Riddles Past and What's Behind It (Demo)

End of the Year

Dear students of Hogwarts,

Another year has come and gone, and it is with great pleasure that I announce the end of the school year and the start of the summer holidays. This year has been one of great change and upheaval, and I am incredibly proud of all of you for your resilience and bravery in the face of adversity.

We have faced many challenges this year, including the threat of the Dark Arts and the dangers of the outside world. But through it all, you have demonstrated the true spirit of Hogwarts – one of courage, loyalty, and friendship.

I want to remind you all that as you leave these hallowed halls and venture out into the world, you must continue to uphold the values and traditions of our school. You are all ambassadors of Hogwarts, and it is your responsibility to represent us with dignity and honor.

While you enjoy your summer holidays, I encourage you to continue your studies and practice your magic with care and responsibility. Remember that magic is a powerful force, and must be used wisely and judiciously.

But most of all, I want you to take this time to rest, to relax, and to spend time with your loved ones. Hogwarts will always be here for you when you return, and we look forward to welcoming you back next term.

So go forth, my dear students, and make the most of this time away from school. Be kind to one another, be safe, and above all, be proud to be a part of this great institution.

Thank you all for your hard work and dedication this year. Have a wonderful summer, and we will see you all soon.

Yours sincerely,

Headmaster Dippet

SLUGHORN AND TOM IN THE GREAT HALL:

Slughorn: "Well, Tom, another year has flown by, hasn't it? I can hardly believe it's already time for the summer holidays!"

Tom: "Yes, Professor, it seems like just yesterday that we were starting the school year."

Slughorn: "Indeed it does. But now it's time to put away our books and enjoy a well-deserved break. I hope you have some exciting plans for the summer, Tom?"

Tom: "Not really, Professor. I'll probably spend most of my time studying and practicing my magic."

Slughorn: "Ah, yes, always the diligent student. But remember, Tom, it's important to take some time to relax and enjoy yourself as well. You don't want to burn out before the start of the new term."

Tom: "Of course, Professor. I'll be sure to take your advice."

Slughorn: "Good to hear. And don't forget, if you ever need any advice or guidance, my door is always open."

Tom: "Thank you, Professor. I appreciate your support."

Slughorn: "It's my pleasure, Tom. You're a talented young wizard, and I have no doubt that you'll continue to excel in your studies. Have a pleasant holiday, and I'll see you back here in September."

OWL CORRELATION BETWEEN DIPPET AND TOM:

Dear Headmaster Dippet,

I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to inform you that I will be returning to Hogwarts for the start of the new term in September. I have spent my summer break studying and practicing my magic, and I am eager to continue my education at Hogwarts.

I trust that all preparations for the new term are proceeding smoothly, and I look forward to seeing my fellow students and teachers again soon.

Thank you for your continued guidance and support. I am grateful for the opportunities that Hogwarts has provided me, and I am committed to making the most of them.

Yours sincerely,

Tom Riddle

Dear Tom Riddle,

Thank you for your letter, and I am pleased to hear that you will be returning to Hogwarts for the new term. I trust that you have enjoyed a productive and restful summer break, and that you are ready to continue your studies with renewed energy and enthusiasm.

As always, we will strive to provide the best possible education and support for all our students, and I look forward to seeing you back at Hogwarts soon.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns before the start of the new term, and I will be happy to assist you.

Yours sincerely,

Headmaster Dippet

TOM RIDDLE VISITING LONDON AS STOP BY...

Tom Riddle was walking down a street in London when he noticed a pedestrian looking around with a slightly distressed expression.

Tom Riddle: Excuse me, is everything alright?

Pedestrian: Oh, hello! I was just looking for the nearest bathroom, do you happen to know where it is?

Tom Riddle: (in anger) Do I look like a bloody public restroom sign? I don't have time for this.

Pedestrian: Oh, sorry. I didn't mean to bother you.

Tom Riddle: Just go ask someone else or use your sense like a normal person. I have better things to do.

As the pedestrian walked away, Tom Riddle's anger simmered. He couldn't believe he had wasted his time on such a trivial matter. In his mind, he was destined for greatness and helping someone find a bathroom was beneath him.

TOM RIDDLE VISITS THE MINISTRY OF MAGIC...

TOM VISITS THE MISTER'S OFFICE TO TALK TO THE MINISTER...

Minister Spencer-Moon: Tom, I would like to discuss with you the events that have been happening at Hogwarts.

Tom Riddle: Of course, Minister. What can I help you with?

Minister Spencer-Moon: There have been rumors of dark magic being performed at the school, and I wanted to hear your perspective on the matter.

Tom Riddle: I assure you, Minister, there is nothing of the sort happening at Hogwarts. I am committed to upholding the laws and traditions of magic.

Minister Spencer-Moon: That's good to hear. However, there have been reports of students going missing and strange occurrences happening in the Forbidden Forest. Do you have any knowledge of these incidents?

Tom Riddle: I am aware of the incidents, but I have no knowledge of their cause. I will do my best to investigate and ensure the safety of our students.

Minister Spencer-Moon: I trust that you will handle the situation with the utmost care and urgency, Tom. Hogwarts is an important institution for the magical community, and we cannot afford any missteps.

Tom Riddle: You have my word, Minister. I will do everything in my power to maintain the safety and integrity of Hogwarts.