Resumo de Harry Ptter And The Order Of Phoneix [part D]

Hermione blackmails journalist Rita Skeeter into writing a story about Harry and Voldemort by threatening to expose her as an unregistered animagus (see Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire). Luna Lovegood's father publishes Rita's story in The Quibbler. Furious, Umbridge bans the paper inside the school, but the story spreads quickly, gathering support for Harry and Dumbledore.Empowered by Ministry edicts, Umbridge sacks Professor Trelawney, but Dumbledore, citing his remaining authority as Headmaster, allows Trelawney to stay in residence at the castle. He also recruits a replacement Divination teacher, the centaur, Firenze. Umbridge dislikes what she refers to as "half-breeds," wrongly including centaurs in that assessment, and is furious Dumbledore outwitted with her own rules; Ministry Decrees only give her the power to make appointments when the Headmaster is unable to find a satisfactory candidate. A Dating DisasterHarry is attracted to pretty Ravenclaw Quidditch player Cho Chang, but he is awkward and shy around her. Her intense grief over Cedric Diggory's recent death makes him uncomfortable, although he is elated when they share a kiss under the Christmas mistletoe. During a Valentine's Day outing to Hogsmeade, their fragile relationship is further damaged when Cho becomes jealous over his friendship with Hermione. At first, Harry is amused over her misunderstanding and bursts out laughing, but this deeply offends Cho. Bursting into tears, she runs out of the teashop, much to Harry's embarrassment.Things unravel further after the DA meetings are exposed and Umbridge catches Harry. When he is taken to Dumbledore's office, he discovers that Cho's friend, Mariette Edgecombe is the informer. To protect the students, Dumbledore panders to Fudge's paranoia by telling him and Umbridge that he formed the DA (Dumbledore's Army) to depose Fudge as Minister of Magic. Dumbledore spectaculary disapparates before he is arrested, and Umbridge is appointed Headmistress. She quickly forms an Inquisitorial Squad, which cause the Weasley twins to lead a revolt, creating mayhem throughout the school with their magical pranks while the Hogwarts teachers pointedly do nothing to help the new Headmistress. Both Harry and Cho defend their respective friends' actions, which leads to a heated argument. Seeing tears in Cho's eyes, Harry warns her that he won't tolerate her crying anymore. Stung, Cho storms off angrily, after which, the two stop speaking, ending their relationship.Fred and George set off a decoy prank so Harry can sneak into Umbridge's office to talk to Sirius via the fireplace?the only one not under surveillance. The twins are caught, but they jump on their brooms and depart the school for good, leaving behind a magical swamp inside the school. (Using the Triwizard Tournament prize money that Harry gave them, they start their own joke shop, 'Weasley's Wizard Wheezes', in Diagon Alley.) Sirius in TroubleDuring the nightime Astronomy O.W.L. exam, Harry witnesses unknown persons attempting to capture and expel Hagrid. Professor McGonagall attempts to intervene but is hit by Stunning Spells, incapacitating her and sending her to the hospital. During a later O.W.L. exam, Harry has a vision that Voldemort is torturing Sirius in the Department of Mysteries.Harry desperately attempts to contact Sirius via the fireplace in Umbridge's office, but the Black family's house-elf, Kreacher, tricks Harry into believing Sirius has vanished, when he is, in fact, tending to Buckbeak. Umbridge and her minions?mainly Slytherin students?capture Harry and the DA group. Unaware Snape is an Order of the Phoenix member, Umbridge asks him for Veritaserum to use on Harry, but he claims he has none left. Harry uses Sirius' code name ("Padfoot") to warn Snape that he is in danger, but Snape seemingly ignores him and leaves. Umbridge tells Harry that it was she who ordered the Dementors to attack him during the sumuse an Unforgivable Curse on him. Thinking fast, Hermione concocts a story that Dumbledore has a powerful weapon hidden in the forest. She says that she and Harry will lead Umbridge to it. Escape to LondonHermione, along with Harry, leads Umbridge to where she told her Dumbledore hid a "weapon" in the forest. There they encounter the haughty centaurs, who are furious that one of their brethren now works for humans. Hermione knows they are disposed to hate adult wizards, and when Umbridge foolishly insults them, they break her wand and carry her off screaming into the woods. The other centaurs are about to attack Harry and Hermione when Hagrid's half-brother - a "small" giant named Grawp that Hagrid has been hiding in the woods, suddenly appears, scattering the creatures. Ron, Ginny, Luna, and Neville arrive, having escaped their "Inquisitorial Squad" captors, and the group flies to the Ministry on the school's thestrals, winged, horse-like creatures visible only to people who have witnessed a death.Arriving at the Department of Mysteries, they find the room in Harry's dream. There is no sign of Sirius, but Harry sees rows of shelves containing glass balls, one of which has his and Voldemort's name on it, with the note "A.P.W.B.D to S.P.T." (This is actually "Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore to Sibyll Patricia Trelawney", as it was the latter who made it and the former who heard it). Death Eaters suddenly appear and demand the glass sphere. These include: Lucius Malfoy; MacNair, the Ministry executioner (appeared in the third book as Buckbeak's executioner); former Department of Mysteries employee,

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