Harry Potter was bored. He had nothing to do at the Dursleys' house, and he missed his friends at Hogwarts. He wished he could use magic, but he knew it was forbidden outside school. He decided to sneak into his room and look at his textbooks, hoping to find something interesting.
He opened his trunk and took out a book called "Magical Mishaps: A Guide to Avoiding and Fixing Common Spells Gone Wrong". He flipped through the pages and saw various examples of spells that had unexpected or hilarious consequences. He chuckled at some of them, such as a charm that turned a person's hair into snakes, or a hex that made someone's nose grow every time they lied.
He stopped at a chapter titled "The Dangers of Mixing Spells". It said that combining two or more spells could result in unpredictable and dangerous effects, and that it was strictly forbidden by the Ministry of Magic. Harry felt a surge of curiosity. He wondered what would happen if he mixed some of the spells he knew. He looked around and saw his cousin Dudley's old toys lying on the floor. He decided to use them as his test subjects.
He picked up a teddy bear and pointed his wand at it. He muttered "Wingardium Leviosa", making the bear float in the air. Then he added "Incendio", setting the bear on fire. He expected the bear to burn and fall, but instead it started flying around the room, leaving a trail of smoke behind it. Harry was amazed and amused. He decided to try another spell.
He grabbed a toy car and said "Accio", summoning it to his hand. Then he said "Engorgio", enlarging it to the size of a real car. He thought it would be fun to ride it, but before he could get in, the car started moving on its own. It crashed into the wall, breaking it and creating a hole. Harry gasped and dropped his wand.
He heard a loud scream from downstairs. It was Aunt Petunia, who had seen the car coming out of the house. She ran upstairs, followed by Uncle Vernon and Dudley. They saw Harry standing in his room, surrounded by flying, burning, and exploding toys. They were furious and terrified.
"What have you done, boy?" Uncle Vernon shouted.
"It's not my fault!" Harry protested. "It's the magic! It went wrong!"
"Magic?" Aunt Petunia shrieked. "You're using magic in our house? How dare you!"
She picked up Harry's wand and snapped it in half. Harry felt a jolt of pain in his scar.
"Ow!" he cried.
Suddenly, a bright light flashed from the broken wand. It hit Aunt Petunia, Uncle Vernon, and Dudley, turning them into frogs. They croaked and hopped around the room.
Harry stared at them in shock. He didn't know what to do. He wished he had never mixed those spells.
He heard a knock on the door. It was Hagrid, the gamekeeper of Hogwarts. He had come to check on Harry and take him back to school.
"Hallo, Harry!" Hagrid said cheerfully. "Ready to go?"
He saw the chaos in the room and frowned.
"Blimey, what happened here?" he asked.
Harry sighed and explained everything.
Hagrid shook his head.
"Harry, Harry, Harry," he said. "You should know better than to mess with magic like that. You could have hurt yourself or someone else."
He looked at the frogs and smiled.
"Well, at least you got rid of those nasty Muggles," he said.
He picked up Harry and his trunk and carried them outside.
"Don't worry," he said. "We'll fix everything when we get to Hogwarts."
He put Harry on his flying motorcycle and started the engine.
"Off we go then," he said.
They flew away, leaving behind a burning house full of frogs.
The end.
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