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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets "Second year at Hogwarts is dangerous for Harry Potter Sir."warns Dooby,a house elf to Harry one night and tries all that he could do to stop Harry from going Hogwarts.Somehow Harry reaches Hogwarts and there are attacks on the mudbloods.Chamber of Secrets has been opened and the monster of Slytherin is petrifying mudbloods.Everyone are afraid when everyone comes to know that Harry can speak to snakes.Even Harry thinks that he is the Heir of Slytherin and responsible for the attacks.He finds that the entrance to the chamber is in a washroom and goes to find it out.He finds that Ginny has opened the chamber because the diary of Tom Riddle had been working on her mind. He also comes to know that Tom Riddle
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