When Umbridge finds seven books about the life of Harry Potter, she thinks her least favorite student will be going down. What she doesn't realize is that soon the secrets of Hogwarts will be coming out, and her side of this story, will not be the winning one.

In Prisoner of Azkaban Remus said that his transformations were painful when he was younger, this is the story of how and why they were painful.

Within the first minutes after the final battle of Hogwarts, Pansy Parkinson barges into the Great Hall. When she casts a spell to make Harry, his friends, and some enemies revisit his entire life, how will they cope with the tragic memories?