffered an injury. In the Care of Magical Creatures class where we meet Buckbeak the Hippogriff, the sling on Goyle's arm can be seen when they tease Harry.

Question 19

What is a Hippogriff?

Accepted Answer

A Hippogriff is a legendary creature, a cross between a horse and a griffin. Like a griffin, it has the head of an eagle, claws armed with talons, and wings covered with feathers, the rest of its body being that of a horse.

Question 20

What is the Marauder's Map?

Accepted Answer

The Marauder's Map was given to Harry by George (Oliver Phelps) and Fred (James Phelps) Weasley, who stole it from Argus Filch during their first year at Hogwarts. The map provides a detailed layout of Hogwarts, including hidden passageways, and shows where everyone is at all times. The greeting the map provides when it is first open reveals the map was created by- Remus Lupin (Moony), Sirius Black (Padfoot), Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail), and James Potter (Prongs). The map refers to these characters by their animagus names and Lupin in werewolf form.

Question 21

Who are Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs?

Accepted Answer

The four creators of the Marauder's Map were actually Remus Lupin ("Moony", a werewolf) Harry's father James ("Prongs", a stag Animagus), Harry's godfather Sirius Black ("Padfoot", a dog Animagus), and Peter Pettigrew ("Wormtail", a rat Animagus).

Question 22

How did James, Sirius and Peter become friends with Remus Lupin?

Accepted Answer

While they were all Gryffindor students at Hogwarts, Lupin used the excuse of his mother being ill when he disappeared each month (he was afraid they wouldn't want to be his friends if they knew). Eventually, they found out. Instead of abandoning Lupin, they all developed the ability to become Animagi.This had several benefits, i.e., werewolves are no threat to other animals, only humans, so in their animal forms they were safe. James could turn into a stag and Sirius into a big dog, so they could restrain the werewolf if he tried to get loose. Peter, as a rat, could sneak past the branches of the Whomping Willow and press the knot which paralysed it.

Question 23

Why did Dumbledore hire Lupin? Did he know what he was?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Dumbledore knew. As a young student of magic, Lupin found it hard to find a school that would take him, since he was a safety risk. However, Dumbledore agreed to take him as a student and then as a professor, with certain conditions. Every full moon Lupin had to stay in the Shrieking Shack near Hogsmeade. There was a tunnel going from the school to the shack, and to prevent the werewolf from coming out and to prevent students from going in, the Whomping Willow tree was planted over the entrance. Since Lupin's transformations were painful, locals heard shrieking coming from the shack, and rumours of it being haunted were started. Dumbledore encouraged this to keep Lupin's werewolf condition a secret. When Lupin was hired to teach Defence Against the Dark Arts, Dumbledore had Professor Snape mix up a concoction called the Wolfsbane Potion, which allowed Lupin to keep his human mind when he transformed-he could simply curl up in front of the fire and wait to resume human form. He was to take the Potion during the week of the full moon and would miss classes the day after, with the other teachers pretending he was ill. He did not take the Potion on the night Sirius escaped as he forgot in his excitement after seeing Peter Pettigrew on the Marauder's Map.

Question 24

What is the Patronus Charm?

Accepted Answer

A Patronus is a spell cast against Dementors (guards of Azkaban who feed on happiness, leaving a person with only misery and the worst memories of his or her life). The Patronus takes a form that represents a happy thought. To create a Patronus, a strong happy thought must be created, as it is happiness that chases Dementors away.

Question 25

How does Professor Lupin know how to work the Marauder's Map?

Accepted Answer

It is revealed in the novel that he is one of its creators, nicknamed "Moony." "Moony" is the name he is referred to when he is a werewolf.

Question 26

Why was Harry's Patronus different the two times that he used it?

Accepted Answer

There are varying strengths of Patronus. Harry's first Patronus was weak and appeared as a misty shield. His second Patronus was fully corporeal and appeared as a white stag. A fully-formed Patronus usually takes the form of an animal and generally stays the same regardless of what the happy thought is, though it can change when one's source of general happiness changes, e.g. if one falls in love with someone.This is further clarified in Order of the Phoenix when Harry becomes the unofficial and secret Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for Dumbledore's Army.

