"Sybill, this is a pleasant surprise!" said Dumbledore standing up. (...) "Let me draw you a chair-" (...) "I dare not, Headmaster! If I join the table shall be thirteen" Nothing good could be more unlucky! Never forget that when thirteen dine together, the first to rise will be the first to die!"
Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter 11
Trelawney isn't counting Peter Pettigrew, in disguise as Wormtail. Pettigrew makes 13, which means they were already at the critical number. And who was the first to rise?
Dumbledore, of course. Later in The half-blood prince Dumbledore dies, which means Trelawny was right about the the number 13.
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