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The Letters From No One
- The escape of the boa constrictor earns Harry his longest ever punishment.
- By the time he was let out of his cupboard, the summer holidays had started
- Dudley's birthday is June 23rd, when did the summer holidays start??
- Dudley has already broken several of his birthday gifts
- First time out on his racing bike, Dudley knocks down Mrs Figg as she crosses Privet Drive on her crutches.
- Dudley's birthday is June 23rd, when did the summer holidays start??
- By the time he was let out of his cupboard, the summer holidays had started
- Wish school over, Dudley's Gang visits the house every day.
- all quite happy to join in Dudley's favorite sport: Harry Hunting.
- Harry expects to be finally going to a different school than Dudley
- Dudley accepted to Vernon's old school: Smeltings
- Harry expects to go to Stonewall High
- Dudley says Stonewall stuff people's heads down the toilet the first day, offers to help Harry practice
- Harry declines, says "The poor toilet's never had anything as horrible as your head down it--it might be sick."
- Dudley says Stonewall stuff people's heads down the toilet the first day, offers to help Harry practice
- On a day in July, Petunia takes Dudley to London to buy his Smeltings uniform
- Harry left at Mrs Figg's
- Mrs Fig not as bad as usual
- She broke her leg tripping over a cat, and wasn't as fond of them anymore. (perhaps the cat that represents Peter?)
- Harry gets to watch TV and is given old chocolate cake
- That evening, Dudley paraded around the living room in his new uniform
- boys wear maroon tailcoats, orange knickerbockers, flat straw hats called boaters
- they also carry knobbly sticks, used for hitting each other when teachers aren't looking
- Good training for later life
- Vernon's proudest day, Petunia cries about how handsome "Ickle Dudleykins" looks
- Harry might have cracked a few rips trying not to laugh
- Harry left at Mrs Figg's
- The next morning, a horrible smell is in the kitchen
- large metal tub in the sink, with dirty rags in gray water
- Petunia is dying old clothes of Dudley's gray to match Stonewall High's uniform
- Harry says he didn't know it had to be so wet
- Petunia tells Harry to not be stupid
- Harry thinks he will look like he's wearing bits of old elephant skin (thought, not said)
- Dudley bangs his Smelting Stick on the table
- They hear the click of the mail slot and flop of letters on the door mat (regular postal mail, no mention of owl)
- Vernon tells Dudley to get the mail
- Dudley says, "Make Harry get it."
- Vernon tells Harry to get the mail.
- Harry tries to retort, "Make Dudley get it."
- Vernon tells Dudley to poke Harry with the Smelting Stick
- Harry dodges and goes to get the mail
- Three things in the mail
- Postcard from Marge
- vacationing on Isle of Wight
- ate a funny whelk, ill
- brown envelope that looked like a bill
- and--a letter for Harry
- Mr. H. Potter, The Cupboard under the Stairs, 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey
- envelope is thick and heavy
- yellowish parchment
- address written in emerald green ink
- No stamp
- purple wax seal on back, bearing a coat of arms:
- Lion, eagle, badger, snake, surrounding a large H
- Vernon calls Harry to hurry up, asks if he's checking for letter bombs
- Postcard from Marge
- Dudley first notices Harry has a letter
- Vernon sharply jerks the letter out of Harry's hand
- Vernon questions who'd be writing to Harry
- when he realizes who, his face goes from red to green faster than a set of traffic lights. and didn't stop there. Goes grayish white as old porridge
- Petunia looks as though she might faint
- Dudley hits Vernon over the head with his stick,
- Vernon sends both boys out
- thrown out by the scruffs on their necks
- Boys fight over the keyhole
- Dudley wins
- Harry listens at the floor under the door
- Petunia and Vernon panic over the letter having Harry's cupboard address
- they discuss what to do
- Vernon suggests ignoring it
- "I'm not having one in the house, Petunia! Didn't we swear when we took him in that we'd stamp out that dangerous nonsense?"
- they discuss what to do
- Vernon sharply jerks the letter out of Harry's hand
- Vernon tells Dudley to get the mail
- That evening, Vernon visits Harry in his cupboard, something he'd never done before.
- Harry demands his letter
- Vernon says it was written to Harry by mistake
- has burned it
- Harry says it was not a mistake, "it had my cupboard on it."
- Vernon decides it would be nice if Harry moves into Dudley's second bedroom
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