Question 27

Who won the Quidditch Cup this year?

Accepted Answer

The winner of the Quidditch Cup this term is not shown in the movie. In the book, the inter-house Quidditch Cup competition takes into account not just victories, but scores as well. Despite beating Slytherin in the first two books, Gryffindor failed to win the Cup. In Philosopher's Stone, the final match takes place while Harry is unconscious in the hospital wing after protecting the stone and Ravenclaw win the Cup. In Chamber of Secrets, the competition is cancelled because of attacks in the castle. The third year is Oliver Wood's final year (he's the one who explained the Quidditch rules to Harry) and he is desperate to win the Cup: in the book, Gryffindor win the Quidditch Cup. This was cut from the movie, for two reasons: (1) in the first movie, we see only one match, a win, and then see Gryffindor win the House Cup, so it would need a lot of explaining for their success to have the impact it has in the novel, and (2) in the grand scheme of the movies, it adds very little to the story being told.

Question 28

Why did Sirius supposedly want to kill Harry?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Weasley (Mark Williams) explains to Harry that Sirius Black is a faithful servant of the evil Lord Voldemort. According to Mr. Weasley, when Harry thwarted Voldemort 13 years ago, Sirius lost everything. Now, therefore, the Ministry thinks Sirius has escaped from Azkaban in order to find and kill Harry.

Question 29

What is the Grim?

Accepted Answer

In Divination class, Professor Trelawny looks at Harry's tea leaves and jumps back in horror, telling him that he has "the Grim". The Grim refers to a giant, spectral dog that is said to be an omen of death. During the Quidditch match, Harry does see a large, spectral dog in the clouds, so it appears that Professor Trelawny's divination is true. Later in the movie, it is made known that the Grim is Sirius Black. The Grim is no doubt patterned after the Black Dog, a prominent creature in British folklore, where the Black Dog is often said to be associated with Death and the Devil. Sirius is also named for, in astrology, the brightest star in the night sky. Sirius is also known colloquially as the "Dog Star", reflecting its prominence in its constellation, Canis Major (Greater Dog).

Question 30

What lessons are shown in this movie?

Accepted Answer

• Two Divination classes are shown: the first one of the year where Professor Trelawney reads Harry's tea leaves and the one where Professor Trelawney insults Hermione and she walks out of the class.• Two Defence Against the Dark Arts classes are shown: the practical lesson with the Boggart, and the one where Snape substitutes and teaches them about werewolves.• The first Care of Magical Creatures class is shown although it is only Buckbeak there.• One Dementor practice session with Lupin is shown.

Question 31

How does the movie end? (Ending, part 1 of 3)

Accepted Answer

After the Grim drags Ron and Scabbers down under the base of the Whomping Willow tree, Harry and Hermoine follow. They are confronted by Sirius Black and Professor Lupin. Hermoine reveals that she knows Lupin is a werewolf, and Lupin and Sirus together reveal the true story of how Harry's parents were betrayed by the fourth Marauder, Peter Pettigrew (Timothy Spall). Harry remembers seeing Pettigrew's footsteps on the Marauders Map, meaning that Pettigrew is still alive. Sirius forces Pettigrew to reveal himself. Pettigrew, who is an animagus, has been hiding for the past 13 years as Ron's pet rat Scabbers, who was handed down to Ron by his brother Percy. The moon rises as they are on the way to returning Pettigrew to Hogwarts, and Lupin turns into a werewolf. When the werewolf turns on the children, Professor Snape shields them while Sirius, who is also an animagus, turns into the Grim and fights off Lupin. Pettigrew turns himself back into Scabbers and scampers away. When Lupin hears a howl of another werewolf, he runs off, but Sirius is seriously injured. Harry finds him lying next to a pool of water. The Dementors show up and attempt to steal Sirius' soul. Harry attempts a Patronus spell, but it isn't strong enough. Suddenly, Harry sees a white stag across the pool, whom he believes to be his father. The stag's presence drives away the Dementors. Unfortunately, even after Harry, Hermoine, and Ron vouch for Sirius' innocence, the Dementors intend to destroy him. Consequently, Professor Dumbledore, who also believes that Sirius is innocent, suggests that Hermoine use her Timeturner. Hermoine gives the Timeturner three spins, setting them back three hours.

