Dobby the House Elf Warns Harry of Dark Plot at Hogwarts

As I sat on my bed, surrounded by books and trunks, Dobby the house elf suddenly appeared before me. His eyes were sunken, his skin was pale, and his usually tidy appearance was now marred by dirt and injuries all over his body. I could tell that something was amiss, and as he began to speak, my worst fears were confirmed.

'What plot? Who's plotting them?' I asked quietly, my eyes narrowed in concern. Dobby's response sent a chill down my spine: 'There is a plot, a plot to make the most dangerous things happen!' He repeated his warning, emphasizing that Hadrian Potter should not return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

I knelt down beside him, trying to reassure him as I took in his battered appearance. Dobby's injuries were a testament to the mistreatment he had suffered at the hands of those who saw him only as inferior beings. My heart went out to this loyal and trusted friend, who was willing to risk everything to warn me of impending danger.

As we spoke, several other elves appeared, holding another elf captive. The scene was surreal, with Dobby's desperate warnings echoing through the room. I knew that I had to take his words seriously, for he had always been truthful in the past.

But why did Dobby feel compelled to warn me of this dark plot? What drove him to risk his own life and well-being by coming to my home? As we talked, I learned that Dobby was bound to serve one family forever - mine. His loyalty was unwavering, even when faced with the possibility of death.

As I listened to Dobby's story, I realized that he had been punished for simply trying to protect me. The weight of his words hit me hard: history was about to repeat itself at Hogwarts, and it was up to me to prevent it. With a heavy heart, I knew that I had to take Dobby's warnings seriously and do everything in my power to stop the impending danger.

As we parted ways, I couldn't help but feel grateful for Dobby's bravery and unwavering loyalty. Though he may have been treated like vermin by some, his spirit remained unbroken, and his devotion to our family was unmatched. As I looked at him one last time, I knew that I would do everything in my power to ensure his safety and that of those around me.