In which the Daily Prophet tells us about the wizarding public’s perception of Harry and the steps the Ministry has taken to provide safety in the war, and Dumbledore returns to Privet Drive. Snape prevents Wormtail’s eavesdropping and tells Bellatrix his story, though she still refuses to trust him Narcissa then reveals that Voldemort has ordered Draco to do something difficult, and asks Snape to make an Unbreakable Vow – which he then does, saying that he will help Draco carry out the deed, and perform the deed himself if Draco fails. In which Narcissa goes to visit Snape in secret against Voldemort’s orders, and Bellatrix tries to stop her but joins her at Snape’s house anyway. We also hear of the wizarding world’s open war with Voldemort – dozens of Muggles have been killed along with Amelia Bones and Emmeline Vance, the Dementors and giants have joined Voldemort, and the Ministry is struggling to fight.
In which the Muggle Prime Minister recounts his encounters with Cornelius Fudge, Fudge visits him again with Scrimgeour, and we learn that Scrimgeour is the new Minister of Magic. Mistakes (and non-mistakes) in the text Reader’s Guide to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince:Ī complete chapter-by chapter guide with notes and commentary.Differences between the British and American versions.Day by day calendar of events in the book.Published in the UK and US on 16 July 2005. She considers books six and seven, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, as almost two parts of the same book, as Harry learns what it will take to destroy Voldemort and sets out on his extended quest to do so. Rowling shifted her writing toward revealing the answers to all the many mysteries she had built up over the earlier five books. The book marked a turning point in the series for fans. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth book in the series.
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