The family seems to be happy with nothing. A giant Burmese leopard-eating snake basks in front of their piggish faces like a poem, and, of course, they want it to dance for them.
He lays down the law on Harry's schooling: a big fat Yes, he's going. Hagar also goes on to say that the great Dumbledore is the teacher at Hogwarts, and will make Harry into a man and stuff.
The faculty table is full of weirdo professors, and goblin-faced women, and there are floppy and pointy head decorations, the true markings of master magicians.
Hunching through the library, Dazzler unknowingly grazes by our hero, who is as stealth as a kitten in mittens. Dazzler is a man who obviously has never heard the laugh of a lover, never heard the phrase 'You are fine' from a doctor.
As H. P. comes out of his reverie, he is amazed to see that his friend Upfish has had some sort of serious accident. Professor Catface gingerly escorts Upfish away from all the jeering urchins and up towards the nurses' zone of awesome bedtime suckers.
Soon, they are up around the crossbow fire where detention always gets started. Hagar mopes and speaks about his dragon flying off on him in the night, and how he's sad.
Even impeded by the onslaught of letters, the now totally-bonkers Uncle Porkstar crashes down on Harry. The battle that would have been is now a sad display, Harry at the drunken bottom of a depression well, and his once-formidable foe mindless and flailing.
The air begins to tell Queerman to retrieve the Stone using our champion, using H. P. as a vehicle, for only innocence can retrieve the Stone from the Gate of Heaven. The Stone is locked behind Heaven's gate and only a pure soul may enter.