Question 32

What happens when Harry and Hermione turn back time at the end? (Ending, part 2 of 3)

Accepted Answer

Hermione's Timeturner takes them back three hours, just before the execution of Buckbeak, Hagrid's Hippogriff. Keeping themselves out of sight, Harry and Hermoine are able to lure Buckbeak out of the pumpkin patch by tossing him dead ferrets. With no hippogriff to execute, the executioner is sent away. They then go to the Whomping Willow tree where they wait until Lupin turns into a werewolf. Hermoine fakes a werewolf cry, causing Lupin to abandon his fight with Sirius. Unfortunately, the werewolf takes after Hermoine and Harry. They try hiding behind a tree, but Lupin spots them. Just as the werewolf is about to attack them, Buckbeak intervenes and sends Lupin high-tailing away. Harry looks up to see the Dementors flying overhead, so they race to the pool and watch as the Dementors take Sirius' soul. Fully expecting his dad to show up as the stag, Harry is surprised when he doesn't. So, Harry the time-traveler casts another Patronus spell. This time it works, but it is obvious to Harry that the white stag was not his father but Harry himself. Buckbeak flies them both back to Hogwarts where Hermoine releases Sirius from jail. Sirius invites Harry to come live with him, but asks him to wait for a while because his life is going to be a bit hectic at first. Sirius then flies off on Buckbeak, and Harry and Hermoine get back to where they were three hours ago in the infirmary, just in time for Ron to see their old selves disappear and their new selves show up across the room.

Question 33

So how does the movie *really* end? (Ending, part 3 of 3)

Accepted Answer

When word of Lupin's condition gets out, Lupin is compelled to resign his position at Hogwarts. Before he leaves, he returns the Marauder's Map to Harry. At the end-of-the-term feast, Harry receives a gift—a new Firebolt broom, the fastest broom ever made. (His old broom was destroyed when he was attacked by the Dementors during the Quidditch game.) The broom was given to him by his god father Sirius Black. In the movie they change it somewhat by including a Hippogriff feather in with the package. This is the way they tell the viewer the broom came from Sirius.

Question 34

How does this film differ from the novel?

