Albus Dumbledore And The Fateful Choices
In this choose-your-own adventure, you play the role of Albus Dumbledore, and you make choices that will have a profound effect on the wizarding world and on the personal lives of some of its main characters. Will Voldemort or Grindelwald win? Will they be stopped before they do too much damage? Or can they be persuaded to change their ways? Will Harry Potter survive and, if so, whom will he marry? What careers will he and his friends have if they do survive? All this and more is in your hands; so choose carefully! Click on chapter 1 and then follow the instructions.
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Chapter 24
You decide that despite the courage he has shown, Harry is still too young to be told that he must eventually either kill or be killed.
In his second year at Hogwarts, Harry once again shows his mettle. Lucius Malfoy slips Voldemort's diary to Ron's younger sister Ginny, a new first-year student who is also sorted into Gryffindor. The diary possesses Ginny and forces her to open the Chamber of Secrets for the first time in fifty years, releasing the monster within: not the acromantula Aragog, as Tom Riddle had claimed, but an enormous snake called a Basilisk, who tries to kill Muggle-born students. Through a series of lucky accidents, the Basilisk's victims are petrified instead of killed and are eventually cured in the Hospital Wing, but Ginny is forced to enter the Chamber, where Voldemort's memory, in the form of a sixteen-year-old Tom Riddle, is gradually sucking the life out of her. With Ron's help, Harry enters the chamber, kills the Basilisk and destroys the diary, thus saving Ginny's life, thwarting Voldemort's and Lucius' plan to unleash the young Riddle, and saving Hogwarts from closure.
Once again you debate with yourself: should you now tell him about the prophecy or should you wait until he is older to avoid upsetting him at such a tender age?
If you choose to tell Harry about the prophecy, turn to Chapter 26.
If you choose to wait until he is older, turn to Chapter 27.
