This is why we need JK Rowling to write some prequels. “It was too hard to play.”
Aunt Petunia came back down the stairs a moment later and thrust an old shoebox into his hands. One with eyes like his and the other with everything else, his parents. Markus Michelson snorted and rolled over. The marauders waited for anything further instructions but none came, the professor had gone back to writing something on a sheet of parchment. Treated me like dirt, I got nothing from them but pain and neglect same as you. “…bye!”
The snakes lunged. “Maybe, you know… we should try to do something.”
“Last time we tried to get involved things went worse Neville. Oh you‘re dead.” Flint advanced on him and Harry ducked behind a statue as the big Slytherins curse smashed into the ground near his feet. “You always seem to find some way of being the centre of attention,” Parvati said with a warm smile. “Much better than the fighting.”
“They‘re planning something.” Harry shook his head.