Accepted Answer

As with any film adaptation, there are differences from the novel. As was the case with the previous two Harry Potter movies, the time between events is often compressed as compared with the book, scenes and dialogues from the book are shortened or combined, and some scenes placed elsewhere in the narrative. Beginning with this film, the Harry Potter films begin to take more liberties, make more adjustments, and more cuts into (subplots of) the story. For example: the previous films showed Harry in almost all of his classes, whereas this movie has relatively few of such scenes. The following lists describes the largest deviations from the plot:In the novel, Harry celebrates his birthday alone at the Dursleys' house. After a failed attempt to congratulate Harry by telephone, Ron and Hermione send him presents by owl post. Ron gives Harry a Sneakoscope, a device that warns the owner when an untrustworthy person is in the vicinity, and announces that he and his entire family have won money in a contest, and are going on a holiday to Egypt.Aunt Marge stays for an entire week, annoying Harry with her condescending behavior. Harry assumes the name of his classmate Neville Longbottom when he is on the Knight Bus. There he learns that Sirius Black was convicted of killing 13 people with a single curse. At the Leaky Cauldron, Harry tries to get Cornelius Fudge to sign his permission slip to enter Hogsmeade, but Fudge cannot honor his request.Harry spends some days at the Leaky Cauldron, where he learns that seeing a large black dog is an omen of death. His classmates arrive, and Hermione buys Crookshanks in a pet shop after the cat tries to attack Ron's pet rat Scabbers. In the train, Harry's Sneakoscope already starts to alarm, but they dismiss the device as defective (it actually picks up on Scabbers, who is later revealed to be Peter Pettigrew in his Animagus form). The memory that Harry relives each time a Dementor is close becomes much more detailed with every iteration: he can clearly hear both his parents' final words before they are murdered. During the trip from the train station to Hogwarts, Ron and Harry notice that the carriages are pulled by something invisible (explained in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix). At Hogwarts, McGonagall shows concern for Harry's health after the Dementor incident, but he dismisses her wish for him to be admitted to the hospital wing.The novel gives descriptions of each of Harry's classes, all the way up to final exams. This has been cut down a great deal in this film, so that we merely get an introduction to each of Harry's new teachers: Hagrid, Trelawney, and Lupin. Professor McGonagall immediately dismisses Trelawney's psychic powers, as the latter has mistakenly predicted an impending death several times. There are several Hippogriffs shown during Hagrid's lesson. Afterwards, Harry, Ron and Hermione find Hagrid drunk and miserable, convinced that the incident with Draco and Buckbeak will get him sacked; his classes become much less fun afterwards.As Harry isn't allowed into Hogsmeade, Lupin invites him for tea. The Lupin in the movie makes it clear that he knew Harry's mother, something only hinted at in the book. Snape enters and hands Lupin a potion, which he subsequently drinks, despite Harry's objections. The Fat Lady goes missing for several days after Sirius Black attacks her portrait; sir Cadogan, an inept knight from one of the other portraits, takes her place at the entry of the Gryffindor common room (although most of his scenes were cut from the movie, sir Cadogan can actually be seen in the background a few times).Quidditch, a highlight of the previous films, gets only a cameo appearance in the movie. Harry is shown in only the first game against Hufflepuff, which incidentally introduces their new Seeker, Cedric Diggory, in the book. The book features the two subsequent games as well, after which Gryffindor, for the first time in years, wins the Quidditch cup (they lost it in the previous books because Harry was hospitalized (Philosopher's Stone) or the game itself had been suspended (Chamber of Secrets)). The second match incidentally introduces Cho Chang, Ravenclaw's new Seeker (as well as an important character in the next two books).Two of Harry's unauthorized visits to Hogsmeade are combined in the film. During the first, Harry (hiding underneath a table to avoid being seen), Ron and Hermione overhear Cornelius Fudge talking to a few Hogwarts Professors about Sirius being Harry's godfather, James and Lily Potter's friend, as well as their Secret-Keeper; the latter role involved a complex spell, causing the Potter family's secret location to be completely invisible to anyone but the Secret-Keeper, and to those he disclosed the information to. Since Voldemort knew exactly where to find the Potters, this is considered proof that Black betrayed them to Voldemort. Apparently, Peter Pettigrew had confronted Black with this, only to be killed together with 12 innocent Muggles, earning Black a life sentence in Azkaban. In the film Harry hears the conversation by himself while under the Invisibility Cloak.Harry is consumed with rage over this news, that was apparently withheld from him for years. He plans on confronting Hagrid about it, but Hagrid is in tears over the news that Buckbeak is likely to be executed following the incident with Draco. Harry calms down and promises to see if they can find legal grounds to get Buckbeak exonerated.A Christmas dinner is organized for the teachers and students who remain at Hogwarts over the