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Dumbledore had reunited the Order of Phoenix to fight against Voldemort. Dolores Umbridge is Harry's new Defense against the Dark Arts teacher. Harry starts a society called Dumbledore's Army where Harry teaches students Defense against the Dark Arts. Dumbledore had been forced to leave Hogwarts. Harry could see what Voldemort is doing in Harry's head and knew that he captured Sirius. Harry went to the ministry with the Dumbledore Army's members and fight with the death eaters. Sirius was not captured. The members of Order of Phoenix went to the ministry and fought with the Death Eaters. Sirius was killed by Bellatrix

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