Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

they are all around 13 or 14 including draco

The first mention of Neville losing the passwords was in Chapter 12: the patronus; page 249. he was explaining to sir cadogan that he wrote the whole week's passwords on a piece of paper but lost them. it was in chapter thirteen:gryffindor versus ravenclaw page 268, where we saw the effect of what had happened; sirius black found the passwords and thus gained entrance to the commonroom.

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Harry Potter went the to Leaky Cauldron. There he was greeted by Cornelius Fudge who arranged for him to stay there.

What a spoiler question! Harry and Hermione help Sirius escape (Ron was in the hospital wing) with the help of a time turner that Hermione got so that she could take more than a full load of classes. In the process they also save Buckbeak, the hippogriff, from being executed by the Ministry of Magic.

No. Sirius Black was one of James Potter's best friends. Upon discovering that Voldemort was hunting them, the Potters' went into hiding, naming Sirius as their Secret Keeper, meaning he was the only one to know where they were. At the last moment, Sirius switches from this role with Peter Pettigrew, whom he believed they could trust. Pettigrew betrays the Potters' to Voldemort which results in Voldemort's murdering them, and pins it on Sirius.

Two spells. Lumos and Lumos Maxima

The former lights up the tip of the wand giving it a torch-like use. The latter sends a larger span of light ahead and lights up the distance - for instance, you see this in the Half-Blood Prince when Dumbledore lights up the cave.

However in the Prisoner of Azkaban, we see Harry say this spell without its effect happening. It gives a short Lumos effect (as opposed to Lumos Maxima's effect, as it was meant to). In the short time that he produces light under his sheets, we see a spell book. We can assume that as the light did not go far as it was intended to, and did not stay on for long, Harry was practicing the spell and had not yet mastered it.

Defense Against The Dark Arts? well, of course it is located in the defense againt the dark arts classroom. but in the boggart scene, they are in the teacher's lounge.

No. Harry plays Quidditch during a cutscene, but you can't control him.

Carpe retractum on tree

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with the Marauder's map given to him by Fred and George

It is about Harry Potter and his friends Hemonie and Ron find out Harry Has a Godfather, Sirius Black. He broke out of askaban. Read the Book.

Hermione was 14 years old (for the bigger part of the story), because her birthday is in September.

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If you're asking whether the film was divided into two parts like Deathly Hallows, then no. The Prisoner of Azkaban story was told in one film.

There are 107,253 words in 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'.

No, Ron is standing behind his mother holding Scabbers the rat in the photo while Ginny is standing to Molly's other side.

It came out May 31, 2004 in the UK and the 4th June, 2004 in the USA . See related links for more countries.

Professor McGongall wanted to see him because he fainted on the train.

She does not have a middle name (that we know of).

however her middle name does begin with a G when you look at the quidittich shield it says M.G.McGonagall. but we don't know what the real name is.

Professor McGonagall took the broom because the broom arrived Christmas morning without a card or note to indicate who it was from. Hermionie Granger thus told Professor McGonagall about that as well as her fear that it was from Sirius Black, who was at the time believed to be trying to hunt down and kill Harry Potter. Therefore, the broom was taken in order to make sure that it hadn't been jinxed. However, he did get it back just in time for the Ravenclaw match.

Jennifer Saunders was not in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

"I solemnly swear that I am up to no good." -Harry Potter

"You think the dead we loved truly ever leave us? You think that we don't recall them more clearly in times of great trouble?" - Albus Dumbledore

"Don't let the muggles get you down." - Ron Weasley

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