holidays. Ron and Harry learn that Lupin is "sick" again and receives Snape's potions regularly. The Quidditch subplot also introduces Harry's new broom, the Firebolt, much earlier in the story. Harry actually receives it before dinner, and Hermione immediately (and correctly) guesses that Sirius Black sent it. That there appears to be nothing wrong with it may be Rowling's first hint that Black is not the villain he's been made out to be. Unfortunately, the teachers find it highly suspicious, and immediately confiscate the broom for thorough examination, taking weeks before Harry finally gets it back. Ron and Harry are furious with Hermione, who apparently warned the teachers about the broom.This, and Hermione's distrust of the Marauder's Map (especially its shady origins and potential danger) causes the boys' relationship with a sceptic Hermione to cool down significantly. It is worsened by the increasing tension between Ron and Hermione over Crookshanks, who keeps targeting Scabbers. During one of these attacks, Harry's Sneakoscope sounds, another ignored hint that someone (in this case Scabbers) is not what he seems to be. A bloody sheet with Crookshanks' hairs on it temporarily ends their friendship. While this subplot is mainly cut from the film, some of Ron and Hermione's initial arguments were used, and Scabbers is at one point missing, presumably killed by Crookshanks; although these scenes were not as heated as compared to the book.Harry has several unsuccessful lessons with Lupin in mastering the Patronus charm. During one, he learns that Lupin started at Hogwarts in the same class as Sirius Black, and that the Womping Willow was planted in their first year. Harry finally succeeds with the Patronus when the Dementors again show up during the second Quidditch match; however, these "Dementors" are quickly revealed to be Draco and his friends in disguise, in an attempt to scare Harry into losing the match. That same night, there is another "attack" by Sirius Black (a scene partially filmed but deleted). Ron screams when he awakens to find Sirius standing over him (everyone assumes he was looking for Harry, but it is later revealed that he was in fact looking for Scabbers a.k.a. Peter Pettigrew). Sir Cadogan had allowed Sirius Black access into the Gryffindor common room after Black had found a list of passwords lost by Neville (who receives severe punishment). Following the incident, Harry notices that all teachers start to get extremely protective of him.During Harry's second secret visit to Hogsmeade, the invisible Harry throws mud at Malfoy, Crabbe and Goyle, resulting in Malfoy seeing Harry's head and reporting him to Snape, who catches Harry sneaking back into school. Before Snape confiscates the map and gives it to Lupin, Harry confronts Snape with a rumour he heard in his first year, namely that Snape resented Harry's dad due to a life debt. Snape retorts that James first put him in considerable danger, and then saved him, not out of care for Snape's life but of fear of getting expelled. In the movie, Harry throws snowballs at Draco and his cronies at Hogsmeade and Harry loses the Map to Snape when the latter catches him looking for Peter Pettigrew (which is not in the book); Draco does not find out that Harry was in Hogsmeade illegally in the movie, though like in the book, Lupin also takes the Map into his possession.Buckbeak's sentence and Hermione punching Draco in the face occur much earlier in the book, which brings the trio back together and amends their friendship. During final exams, a final appeal for Buckbeak is scheduled at school, but since this is also the day of his execution, the appeal is mainly a futile formality. Despite Hagrid urging them to stay away, the three use Harry's Invisibility Cloak to comfort him. In Hagrid's hut, they find Scabbers hiding (in the movie, Hagrid had already found him).During the confrontation with Sirius Black, Lupin mentions he followed Black to the Shrieking Shack with the Marauder's Map; this is also how he identified Scabbers as the supposedly deceased Peter Pettigrew. The novel also goes into more detail about Sirius' and Lupin's backstory: the Shrieking Shack was actually built to house Lupin as a student each month, as he transformed into a werewolf at the full moon. Dumbledore encouraged the spreading of rumors that the Shrieking Shack was haunted, to prevent anyone from going in and finding out the truth. The Whomping Willow was planted to protect the underground entrance to the Shack, with a special trick to avoid the tree's branches. Lupin's friends, James Potter, Peter Pettigrew and Sirius Black all became Animagi (adopting the nicknames Prongs, Wormtail and Padfoot), so they could accompany Lupin ("Moony") when he transformed (as werewolves do not pose a threat to other animals). Together they also created the Marauder's Map. Sirius once decided to play a cruel and dangerous trick on an already suspicious Snape, by telling him that he could find out Lupin's secret by going to the Whomping Willow. James, knowing Snape could be killed if he met the Werewolf, kept Snape from doing it. Snape still figured out that Lupin was a werewolf, and remains convinced to this day that James only warned him to save himself and Sirius from expulsion (it is revealed in the book that Snape repaid the life-debt to James by saving Harry from his hexed broom in The Philosopher's Stone). With Snape's potion, Lupin is now able to undergo the transformations while retaining his human mind, rendering him harmless and suitable to teach. However, in the excitement over