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Alastor “Mad-Eye” Moody, leader of The Order of the Phoenix, came to the Dursley’s house to take Harry to a more safer home. Harry’s friends also arrive. His friends then take a potion called Polyjuice so that they look like Harry and act as decoys for his departure. After being signaled by Snape, the Death Eaters arrive and attack Harry and Harry’s friends.
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