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Chapter 2: Aunt Marge’s Big Mistake | Prisoner of Azkaban

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Join J and Ben as they dive into Chapter 2 of the Prisoner of Azkaban (in NYC!!!) and discuss Aunt Marge’s visit, Sirius on the muggle news, Petunia not liking Marge, and Colonel Fubster.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro and Chapter Art
02:52 - Chapter Breakdown
40:01 - Closing Thoughts and Review

Edited by :: Ethan Edghill

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20 Comments

@riluna3695 2 years ago

Harry blowing up Aunt Marge actually has a really sneaky explanation. In the fifth book, during O.W.L.s, Harry is tasked with casting the silencing charm on a toad, and instead of being silenced it swells up like a balloon, exactly the way Marge does. He was subconsciously trying to use Silencio on her, and miscast it. I can't remember if it's in the book or not, but in the movie he yells "Shut up!", which is exactly what he was trying to make her do.

@rme1411 2 years ago

i totally agree that petunia does not like aunt marge. petunia doesnt hate lily, she just resents her

@wilkin38 2 years ago

I feel like the intro not being ‘join us as we release the prisoner of Azkaban’ was a major missed opportunity

@madalynnr9940 2 years ago

Marge inflats because of an improperly cast Silencing Charm. In a later book when they're practicing silencing charms the frog swells the same way as Marge

@tateallen4755 2 years ago

When I found out about the taboo on Voldemort’s name, I would simply gather every auror and Order member in a forest, hidden in the trees, and say the name. When the death eaters or snatchers showed up, we’d ambush them and stun them.

@Shawayze 2 years ago

Hey brother! Just wanted to also mention when Uncle Vernon says "no need to tell me he's up to no good" is a nice little foreshadowing for him being one of the marauders. I solemnly swear I am up to no good.

@Olivia-no2hl 2 years ago

I can’t believe the top of my head is in frame for like 90% of this 💀

@knglewy 2 years ago

"The morning after the night before" may be the greatest thing you've ever said

@ColtonRMagby 2 years ago

Harry's "I'm fed up with this" energy in this chapter is AMAZING.

@peadrianlastname 2 years ago

Back I the 90s you would keep broken things like tvs so that when your new one broke you could get repair parts for free

@BradleyBoy 2 years ago

It was that moment Aunt Marge knew she messed up

@xAbbieCx13 2 years ago

I actually really loved the little bits of audience participation in this episode

@penguin-Taylor 2 years ago

Wouldnt Harry know that Voldemort was raised in an orphanage, Riddle mentions it in the diary memory, and he learns that Riddle is Voldemort

@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185 2 years ago

"This is the morning after the night before"

Ohhhhh,I see! Yeah,that really explains a lot

@josephj.prioli1823 2 years ago

I think Harry's bedroom is the Dursley's Room of Requirement

@jonathanreal8018 2 years ago

Harry did know Voldemort grew up in an orphanage by this chapter. Tom Riddle's diary told him.

@kayleighlehrman9566 2 years ago

When McGonagall was watching the Dursleys all day before Harry was dropped off, she reported to Dumbledore that they are "among the worst sort of muggles imaginable." And given her family history and her personal beliefs, I know she wouldn't use that label lightly. So I think that Harry or no Harry, Vernon and Petunia absolutely would've spoiled Dudley beyond reason and been generally insufferable people.

@tbsquig4276 9 months ago

It just hit me. “No need to tell me he’s up to no good” and the map “I solemnly swear I am up to no good “ oh I wish you mentioned that!

@LexrytXIV 2 years ago

I'll eat my words. The audio quality was much better then i expected of a live show.

@FabianRoeling 2 years ago

5:20 I like how the audience can just answer immediately whenever there is something you do not remember. Now you have not 2, but 100 people there who know every detail!