Peter Pettigrew, he forgot to take his current dose.Many of Ron's lines in the book were given to Hermione in the movie for some reason. One example from the book, had Ron (who was already injured in the Shrieking Shack) attempt to stand up and hop in front of Harry saying to Sirius, "If you want to get to Harry you'll have to get through us first!" In the film, Hermione is the one to say it.Pettigrew's backstory is also more elaborate: Sirius had suggested to make Pettigrew the new Secret-Keeper, and then found out that Pettigrew had betrayed the Potters. Sirius cornered Pettigrew, but the latter fired the Curse that killed 12 Muggles, and faked his death by cutting his own finger and escaping in rat form during the mayhem. Sirius was innocently sentenced to death, but felt immense guilt anyway, because he had suggested Pettigrew as the new Secret-Keeper. He kept himself sane by turning into his dog form regularly, a state in which the Dementors affected him much less. But when he saw a newspaper with a picture of the Weasley family after winning their contest, he recognized Scabbers and escaped. He stayed around Hogwarts, even being helped inside by Crookshanks (who stole Neville's password list), the only one who also recognized Scabbers as a fake. Pettigrew again faked his death and hid in Hagrid's cabin. After returning to human form, Pettigrew denies everything and still tries to put the blame on Black, but his lies are easily disproven. He is scared to death to go to Azkaban, mostly because he was the one to send Voldemort to his unexpected demise, and therefore fears the wrath of the remaining Death Eaters (Voldemort's followers). In the book, everyone leaves the Shrieking Shack, with the unconscious Snape dragged along with a levitating spell; in the movie, they leave him there.In the book, Hermione is present and affected during the Dementor attack on Harry and Sirius. In the film Hermione stays with Ron after he is badly injured. The Dementors try to perform the Kiss on Harry as well. In the hospital wing, no one except Dumbledore believes Harry's story since Snape claims that Black had used a Confundus charm on him, and Cornelius Fudge is all to willing to believe this easy explanation rather than admitting that Black was innocent all those years. Later, Snape goes as far as accusing Harry of helping Sirius escape, but he has no proof of this.When traveling back in time during the events of saving Sirius Black, Harry and Hermione, after rescuing Buckbeak and watching the events unfold in the Forbidden Forest, decide to head back to Hagrid's empty cabin (Hagrid was heading up to the castle with everyone else after the failed execution to get some drinks). As the transformed Lupin is still hanging about, they want to wait until it is safe to return to the Forest. When Harry goes on to scout ahead, he realizes the one who conjured the Patronus that saved his past self was he himself and not his father. In the film this is drastically altered: the transformed Lupin tries to attack the past Harry and Hermione, but present Hermione does a fake howl to draw him away from their past selves; Buckbeak fights off Lupin and forces him to retreat. Hermione is also with Harry when he performs the Patronus as well as convincing him that no one is coming when Harry was still under the impression his father was going to save them.Harry's final talk with Lupin in the movie is a mix of two conversations in the book, with Lupin and Dumbledore respectively. Dumbledore also notes that Professor Trelawney had actually made a correct prediction, which happened only once before (an allusion to a revelation in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix). He also mentions that Pettigrew now owes Harry a life debt, since Harry prevented Sirius from killing him (becomes an important point in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows).Everybody passes the exams at the end of school year, and Gryffindor wins the House Cup, largely due to winning the Quidditch games. Hermione has dropped a few subjects and got rid of her Time-Turner. During the train ride home, Harry gets a package from Sirius, containing a signed Hogsmeade permission. The owl delivering the message is for Ron, since Ron no longer has a pet anymore. After arriving at the station, Harry entrusts uncle Vernon that he has a homicidal godfather, hoping it will scare the Dursleys into treating him better.

Question 35

How did Lupin become a werewolf?

Accepted Answer

In the original, he was 'infected' with the curse to periodically become one, when bitten in childhood by another werewolf (similar to the transmission of rabies). In the sixth book, it was revealed that Lupin was infected on purpose by a criminal werewolf called Fenrir Greyback.

Question 36

Is Peter Pettigrew ever brought to justice?

Accepted Answer

In the movie, no. Pettigrew escapes during the werewolf attack and is not seen again until The Goblet of Fire (2005) where he helps in the resurrects Lord Voldemort. In the films, he is never seen to be brought to justice. The last time we ever see Pettigrew is in Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2011), where he is knocked out and locked in a dungeon (but presumably escapes). In the books, he his strangled to death by his own hand after failing to strangle Harry during a fight.

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عنوان اصلی	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
وضعیت	منتشر شده
سال انتشار	2004
شناسه IMDb	tt0304141
تعداد بازدید	43

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